It is a shopping district with about 140 stores that stretches for the total length of 555m from Umeyashiki Station on the Keikyu Main Line.
Customers can browse in a parade of stores ranging from perishables, prepared foods, grocers, and retro cafes.
The area was designated as the top model shopping district in Tokyo in 1981.
| Access | Near Umeyashiki Station on the Keikyu Line |
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Exceptionally delicious Japanese fruit and produce. The gomoku inari sushi and ume inari sushi also come recommended and great for eating while you walk! Campaign If you say that you saw the Ota City Tourist Information Center website, you can get one of this restaurant’s special gomo...
We serve various side dishes that we cook from the heart, using dashi stock that takes one day to prepare. We do not use any artificial seasoning. Recently we celebrated 100 years of business.
During the Japanese New Year period (usually from Jan 1 to 7), many Japanese enjoy traditional New Year customs, such as eating New Year dishes with family and relatives and paying their first visit of the year to temples or shrines to pray for happiness and health. On the morning of New Year&rsq...
A refined cafe, connecting locals with other folks. The appeal of this shop combines the warmth of people with a timeless, beloved local flavor. Senrokuya is nestled just around the corner from Umeyashiki Station on the Keikyu Main Line, on the Umemori Platform. It opened in April 2014 a...
This restaurant uses no chemical seasonings in their ramen, so you can enjoy a traditional Japanese soup. The soup comes from chicken and fish, with no pork used, so people with dietary and religious restrictions will be pleased.
The comfortable interior is made of plain wood, and the Japanese cuisine born from the head chef's blade has a taste only an expert well-versed in the proper ingredients can achieve. Enjoy this elite experience.
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...
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...
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...
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, ...
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 pr...
