Cats Run the Show at the Most Adorable Pizza Hut in Japan Pizza Hut's latest Japanese commercial campaign stars incredibly cute cat employees at a fictional pizza joint.

By Kate Taylor

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You may have heard about cat cafés, where felines are welcome customers. Now, Pizza Hut has revealed a cat-operated café.

Pizza Hut's latest Japanese ad campaign documents the daily lives of the employees at a fictional restaurant completely run by cats. In "Pizza Cat!" four feline Pizza Hut employees deal with issues familiar to any restaurant owner or employee: uniforms, vacuuming and crunching number for the sales report. The videos were first spotted by Foodbeast.

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Check out one employee mapping out delivery routes.

More videos from the campaign can be found here.

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Kate Taylor

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Kate Taylor is a reporter at Business Insider. She was previously a reporter at Entrepreneur. Get in touch with tips and feedback on Twitter at @Kate_H_Taylor. 

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