DON'T GO.This place doesn't accept reservations and will likely end up as a waste of time and train fare due to them being fully booked by the morning and not mentioned on their website. They apparently have updates on twitter but by the time you check out their website you'll be left with the impression that you're fine to make the trip. The person working was extremely nice but by the amount of people being turned away at the door, It seems that their system of queing up people is broken. Theres not much to do in the area so if you were able to queue for a spot you may have to wait 4 hours before being able to walk in. When we arrived there were 4 other groups also turned away and while talking to the gentleman, more groups were turned away. The gentleman told me that people arrive an hour early just to queue up and considering that there are other capybara cafes, it is simply not worth it. We arrived 5 hours before close and couldn't believe the amount of people that were being turned away. I wish they would post it on their website rather than make you go on twitter(X) to look for updates because between them not taking reservations and the amount of people who were clueless of their policy, it seems very selfish to let people travel this way and be refused service. If the employee himself has to scroll and have trouble finding the part where it mentions twitter how is everyone else suppose to find it? As I said he was nice but that doesn't reimburse my suica card or the time spent traveling.