Ota City Tourist Information Center 3rd anniversary event
The Ota City Tourist Information Center located at the Keihin Kyuko line "Keikyu Kamata" station will celebrate its 3rd anniversary on December 11th
Bakumatsu-Meiji Stamp Rally
Come on out to Ota City to try out the limited original rice bowls and visit the area associated with the legends of the Bakumatsu and Meiji Era, Saigo Takamori and Katsu Kaishu.
Ikegami Honmonji Temple Oeshiki
Ikegami Honmonji Oeshiki Festival is one of Tokyo’s most famous and memorable festivals, with a history dating back more than 730 years. The festival celebrates the anniversary of the death of famous Buddhist teacher and saint Nichiren. Oeshiki celebrations to honor Nichiren, founder of the Nichiren school of Buddhism, occur around Japan in mid-October, but the [...]
Fureai Matsuri at Haginaka, Haneda
A festival organized by local parties including the government, council, companies, and shopping streets.
Things to do this Summer in Ota City
Don’t let the summer heat and humidity stand in your way of all the fun and excitement there is in and around Tokyo.
Haneda Matsuri
The annual Haneda Matsuri, or Haneda Festival, is held on the last week of July every year.
Ota City Summer Festivals in August
Summer in Japan is festival (matsuri) season, which means fireworks, dancing, street food, and plenty of colorful yukatas!
Discover the real Japan: Visit Ota Event at Haneda Airport
Did you know that Haneda Airport is located in Ota City? Ota City has over 140 distinctive shopping streets and is the largest public bath area in Tokyo with 39 public baths, known as Sento. You can also enjoy the rich Japanese culture that was carefully handed down by the locals. The Ota City Tourism [...]
Haneda Airport International Terminal Exploration Tour
Witness the highlights of our international terminal and experience historic Edo period through the beautiful lanes, alleys, and Haneda Nihonbashi bridge with our tour guide.
Haneda Festival – Free Guided Tour
Visitors can enjoy Haneda Festival by simply attending and watching, but if you join up with an experienced volunteer guide, you can capture the full experience.