Shinagawa Travel Guide

A museum where you can experience the technology and tradition of the optical equipment manufacturer “Nikon.”

A tranquil park nestled in a residential neighborhood, offering a peaceful retreat.

An unpretentious shopping street offering a glimpse into everyday life in Japan.

A friendly, laid-back local shopping street loved by the neighborhood.

A lush nature walk in the heart of the city, with seasonal flowers year-round.

A pond-centered Japanese strolling garden on the former site of a feudal residence, loved for seasonal flowers and autumn foliage.

Spanning 1.3km, this is one of Tokyo's longest shopping streets, home to around 400 shops.

A local sento where you can enjoy kuro-yu (black hot spring), loved as a “beauty bath.”

A collectors’ museum for contemporary art on Tennozu Isle.

A highly realistic cockpit recreation where you can step into the pilot’s seat and experience a flight.

A shopping street lined with approx. 130 stores, where you can shop without worrying about the weather.

Take a break at a free rest area while exploring the history of the old Tokaido and Shinagawa-shuku.

Monster-sized, hearty steaks and hamburg steaks served with bold flavor.

Japan’s only café dedicated exclusively to café au lait, a dream come true for café au lait lovers.

Authentic Sichuan cuisine crafted with an unwavering dedication to tradition and bold flavors.

A restaurant that has taken warayaki (straw-grilled cooking) to the next level, elevating it into a refined culinary art.

Western-style Japan eats and 70+ years of history at this veteran shop just a minute’s walk from Gotanda Station.

Irresistible bowls of authentic Sanuki udon served shop-side just outside Gotanda Station.

Look for the red sign in Gotanda-this beloved izakaya has been serving locals for over 40 years, offering a classic and welcoming pub experience.

A specialty restaurant where you can enjoy freshly squeezed soy milk and Taiwanese-style breakfast.

Produced by a renowned restaurant in Fukuoka! "Tonkotsu Ramen from Tokyo" offers a variety of distinct flavors.

A chicken deli with lines in Togoshi-Ginza Shopping Street, with an eat-in space to enjoy food freshly made.

A Japanese tea cafe set in a renovated traditional home on the Old Tokaido, preserving the atmosphere of the Edo period.

Savor juicy, flavor-packed Nakatsu karaage.

This futuristic mixed-use complex fully opened in spring 2026.

Hands-down Great Shopping and Smooth Tax-Free Handling at the ecute Shopping Hub!

The One-Stop Shop for Fashion, Food, and Souvenirs Tailored for International Visitors.

Directly connected to Musashi-Koyama Station on the Tokyu Meguro Line. A shopping center with 12 stores across a wide range of categories.

A stylish takeout-only spot near Togoshi-koen Station for pancakes and house-roasted coffee.

A wide lineup of salts from Japan and beyond. A specialty shop where you can find your perfect salt.

Find a hidden gem! A variety store everyone can enjoy.

A takeout-only wagashi shop where you can enjoy a wide variety of daifuku and dango.

Gentle-tasting Western sweets, carefully handmade every day by skilled artisans to bring out the best in each ingredient.

A distinctive business complex with lush gardens and an atrium.

Gourmet & shopping spot directly connected to Shinagawa Station.

The entertainment hotel with Japan’s largest number of guest rooms, movie theaters, an aquarium, and more.

Unwind in a beautiful, sophisticated hotel and enjoy a relaxing escape from the city.