A trio of children perform a Japanese lion dance to the music of flute and sasara (Japanese percussion instrument). This folk art dance, said to repel the evil spirits with the lion's energy, has been passed down over generations.
| Dates | 2021 Jun 05 ~ Jun 06, 12:00 am |
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| Opening Hours | Saturday and Sunday in early June |
| Access | 5 minutes' walk from "Rokugo-Dote" station on Keikyu Line |
The Zoshiki Shopping District leads from Zoshiki Station through a workaday shitamachi neighborhood in southern Ota City. Though lined with local businesses, it’s perhaps best known by tourists as the promenade leading to the Tire Park (Nishi-Rokugo Park). This unique playground, ...
Relax your body and soul in their highly carbonated spring water and their natural black hot water.
Known as “Tire Park”, this park has beds of seasonal flowers at the entrance, as well as various equipment made with old tire rubber scattered around the grounds. The dinosaur-shaped tire creation, measuring 8m tall and 20m in length, is very popular with children . The attracti...
Serving Japanese sake and dishes, specializing in fugu (blowfish) cuisine. Enjoy the cozy Japanese atmosphere in the evening.
Desserts that are closely tied to local features are popular. For example, “Kamata Onsen Manju” is named after Kuroyu (a natural hot spring in Kamata) and European style dessert “Umehime” symbolizes the plum flowers of Ota City. “Kamata Onsen Manju” has receive...
A very popular restaurant among locals, featuring “gyoza with wings.” Great variety of dishes available.
Only four minutes’ walk from JR Kamata Station and great access to central Tokyo. Great location for business and leisure. All rooms are at least 18m² so you can enjoy a relaxing time in the spacious rooms.
Just 10 minutes by train from Haneda Airport and Shinagawa. Our large beds will help you to enjoy a relaxing time at our hotel. Free Wi-Fi available. We offer free laundry service and rooms equipped with a small kitchen for long-term stay guests.
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).
A traditional dance to repel evil spirits and wish for fertility is held at Tenso Shrine every year on April 21st. After the dance, a ritual called “Oyubana” is performed, which is said to have begun in the Edo period.
In the early 1900s, the area of Magome in Ota City attracted a number of Japan’s top writers and artists. Novelists, sculptors and calligraphers all moved to the quiet countryside outside the capital to practice their crafts in a supportive community. Today, their cultural contributions are...
A festival organized by local parties including the government, council, companies, and shopping streets. There will be performances including the awa-odori dance and the Okinawan eisaa dance, as well as traditional Japanese food stalls offering cotton candy and yakisoba. Local shops will a...