Sightseeing

Within walking distance from our hotel, Anamori-Inari Shrine is a beautiful Shinto shrine dedicated to the fox gods. The shrine is characterized by its corridor of red torii gates, reminiscent of Fushimi Inari in Kyoto.

Whether you're after shopping, dining, or an experience at Ota City's iconic public baths, you'll find them all in and around Kamata Station. Taste Kamata's famous gyoza dumplings, ramen and other soul food around the station, or find multiple international restaurants in the area. For a taste of Ota City's public baths, we recommend Kamata Onsen, a black natural hot spring to restore your energy after a long day. Open until late at night, Kamata is the liveliest neighborhood near our hotel to fully embrace the local culture.

Just two stops away by train and also accessible on foot, Haneda Innovation City is a commercial complex with multiple restaurants, Japanese cultural activity shops, a large live hall, and even a foot bath with a view of arriving and departing airplanes.

A must-visit for guests staying with their little ones, Haginaka Park has real-size working vehicles, slides, swings, and multiple playgrounds. Also perfect for early-morning jogging or afternoon strolls.

Take a direct train from Otorii Station and get off at Daimon to see a symbol of Tokyo, the iconic Tokyo Tower. Built in 1958, the tower is a place to take dozens of photos and admire its history, but you'll also find plenty of restaurants, cafes, souvenir stores, and attractions inside.

Take the train from Otorii Station to the opposite side of Tokyo to discover the vibrant and multicultural port city of Yokohama. This historical town has Japan's largest China Town, the beautiful Sankeien Garden, the famous Cup Noodle Museum, multiple parks and dozens of places for a romantic night out.