All Reviews of The 3D Cat at Shinjuku East Exit

One of the most eye-catching sights on the streets of Shinjuku is the hugely popular giant 3D cat! Look up and you'll see it on a massive screen high above the street. The image is so three-dimensional that it looks as if the cat might jump out of the screen at any moment, and even its fur and movements look incredibly lifelike.

The most interesting part is that the cat stretches, yawns, and pokes its head out to look down at the street. Combined with the glasses-free 3D effect, it feels as if a giant cat really lives inside a building in Shinjuku.

When visiting Shinjuku, besides shopping, don't forget to look up and find this adorable cat and experience the unique appeal of technology and creativity coming together on the streets of Tokyo.

The 3D cat animation at Shinjuku East Exit is so lifelike that it makes you gasp! The giant cat sometimes pokes its head out and sometimes stretches, looking so vivid that it seems like it could jump out of the screen at any moment. Many passersby stopped to take photos and videos, completely captivated by its cute, lively movements. It was seriously so cute〜

First stop on our independent trip to Tokyo—Shinjuku photo op complete!

The kitty is super cute!
It’s one of Shinjuku’s major landmarks, and there were seriously so many people taking photos. I filmed a video instead, and this is a screenshot from it~
I was too hungry at the time, though, so right after filming I went to find something to eat haha

Every time I walk by, there’s a huge crowd stopping to take photos. Seeing everyone holding up their phones is pretty wild.
The advertising effect is honestly really successful.

Seeing it for the first time really made me freeze for a second.
I was just thinking, that cat looks way too real.

There's this cat that pops up on the big screen at the intersection heading toward Kabukicho from the East Exit of Shinjuku Station. It's a calico, which is a classic Japanese cat, and it's super cute! When I saw it, the cat was happily purring, but other times I've seen it playing around, knocking over cups and stuff for fun. Waiting at the crosswalk is way more enjoyable now.

This cat is basically a Shinjuku landmark. If you haven't seen it, you can't say you've really been here!

The video loop is timed just right, so you don't have to wait long to see the cat appear.

The screen is massive, and it looks even more high-tech at night. The cat really grabs your attention—the 3D effect is so realistic! Watching it walk around and meow is super lively.