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Kamata is a district of Ota Ward in Tokyo that the ward's tourism site presents as a crowded strip of eateries, busy at night with commuters and visitors. A back-alley food street faces the Tokyu line's Kamata Station.
The Ota City tourism site locates the food street in the back alleys facing Tokyu Kamata Station. The station the ward uses to locate the food street is therefore the Tokyu line's Kamata Station.
According to Ota City's official tourism site, eateries line the Kamata area and create a distinctly deep atmosphere, drawing big crowds of people heading home from work and tourists even at night. The same site says the food street in the back alleys facing Tokyu Kamata Station is known by the name Bourbon Road.
This site has no venue in the Ohi/Kamata area yet. As listings come in, they will be shown on the Kamata page one by one. For now, the places this site lists in the capital are on the Tokyo page.
Looking at the Ota Ward entry, Kamata 4-chome and 5-chome and Nishi-Kamata 7-chome are shown as police touting zones. That list dates from an update on 31 March 2016, though, and the current designation needs to be confirmed against the police's latest information. On roads and squares inside the zones, the rule covers touting tied to adult businesses as well as conspicuous waiting for customers.
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