About Shinagawa品川について
Shinagawa is one of Tokyo's most important transport hubs, serving as a major Shinkansen (bullet train) stop and a gateway to Haneda Airport. The area around the station has been transformed with modern skyscrapers, hotels, and entertainment facilities.
Beyond the station's corporate exterior, Shinagawa has a surprising depth of attractions. Aqua Park Shinagawa offers an innovative aquarium experience, while the old Tokaido road preserves Edo-era atmosphere with historic temples and traditional shops along the former post town route.
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Top Attractions in Shinagawa品川の人気スポット
Aqua Park Shinagawa
アクアパーク品川
High-tech aquarium featuring spectacular dolphin shows, jellyfish displays, and immersive light installations.
Sengakuji Temple
泉岳寺
Historic temple famous as the resting place of the 47 Ronin, Japan's most celebrated samurai legend.
Shinagawa Shuku
品川宿
Former post town on the old Tokaido road, preserving Edo-era atmosphere with traditional shops and temples.
Shinagawa Season Terrace
品川シーズンテラス
Modern complex with restaurants, a large green space, and events throughout the year.
Getting to Shinagawa
- JR Tokaido Shinkansen: Shinagawa Station (bullet train stop). Book Shinkansen tickets on Omio, or see Tokyo to Kyoto and Tokyo to Osaka
- JR Yamanote Line: Shinagawa Station
- Keikyu Line: Direct access to Haneda Airport
- Walking: Accessible from multiple train lines
Shinagawa Quick Facts
- Best time to visit: Evening for Aqua Park dolphin shows
- Transport hub: Shinkansen, JR, Keikyu lines converge here
- Known for: Aqua Park, 47 Ronin temple, transport gateway
- Budget tip: Walk the old Tokaido road for free historic sightseeing
Shinagawa FAQよくある質問
Which ward is Shinagawa in?
Despite the name, Shinagawa Station is in Minato ward; Shinagawa ward itself begins just to the south. See where it sits on our map of Tokyo's 23 wards.
How do I get to Shinagawa?
- JR Tokaido Shinkansen: Shinagawa Station (bullet train stop)
- JR Yamanote Line: Shinagawa Station
- Keikyu Line: Direct access to Haneda Airport
- Walking: Accessible from multiple train lines
Where should I stay in Shinagawa?
Browse hotels in and around Shinagawa, or compare areas on our where to stay in Tokyo guide.