To get to Tokyo Disneyland, taking the Rinkai Line from Oimachi and transferring at Shin-Kiba is a bit pricier, but it’s not as crowded and it’s a lot more relaxing.
It also helps you avoid the huge maze that is Tokyo Station.

Verified [Verified] denotes information that has been published with confirmation of its owing parties.
A central Shinagawa ward town where shopping, hotels, and public facilities gather around the station.
Oimachi Station is served by three lines: the JR Keihin-Tohoku Line, Tokyu Oimachi Line, and Tokyo Rinkai Rapid Transit Rinkai Line. Around the station, you’ll find a cluster of shopping spots, including the station complex atre Oimachi, the large electronics store Yamada Denki LABI Shinagawa Oimachi, the supermarket SEIYU Oimachi, Hankyu Oimachi Garden with plenty of food options, and the general supermarket Ito-Yokado Oimachi. Hotels such as Ours Inn Hankyu and Toyoko Inn Shinagawa Oimachi are also nearby. Just one stop from Shinagawa Station on the Shinkansen, it’s a convenient base for Tokyo sightseeing and trips to Japan.
From the bus rotary at Oimachi Station, buses also run to Haneda Airport. There’s also a free shuttle bus to the popular attraction Shinagawa Aquarium. Oimachi is also home to distinctive shopping streets where you can enjoy an old-school Tokyo vibe, such as Oi Ginza Shopping Street, Oi Ekimae Chuo-dori Shopping Association, and the Higashikoji Restaurant Street, making it a fun area to explore on foot.

A wide range of shopping options around the station

With three lines, Oimachi Station is a great sightseeing hub

Don’t miss Higashikoji Restaurant Street in the back alleys near the station
Thank you for your cooperation with the survey.












Browse our special features by season, theme, and area.