Located adjacent to Metropolitan Subway Magome Station. Has convenient access to Shinjuku and Shibuya, and Asakusa as well as Oshiage can be reached without transfers. Also features a 24-hour restaurant. Free Wi-Fi available throughout the building.
| Check-in | 3:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Check-out | 11:00 AM |
| Access | Just a short walk from the Toei Subway Magome Station |
Tokuhomi Soho issued Japan’s first general magazine “Kokumin no Tomo (The Nation’s Friend)”, then started the “Kokumin Shinbun.” Soho’s masterpiece “Kinsei Nippon Kokumin Shi (History of the Japanese People in Modern Times)” was started in 191...
This park was created at the residence of Tokutomi Sohou (Sannou Soudou). Two tall ginkgo trees stand at the entrance, and they serve as marks for the park. Other trees and flowers such as pine, sawtooth oak, plum, catalpa, and hydrangea can be found in the park.
The Ota City Folk Museum offers a host of exhibits related to the physical and cultural history of Ota City. On the ground floor, take a journey back in time to the early traces of settlement in the area, with pottery shards and other recovered artifacts. A floor map details the location and role...
The store is located in the same place that Kawase Hasui created his famous artwork, “Moon at Magome”. The woodblock print is also displayed inside the store. In Shin Magomebashi, which is nearby, there is a place where Kawase Hasui’s porcelain panel paintings are exhibited.
Their original wagashi (Japanese sweets) is based on Magome Bunshi Mura, and is gaining popularity. The following sweets were created here and are handmade every day: “Bunshimura Manju” is made with strained sweet red beans, “Magome Sanzun Ninjin Manju” is made of carrot, ...
We specialize in celebrating the seasons while adding a touch of cuteness to our desserts. We make Japanese confectionary that are mildly sweetened, and highlight the natural flavor of our ingredients.
A hotel directly linked to JR Omori Station with great access to central Tokyo as well as Yokohama.
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.
AXAS STAY Ishikawa-dai is an accommodation facility with a minimum stay of one week. All rooms are fully equipped with daily necessities such as laundry, washer / dryer, and more. Unlike staying in a hotel, you can enjoy ‘living’ in Tokyo when you stay here. AXAS STAY Ishikawa-dai pro...
As little as 10 minutes from Haneda Airport! Our stylish rooms feature a separate bath and toilet. Take a bath and relieve yourself from the fatigue of traveling and relax at our spacious cafe.
Ota City’s Kamata neighborhood has been known for generations for its manufacturing. From factories and small workshops, craftsmans produce high-quality metal products, machinery, metal parts and provide high-level processing. The craftsmans here labor in a spirit of monozukuri. This p...
Staying in Japan, Your Way More and more people are opening their homes to welcome guests who want to experience what it’s like to live in a Japanese home. Staying at a minpaku—a vacant home you can rent—is an option that offers the best of both worlds: a chance to stay in a ...
