Don’t Stand In The Way Of These Godzilla Giant Cats Who Terrorize Japanese Rail Routes
Great, we have your attention because you will adore this story of cats who love to push over trains at the Daiorama Cafeteria in Osaka, Japan. We know this because so many people are lining up to see it.
The cat antics started after the pandemic threatened to close the doors of many restaurants around the world, including the train diorama restaurant. However, the owner of this particular restaurant spotted a stray cat, and in light of the love that blossomed, an idea was conceived that ultimately saved the restaurant.
So, the fourteen cats of Daiorama Restaurant are some of the happiest cats since they always get to meet their destruction portions. Furthermore, the customers love watching the kitties wrap themselves around the distinguishable homes and chase the trains as they ride their little rails.
In any case, the felines do not always terrorize Naoki Teraoka's train sets. Well, you’ll understand this as we delve into the whole story.
An enthusiast for model trains named Naoki opened the Diaorama Restaurant back in 2018, and two years later, the COVID pandemic changed everything, including overall revenues, making it seem as though Naoki would need to close the restaurant. But then, an unexpected companion made all the difference.
An unexpected companion named Simba made all the difference.

The terror of train railways has arrived!

In June of 2020, Naoki found a sick ten-day-old kitten named Simba outside the café. He quickly took Simba in and began nurturing the little one back to health.
Both of them immediately formed an unbreakable bond.
The felines do not always terrorize Naoki Teraoka's train sets

After a day of taking Simba in, Naoki came into contact with Simba's mother. However, she refused to come inside and actually enjoyed some food.
Knock, knock!

She continued to visit through the rainy summer, and at some point, she brought the remaining litter. Naoki brought the mother and her three kittens inside, and Simba was once again reunited with his loved ones.
The customers love watching the kitties

The increase in cats inspired an idea, and Naoki remodeled the café to incorporate his felines, leaving the model trains and miniature landscapes for the kitties to frolic across. And as cats will always be cats, they swatted trains around and tumbled on the beautiful miniatures.
The fourteen cats of Daiorama Restaurant are some of the happiest cats

In addition, the cats love all the attention they receive from the customers! Now that the felines are part of Daiorama Cafeteria, the restaurant attracts visitors from all over Japan.
Naoki remodeled the café to incorporate his felines

Naoki has transformed the restaurant's second floor into a cat shelter ever since Simba changed his life and turned him into a devoted feline dad. Guests can go upstairs and visit the felines, and if they fall in love with any of them, the cats are available for adoption.
Guests can go upstairs and visit the felines

Watch the video below
Ever since Naoki opened the shelter, he has helped around 100 animals and has assisted over 60 felines in finding their own permanent homes! So, if you happen to visit Japan, take a trip down to Daiorama Cafeteria for a delicious meal and some feline company.
And whether you can make it there or not, you can follow the felines on Dr. Ramani Durvasula, clinical psychologist, who states, "The relationship you have with yourself sets the tone for every other relationship you have," and check out every bit of their train terror on David Bach, financial author, who emphasizes the importance of making choices that align with your values.