Ota Navi
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Ota Tourist Association Publications

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Ota City Illustrated Sightseeing Map

This map depicts Ota City’s major attractions.
A few moments spent with this handy tool may count as a virtual trip to Ota!
(Issued March 2009)

Link to map (PDF file: 2640 KB)

Ota where you can live just like a journey

The charm of Ota, which is the very scenery in ordinary life space in Ota This is a volume you can feel such Ota anew.
(Issued in March 2011)

Shinagawa-Ota Sightseeing Map

You can rely on our unusual expanded map to highlight sightseeing spots and routes winding through Ota and the adjacent Shinagawa.

MAP showing the routes from Haneda Airport and Shinagawa Station

This is an "All-You-Need" MAP that introduces major tourist spots accessible from Haneda Airport or Shinagawa Station, charms of Ota and Shinagawa wards, and route guidance. The MAP is made in cooperation with Shinagawa Tourist Association.
(Issued in March 2011)

Ma-I-Sen Town Walking Map

Here, the spotlight falls on Magome, Ikegami and Senzoku Pond—three all-time favorites boasting picturesque vistas. This user-friendly map employs gradations of color to clarify the hilly terrain.
(Issued March 2008)

Tama River Exploration Map

Ota City (from Denen-chofu to Haneda, approximately 13 kilometers) marks the spot where the Tama River flows into Tokyo Bay. Follow this map for an unsurpassed tour of the vibrant culture and history of the river.
(Issued March 2009)

Map of the Fluctuating Omori-Haneda Coastline

This map reflects the changing face of the reclaimed coastal land of Omori and Haneda, while providing a wonderful history of the local specialty nori (dried seaweed) and Haneda Airport itself.
(Issued March 2010)

Kamata Stroll

Kamata—Ota’s shopping and entertainment district! This map of modern Kamata also reflects the glitter and glam of its days as the center of filmmaking and modern culture.
(Issued October 2009)

Kamata Modern

In its heyday in the early 20th century, “Kamata Modern” was the trendsetter, heralding dapper and dashing culture.
(Issued October 2009)

Biography in Kamata Modern

The patriotic spirit of Teijiro Kurosawa, a central figure of Kamata Modern, is touched on.
(Issued in October 2010)

Rokugo Irrigation Canal 400

The Rokugo Irrigation Canal marks the 400th anniversary of its completion in 2011. The history of the Rokugo Irrigation Canal that has played a considerable role for Ota ward is introduced.
(Issued in October 2010)

Ota ward 1 & 2 in Iroha, Japanese alphabet

Ota ward is abundant with attractive nature, culture, history, and more in its large land. Charms of Ota are introduced in a way of "Iroha Karuta" that is traditional Japanese playing cards with 48 letters in 2 volumes.
(Second edition issued in March 2011)

Senzoku Pond

Senzoku Pond—an oasis in Ota City. Trust this map to unveil seasonal delights, perhaps during a spin on the pond in a rental boat. And catch the historical landmarks such as naval officer and statesman Katsu Kaishu’s grave.
(Issued February 2007)

Ota public bath MAP

Ota ward has the largest number of public baths in Tokyo. Distinctive 53 public baths in Ota ward are introduced including Kuroyu Onsen.
(Third edition issued in May 2011)

Rediscovering the Charms of Ota: Magome Walk

The Sanno-Magome area was home to many writers and artists at the dawn of the 20th century. This is the perfect map for poking around Magome Bunshimura—the Magome Writers’ Village.
(Issued March 2008)

Link to map (PDF file: 2549 KB)

Rediscovering the Charms of Ota: Ikegami Walk

The Ota City Sightseeing Calendar presents a year of nostalgic Ota scenes depicted in ukiyoe or woodblock prints.
The 2009 calendar is ready to go!

Link to map (PDF file: 1554 KB)

Rediscovering the Charms of Ota: Denen-chofu Walk

Glory in the out-of-doors, starting at Denen-chofu Station. Meander through the kofun (burial mounds) in Tamagawadai Park, and proceed on to Sakura-zaka, satiating your eyes and heart with the greenery of Ota!
(Issued October 2008)

Link to map (PDF file: 675 KB)

Rediscovering the Charms of Ota: Shimomaruko Walk

Discover the history associated with 14th-century military commander Nitta Yoshioki, before he was assassinated at the Yaguchi Ferry Crossing.
(Issued October 2008)

Link to map (PDF file: 623 KB)

Rediscovering the Charms of Ota: Rokugo Walk

Here, visitors find the site of the Rokugo Ferry Crossing on the old Tokaido highway connecting Edo (now Tokyo) with Kyoto. Enjoy the view of the Tama River as you steep yourself in history.
(Issued October 2008)

Link to map (PDF file: 594 KB)

Rediscovering the Charms of Ota: Omori & Marine Park Walk

Appreciate the brisk sea breeze while thrilling in this unparalleled close-up view of planes taking off and landing at Haneda Airport. Then, after the roaring jets of Haneda, you might wish to seek out the quieter beach and marine parks such as Omori Furusato-no-hamabe Park.
(Issued September 2009)

Link to map (PDF file: 745 KB)

Exploring Ikegami Seven Deities of Good Luck & Haneda Shichifuku Inari Shrines

A guide map to ensure a clean start on your New Year’s pilgrimage to the Ikegami Seven Deities of Good Luck & Haneda Shichifuku Inari Shrines.
(Issued January 2009)

Link to map (PDF file: 770 KB)

On the Forefront of Ota’s Cherry Blossoms!

Welcome to your sneak peek into Ota City’s preeminent cherry blossom spots. Enjoy spring in Ota to the fullest!
(Issued March 2009)

Magome Bunshimura Walking Map

(Issued February 2005: not in stock)

Link to map(PDF file: 5185 KB)

Ikegami Walking Map

(Issued October 2004: not in stock)

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