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Winged gyoza and other finds in the traditional heart of Ota

The Hub pub chain has become increasingly ubiquitous over the past five years and now boasts ...

Functioning as the station building for JR Kamata Station, this facility is divided into the ...

Opened in 1920, the Shochiku studios in Kamata aimed to make the traditional heart of Ota Ward ...

Japan's traditional ball-and-pin game has seen an unlikely rise in international interest over ...

The Itabashi-born Nakamoto ramen chain is known for its fiery brand of noodles, popular enough ...

The first Tokyo outpost of Niigata-based bar and noodle shop Jun is renowned for its gently ...

Planning a Vietnamese dinner? Pick up all the ingredients you need at this humble but ...

Eternally popular with local kids, this park features a variety of obstacles built with old ...

Founded in 1928, this golden oldie supplies hungry locals with chicken bento boxes and ...

Kamata's most homely (and popular) Chinese restaurant is located close to the Ota ward office ...

Kamata was once the centre for film production in Tokyo, with the famed Shochiku studios ...

This tonkatsu (pork cutlet) eatery is a local favourite, and it’s easy to understand why: ...

Kamata’s got more than its fair share of good ramen shops, but if you’re only visiting one, let ...

Soak in black, mineral-rich hot spring water at this comfy sento (public bathhouse), located on ...

Everyone from kids to retirees come to this Kojiya climbing gym, which offers classes for ...

Sitting not far from the border with Kanagawa Prefecture, this Zoshiki bathhouse boasts a ...