Dates are yet to be confirmed
Kojiya Awa Dance is known as a seasonal tradition of Ota City. Across two days, about 600 people cooperate and line up in 10 rows to cheer up the crowd with their dance. About 150 kids line up in three rows and dance as well. It is definitely a sight to see.
| Dates | Early August: Dates are yet to be confirmed |
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| Access | Tokyu Airport Line [Kojiya Station] |
This is a shopping district in front of Kojiya Station on the Keikyu Airport Line. There are various event hosted at the shopping district, such as the Summer Awa Odori (dance) Festival. Kojiya Market is held on Friday and Saturday of the fourth week of the month, bringing numerous shoppe...
Offers a wide variety of products, from incense sticks, candles, and small Japanese-style items to high-class gemstone incense burners and vase stands. Members of Soka Gakkai International (SGI) welcome. The closest Buddhist altar store to Haneda Airport. Campaign: Incense sticks given as pres...
Haginaka Park offers great fun for the young, the old, the active ones, and the ones who prefer a peaceful place. The park offers a diverse variety of statues, fountains, grass areas, a swimming pool with a waterslide, a baseball field with seats for spectators, and some equipment for working out...
Japanese Cuisine Wakyo is located within 15 minutes' distance from Haneda Airport, either by train or taxi. It is the only authentic Japanese food restaurant in the area. Enjoy the carefully selected ingredients from Toyosu Market along with Japanese Sake and Wine. Campaign: Meals inc...
We serve age-pan (fried bread), which is originally from Ota City. We also serve a bobsled age-pan that was made to support the bobsled team in downtown, and nori cheese age-pan which showcases the seaweed from Ota City. Customers can eat them right there as they are being cooked.
Unagi/Tempura restaurant since 1966, near Keikyu Kamata Station. Try their unagi and tempura dishes in a modern-Japanese atmosphere.
The "clean eating" breakfast focused on natural foods is popular. Fully equipped with free Wi-Fi and tablets in 6 languages. Free shuttle buses available (please reserve in advance when you check-in).
Ota City’s Kamata neighborhood has been known for generations for its manufacturing. From factories and small workshops, craftsmen produce high-quality metal products, machinery, metal parts and provide high-level processing. The craftsmen here labor in a spirit of monozukuri. This phi...
Upon walking through the doors at Henn na Hotel Haneda in Ota City it appears you have just walked onto the set of Jurassic Park. The dimly lit lobby is designed with a rainforest theme including projection lights and sound effects to match. The real surprise is at the front desk where you are gr...
Hashigo-nori is a traditional performance that attempts to pass on the techniques and methods of firemen in the Edo period. The performance is held every year on the Coming-of-Age Day (second Monday of January) in front of the main hall of the Ikegami Honmonji Temple by the Omori Steeplejack Asso...
The Shunsho-no-Hibiki Concert was started in 1995 in order to commemorate the completion of the Iketsukihashi Bridge, a triple-arched bridge built on the west bank of Senzokuike Pond, and featured a performance from the great fue master Sanzaemon Takara, a Living National Treasure. Musi...
A Flaming Start To The New Year What would you do to start your New Year? Would you go to see an exciting show with friends, or would you prefer some warm and cozy family time? Here in Ota City, the Dondo-Yaki is the perfect event for both friends and families to celebrate the New Year and pra...
