A restaurant where you can fully enjoy sea eel tempura and other locally caught fish. Fresh ingredients are key to what makes the food taste great.
| Opening Hours | Lunch: 11:30-13:30 Dinner: 17:00-21:00(20:00 L.O.) |
|---|---|
| Closed | Mondays and Tuesdays |
| Access | 4-minute walk from Keikyu Airport Line “Anamori-Inari” station |
Located in the vicinity of Haneda Airport and once inside the airport grounds themselves, this shrine is famous for blessing visitors with money, business and safety during trips. The rear area behind the main shrine boasts thousands of beautiful vermillion Torii gates. Here you can also fi...
Stones were packed over 50 "ken" (approx 90m) underwater to protect the coast from surges in flow during floods. There is also the Muen-dou, built to enshrine those who have been in water accidents. Positioned at the end of the Tama river, there is a complete view of Tokyo Harbor and Ha...
Get inside Japan’s largest parcel delivery terminal Japan’s technology has been globally recognized as cutting-edge for half a century, but if only electronics or automobiles first come to mind, it won’t be a stretch to realize that Japan also has first-class logistics operat...
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...
The Haneda book cafe Utsuki is a great place to make a first stop at when on the way to the Anamori Inari Shrine, as it is right in front of the station where you will get off from the Keikyu- or Keikyu-Kuko line. Menus are both in Japanese and English, and there is a wide variety of light Japane...
The most popular dish is an extravagant "Tiramisu you'll want to eat again" handmade by the chef, who studied authentic Italian cooking at a well-known restaurant in Rome. It is made using 100% high-quality fresh cheese on top of the Italian-brand Galvani (no additives), imported fr...
Relax in your ‘home away from home’, near Haneda! We are located 15 minutes by bus from the airport, with the bus stopping right in front of the property. We offer free early check-in (charges apply under normal circumstances). If for various reasons, we cannot show you to your roo...
A hostel just 5min drive from Haneda International Airport. Offering many travel tips for Ota-ku and other areas for tourists. Front desk open hours: 7:30am–12:00pm、6:00pm–1:00am
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 ...
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...
Located a short walk from Kamata Station east exit, sits a real “star” restaurant. Yildiz, meaning “star”, is an authentic Turkish restaurant and bar. The creator and owner, Kerem Kargi, is the son of a former embassy chef. His father opened a family run restaurant in Shin...
Founded in 1929, the Daikokudo shop has been selling traditional local sweets for more than 80 years. Everything started with the creation and sale of a specialty “Ayu-yaki”—sponge cake containing red bean paste—sold as souvenir of the Tama River area, where one can fish f...
