Event - Mid-March The Omori Nori Walk We will be holding a 10-kilometer walk event to the nori wholesale stores in the Umeyashiki and Omori areas. “Nori” is a type of dried seaweed known and loved throughout Japan as an ingredient in many foods, such as hand-rolled sushi and tsukudani. In recent years, it has been the center of much..
Things To Do Senrokuya 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 and is a..
Things To Do Kanda Rihatsu-kan (Hair Salon Kanda) Shaving women’s faces with a traditional Japanese razor. For those not used to shaving the peach fuzz on women’s faces, this may feel strange, but please experience this Japanese custom. Run by female barbers Campaign: Face mask provided.
Things To Do Ota Folk Museum 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 of..
Things To Do Tonkatsu Tatsumi A famous tonkatsu restaurant – the only one in the Kanto region where you can try Akan pork from Hokkaido. Enjoy tonkatsu and hot pot dishes that use soft and juicy Akan pork. You can also enjoy making your own deep-fried skewers by dipping the pork into the fryers installed into the tables. (Reservation..
Things To Do Bikkuri-tei Thirty-seven years since their opening, Bikkuri-tei has been serving home-made quality steak, appetizers, salad, seafood cuisine, western cuisine, and dessert. A selection of wine is also available.
Accommodation Haneda Excel Hotel Tokyu Direct access from the departure lobby of Haneda Airport Terminal 2. LAN network and Wi-Fi equipped in all rooms. Our restaurant offering Japanese and Western cuisines are open from 5:00AM to 1:00AM.
Event - Mid-February Discover the real Japan: Visit Ota Event at Haneda Airport Did you know that Haneda Airport is located in Ota City? Ota City has over 140 distinctive shopping streets and is the largest public bath area in Tokyo with 39 public baths, known as Sento. You can also enjoy the rich Japanese culture that was carefully handed down by the locals. The Ota City Tou..
Things To Do Seafood Gyosaiya Nakamura 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.
Things To Do MIYAKO 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 from Italy by plane...
Things To Do Katsu Kaishu Memorial Museum The Katsu Kaishu Memorial Museum opened near Senzokuike Pond in Ota City in September 2019. Who was Katsu Kaishu? Katsu Kaishu’s life spanned the turbulent years that saw the end of the Edo Era and Japan’s metamorphosis from a feudal society into a modern nation during the Meiji Restoration...
Accommodation Hostel Omori Souko The owner took a year to renovate the two buildings that their grandmother had built (70 and 50 years old, respectively). A guesthouse with a garage and a hammock where you can take it easy. Receive a hand towel with the logo as a present.
Things To Do Showa no Kurashi Museum (Museum of Life in the Showa Era) Tokyo may seem like all steel and skyscrapers, but a visit to the Museum of Life in the Showa Era will make you feel as if you’ve slipped back in time about 60 years. The Showa Period in Japan lasted from 1926 to 1989, and this small but carefully curated museum, housed in both an old wooden building..
Event - Early November Experience an armor-making class and join the samurai parade in your original Japanese armor! Nitta Yoshioki was a military commander in the 14th century who was tragically killed in Ota City. Not only he is enshrined at the Nitta Shrine, but legends and historical sites remain in the Musashi-Nitta area. On Sunday, February 5th, 2017, the second Samurai Parade “Yomigaeru Mushashi-Nitta” wi..