Cook in a Kimono at the Rustic Kamado House

A Cultural Gem Just 40 Minutes from Haneda Airport

Advance Booking Only

Kamado House 3-24-15 Yaguchi, Ota City, Tokyo 146-0093

Nearest station Yaguchi-no-watashi Station — ~15min

Minimum number of participants Private bookings for 1–5 people

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Tucked away in a quiet residential neighborhood in Ota City, Kamado House is a private photo studio that recreates a traditional Japanese kitchen from the early 20th century, complete with a kamado (wood-burning stove) and vintage tools. The quaint space transports you to another era, making it a perfect stop for cultural discovery, family fun, or unforgettable photo sessions.

The facility offers a cooking experience alongside simple kimono rentals and dressing for ¥11,000 (tax included)! You can wear a retro kimono while cooking a delicious meal the traditional Japanese way. It is a quiet, off-the-beaten-path activity you won’t soon forget.

What You’ll Experience:

Wearing a simple, functional kimono
Making onigiri (rice balls) with a kamado-cooked rice
Sampling three different types of dashi (Japanese soup stock)
Taking retro-style photos in a quaint kitchen

Open:
11:00am – 1:00pm

Price:
¥11,000 per person (tax included)

How to get there:

From Haneda Airport, take the Keikyu Airport Line to Keikyu Kamata Station. Then, walk 15 minutes to Kamata Station. Here, board a train on the Tokyu Tamagawa Line, and get off at Yaguchi-no-watashi Station. From there, Kamado House is about a 15-minute walk. The total travel time is roughly 45 minutes.

Alternatively, you can take a direct taxi from Haneda Airport to Kamado House. Depending on traffic, the drive will take between 25 to 40 minutes.