Going to Pokémon Cafe Alone: Which Seats Take One Guest (Tokyo & Osaka)

• Tokyo: B seats (1–2 people) and C seats (1–6 people) accept a single guest. A seats need at least 2.
• Osaka: only C seats (1–6 people) accept a single guest. A and B seats need at least 2.

When you book, choose a party size of 1 first. The official site then only shows times with a seat type that accepts one guest.

Solo slots open at the same time as everything else: the whole of the following month is released at 18:00 Japan time on the 1st. Seats that suit one or two people also come back when other guests cancel, up to 22:00 Japan time the night before the visit.

If you're travelling with someone who might join you, decide before booking. The party size can't be changed after the booking is complete.

• Arrive 15 minutes early in Tokyo (10 minutes for the first A-seat slot at 10:40) or 10 minutes early in Osaka.
• Every guest aged 6 or over orders at least one menu item, so a solo visit means at least one item for you.
• Your table is yours for 90 minutes, with last orders 30 minutes before the end.
• The short live show runs for all guests, so you don't miss anything by visiting alone.

Tokyo gives a single guest two seat types to choose from (B and C), while Osaka has only C seats for one person. If your plans could work in either city, check both: availability varies a lot from month to month.