A book cafe where you can relax and immerse yourself in the world of books, with old books lined up inside a machiya shop. The tatami-floored space overlooking the garden is lined with chabudai, and there's also a cat corner filled with railroad dioramas, travel books, and cat books. Their signature cat parfait features fine details such as the sesame seeds for the eyes to make every face look cute, and the white chocolate nose topped with azuki beans using a toothpick.

Nijo Wakasaya is a long-established Kyoto confectionery store founded in 1917 (Taisho 6). His passion as a hobby confectioner who wants to convey both taste and fun continues to this day. This playful bun with a cat motif is available only at the main store. The round shape is adorable, and the ``Mike'' is filled with strained bean paste, and the ``Tora'' is wrapped with brown sugar bean paste.

A chocolaterie produced by Kyoto's Western confectionery shop [Kyoto Kitayama Malebranche]. The chocolate that smells like Kyoto is appealing, expressing the craftsmanship culture unique to Kyoto with delicate chocolate. "Kakaa-chan Stick Chocolate" is available in three types: orange, caramel, and strawberry. Contrary to its playful and cute appearance, the cacao flavor and fruit taste are irresistible.

A cafe run by a cat-loving family near Ginkakuji Temple. Although there are no cats in the store, the interior is full of cat love, with cat figurines, clocks, and photos of pet cats from people connected via SNS displayed. There is also a food menu that is filled with the cuteness of cats, such as the famous ``Nekonote Muffin'' and ``Nekono Oyatsu'', a set of taiyaki and yokan.

A Western confectionery shop located in a quiet residential area in Uji. The owner, Mr. Komatsu, is in charge of manufacturing and selling. The animal-shaped financiers each have a different expression and are so cute that it's a waste to eat them, making them perfect as souvenirs. Since we use almond flour with skin, it has a rich aroma and nutty flavor.

A shop run by Rakobo, which sells attractive handmade paper goods using traditional dyeing techniques. The store, which is a renovated workshop, is lined with paper miscellaneous goods that make you feel at ease with the gentle texture of Japanese paper and playful designs, and it's fun just looking at them. “Hariko Doll Kyoto Ame Set” includes 6 types of cats! You can enjoy displaying it even after eating it, so it makes a great gift for cat lovers.