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Ikegami Jissouji

Taking the idea that “temples transmit culture” to heart, this temple elementary school holds concerts and other traditional events. In addition, to respond to each and every visitor’s prayers, you can create a unique omamori (protection charm), called an OMAMO. It’s somet...

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Daichi-Sagami-Yu

Relax your body and soul in their highly carbonated spring water and their natural black hot water.

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Taisho-yu

Relish the retro atmosphere, created by things like the antique clock to unexpected health items. There’s even a women-only open-air bath heated by wood!

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COCOFURO Masuno-yu

Renovations completed on March 1st, 2019. The establishment is a bit more stylish and offers a variety of health and beauty-oriented services, including a free-flowing black water hot spring, a highly carbonated bath, and a free sauna room. It’s complete with a rest and refreshment space, m...

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Kamata Fukuno-yu

Kamata Fukuno-yu was renovated in April 2016. After 17:00 on Saturdays and Sundays, you can enjoy delicious pizza cooked in a real pizza oven!

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Sachino-Yu

Open at 6 am every day! The light brown hot spring water offers marvelous medicinal benefits. For a unique touch, the herb sauna changes the herbs daily, using scents like lavender and rosemary. A variety of bath options are available, such as an open-air bath, an electric bath, a cold water...

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Kusatsu-Yu

You can enjoy six different types of baths to relax your body and soul. You can also purchase beer, sours, or soft drinks at the front desk after your bath while enjoying a leisurely rest in the lobby hall. You can rent a bathing kit for only 100 yen.

About Ota City

Ikegami: The Cultural Gem of Ota City

Ota City, right on the border between Tokyo and Kanagawa Prefecture, is recognized as one of the capital's 23 "special wards." Ota, however, genuinely is special as it's one of the most underrated areas of Tokyo. With undiscovered gems such as Omori, Kamata, and Haneda (home to ...

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Ota City Tourist Information Center

The Ota City Tourist Information Center is the perfect place to start your journey in Japan. We offer multilingual travel information, Ota City souvenirs, and experiences on Japanese culture. We provide multilingual maps, pamphlets, and travel information centered on Ota City and neighboring a...

Nature & Parks

The First Sunrise of the Year in Ota City

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...

Event - Early June

Ota Expo 2019 at Haneda Airport

This weekend (June 7th–9th) the annual Ota Expo will be held at Haneda Airport Domestic Terminal, operated by Japan Airport Terminal Co, Ltd. This year will see the sixth edition of the exposition, with performances, exhibits, and workshops based on the themes of “To...

Practical Information

How to get from Haneda to various areas in Tokyo

Haneda Airport International Passenger Terminal is located just 14km south of Tokyo Station and is one of two international airports serving the capital. A dedicated international terminal was opened in 2010, allowing this central air hub to function 24-hours a day. Situated conveniently in Tokyo...

Help & Resources

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Situation in Japan

Japan is currently taking measures to prevent the spread of Coronavirus around the country, including cancellation of events and public gatherings, placing restrictions on travelling into Japan, as well as discouraging people from making non-essential journeys. These measures will directly aff...

Event - Mid-July

Lantern Floating at Senzokuike Pond

The lit lanterns in the darkness of the Senzokuike Pond illuminate a sense of warmth to those visiting. The beautiful reflection that shines on the water surface is a sight to behold.