Kamimori Inari Shrine, which has been deeply worshiped by the local community since ancient times, is said to bring blessings such as business prosperity, family safety, fulfillment of wishes, healing from illness, traffic safety, and warding off evil spirits. It was originally located within the current Haneda Airport, and is also famous as a shrine of ``aviation safety'' that watches over the safety of air travel. There are also plenty of other attractions to see, such as the ``good fortune sand'' that is said to bring good luck at work if sprinkled on your doorstep, and unique amulets you won't find anywhere else. There are rows of torii gates dedicated by people whose wishes have come true, and you can admire them and take pictures. It's a very impressive sight.

Would you like to try playing the exciting Japanese drum sounds that touch the bottom of your stomach? You can take trial lessons at "Studio Japanese Music Academy". With lessons from one of Japan's best professional players, you will be able to make a pleasant sound even in a short amount of time if you get the hang of it. It's a full body workout, so why not refresh your tired body on the plane?

There are many restaurants around JR Kamata Sta., and the street called ``Bourbon Road'' is packed with small, unique shops. There are also many famous stores that have been open for a long time, and some are so popular that there are long lines. It is famous for ``Yoko'', the originator of ``feathered dumplings'', and ``Toriman'', an izakaya where you can easily go alone or with your family.

Keikyu EX Inn Keikyu Kamata Ekimae, a business hotel that opened in April 2022, is close to the station and has excellent access to Haneda Airport. The interior is bright and warm, and although simple, it has everything you need, making it very comfortable. There is also a large public bath with an open-air bath, making it the perfect place to relax and unwind.