The Omori Kaizuka Madeleine, which uses five Japanese ingredients (pumpkin, black sesame seeds, matcha, brown sugar, and honey) is popular for its moist texture and elegant sweetness.
| Opening Hours | 10:30–19:30 |
|---|---|
| Closed | Wednesdays |
| Access | 8-minute walk from JR Keihin Tohoku Line Omori Station 7 minutes on foot from Omori Kaigan Station on Keikyu Line |
In years past, one of the most important roads in Japan was the Old Tokaido, a 320-mile byway that linked the Imperial city of Kyoto with the shogun’s city of Edo (present-day Tokyo). While cars and rapid trains now run most of the route, you can still walk a portion of the historical highw...
A facility where you can lay down on lava rock from Mount Fuji, which is full of minerals and negative ions that warm your body from the core. Have a good sweat and experience beautifying effects, recovery from exhaustion, and relaxation.
Spice up your time in Tokyo with a day at the races. The boat races, that is. Ota City is home to one of Japan’s few boat racing stadiums, where groups of six boats at a time compete in a watery arena in a sport not unlike horse racing. The races in Ota City take place in a saltwater can...
Established in 1970. Enjoy the taste of a traditional Japanese Coffee House with a classic atmosphere, aroma, and taste that still remains to this day.
Senryu offers the best seafood at a reasonable price. We try our best to introduce good things about fish to as many people as possible.
Food that already fits Japanese tastes without being modified. If you're expecting curry or ordinary Indian food (from northern India), you'll be disappointed. Not open at night, no parking lot.
Based on a “New Japanese-Modern” design concept, this group of hotels is just arriving in Tokyo. It proposes opening 288 double, twin, and triple rooms. The front desk is organized to take care of guests in many languages.
7,000-20,000 yen per night (tax and service charge included) * Varies depending on room type and time of year. This residential hotel has a kitchen, desk, and sitting space. 3 minutes walk from Chidoricho Station, 4 minutes walk from Shimomaruko Station. It is located in a quiet residential...
For those who would like to actually experience staying at a Japanese house, try Ota City certified private lodging. Stay in a non-tourist area, and try out some local shops and restaurants for a deeper understanding of Japan. Abide by the house rules and interact with your local neighbors f...
This local cake store has been a favorite in Kugahara since 1961. The “Stone Paving of Lilac Avenue”, a kind of chocolate dessert, is a speciality of the Ota area. They are also famous for individually packaged fresh sweets known as “Family Bonbon”. They have sold over 1 m...
Flammarion opened in 1959, and is located in the quiet neighbourhood of Kugahara that is surrounded by the deep green of Japanese zelkova trees. The store sells lovingly handmade sweets. Their baked western style sweet known as “Escargot” has been selected as one of the top 100 souven...
Just steps from Anamoriinari Station on the Keikyu Line, the bright lights and colorful displays of Isozakiya beckon locals and visitors alike to taste the wonderful wagashi creations. The shop, which has been open for 22 years, offers a wide range of traditional sweets. Kenchi Okumura, the Na...
