The Cat Museum Review

The proud cats are their museums, with many cat-themed artworks, paintings, sculptures and even short films.

Cat slaves' paradise as a cat-sucking serious patient, came to Japan, the most memorable is the ねこの museum in Ito City, which is a cat-themed museum! It is simply a cat slave's paradise! There are 4 exhibition areas in the museum where I used to visit with my friends. My favorite is the world of cats! As the name suggests, there are about 40 live cats, Siamese, puppets, English shorts, folds, and even big orange cats. Especially the puppet, seeing me screaming at me, cute I face blood, just want to get on the hands. In addition, there is an exhibition area dedicated to displaying the surroundings of cats! Including cat sculpture, cat dolls, etc., but unfortunately, these artworks are not sold, otherwise my wallet will be empty... The paradise of food comes to Japan, of course, to eat the most authentic Japanese cuisine! After visiting the museum, we went to a nearby Japanese restaurant and ordered their signature dishes, which were completely amazing! The miso soup is rich in materials and extremely delicious; the udon gluten is delicious, the sauce soup is rich; the knife fish is delicious, the lips and teeth are fragrant; the sake is not high, and the taste is soft and refreshing. This meal is called a satisfaction! Warm reminder: 1. Open time: 9 am to 5 pm 2. Take the bus to get off at the Oshio Plateau 7 Chome 3. Adults 1300 yen, high school students 1,000 yen, primary school students 700 yen. 4. It is recommended to book tickets online to save time

On the first floor of the museum is a specimen of cats 々. After reading the detailed descriptions of these cats, I got a better understanding of them.

It takes about 10 minutes by bus from Izu Kogen Station to the museum, but the waiting time may be longer because there are few buses.

There are shops and cat cafes in the museum, but I found that there are many cat-related toys in the shops.