Historical Tokyo

Step into the charming Ota City of Tokyo, a rich historical hub that lets you delve into the less-explored parts of local Japanese culture, art, and gastronomy. This unique excursion takes you on a journey to discover hidden gems, perfect for those searching for an enriching experience beyond Tokyo's bustling cityscape.

This extraordinary historical tour peels back the layers of Tokyo's captivating Ota City, home to Haneda Airport and the pulsating core of diverse small manufacturing companies and logistics centres. Although an industrial centre, Ota City enjoys a reputation for its exciting blend of archaeology, seaweed culture, Buddhism, gourmet delights, and movie history.

Your adventure starts by immersing in the world of Ryuishi Kawabata, a pioneer of Japanese-Western painting whose passionate artworks and eccentric belief in being a reincarnation of a dragon captivate every visitor. Enjoy an exclusive tour of his beautifully designed residence and explore the inspiring stories of his life and art.

Next, visit the Ikegami Honmonji Temple, one of Japan's most important religious sites, where the highest monk Nichiren is worshipped. Nearby, the Ikegami Plum Garden beckons with over 350 trees and quaint tea houses, blooming with vibrant flowers all year round.

Take a break at Kamata Station, a gastronomic paradise where you can opt to feast your taste buds on classic Japanese delights from sushi, ramen noodle, tempura, yakiniku, and takoyaki. Plus, it's also the perfect spot for shopping at the local street market, offering an array of alluring items.

End your tour at the well-known Anamori-Inari Shrine. Renowned for its iconic series of crossing torii gates, this sacred place is where various wishes are made in hopes of coming true.

Book your spot now on this remarkable journey and experience Ota City, Tokyo, like never before!

Please Note: The Ryusi Art Museum may close unexpectedly for maintenance or exhibit changes, which could result in adjustments to the tour itinerary. In the event of a closure, the Shinagawa Historical Museum or Ikegami Plum Tree Garden may be visited as a replacement.