Seafood based original Japanese cuisine izakaya. Serves the first-class longtooth grouper as well as fish that the owner captured himself. Great variety of shochu and sake as well.
| Opening Hours | 11:30– 14:00 (last order at 13:30) 17:30–23:30 |
|---|---|
| Closed | Sundays |
| Access | A 5-min. walk from Keikyu Kamata Station |
Founded 90 years ago, Morihan So-honpo has been selling dried seaweeds, Japanese tea, and dry foods. Especially, nori (dried seaweeds), which is known as a specialty of Ota City and our main product. Nori has been loved by many people since the Edo period (1603–). So enjoy the authentic tas...
For those requiring information regarding Japanese communication and living and traveling in Japan, English/Japanese bilingual advisers living in Japan long-term provide support through Skype. *For more information check out the Facebook page: We Know Japan. Campaign: Free 25 minute Skype s...
If you’re passing by Ota City during your trip to Japan, be sure not to miss the Kamata Hachiman-jinja Shrine. Originally founded in 1600, the Kamata Hachiman-jinja Shrine is dedicated to Inari which is the Japanese god of foxes. Even though the shrines were partially burnt in 1945,...
Italian cuisine featuring seafood picked out by their Fish Meister Advisor at the market. Great selection of pasta and risotto using seafood.
Located a short walk from Kamata Station east exit, sits a real “star” restaurant. Yildiz, meaning “star”, is an authentic Turkish restaurant and bar. The creator and owner, Kerem Kargi, is the son of a former embassy chef. His father opened a family run restaurant in Shin...
The most popular “Chinese style soup” takes its broth from seafood, tonkotsu (pork bone), and chicken. Free large serving upgrade.
Located a three minutes walk from Kamata Station and seven minutes on foot from Keikyu Kamata Station, Sotetsu Fresa Tokyo Kamata can make a convenient hub for your business and leisure. It has good access to Haneda Airport and all rooms provide free Wi-Fi.
Great access from Haneda Airport and central Tokyo. We are offering the multilingual phone service, so non-Japanese speakers are always welcome. All rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi.
Great access from Haneda Airport, Tokyo Station, and Yokohama Station. We serve fresh made bread for breakfast. Wi-Fi and VOD service, both free, are also available.
A shop owned and managed by Muhammad Yone, an active pro wrestler. Their specialties include food with juicy pork meat and tasty ramen with seafood and pork bone-based soup. They also serve various alcoholic drinks for you to enjoy.
A trip down Bourbon Road will take you back in time to re-live Showa-period nightlife. Here you can find many izakaya (Japanese pubs), standing bars, and even some jazz bars. It is a great place to grab dinner or bar hop. The food options on Bourbon Road are – not surprisingly – meals...
Serving Japanese sake and dishes, specializing in fugu (blowfish) cuisine. Enjoy the cozy Japanese atmosphere in the evening.