In a nutshell
Shinagawa Station is known as a terminal station in the heart of the city, with various lines connecting to it.
You can also use the Shinkansen, making it convenient for business trips and outings to other prefectures.
The area around the station is a business district, and is characterized by the fact that it is lined with high-rise buildings.
Easy to live in Shinagawa
Shinagawa Station is connected to lines such as the Yamanote Line, Keihin Tohoku Line, and Negishi Line, so it has excellent access to major stations in Tokyo.
If you live near Shinagawa Station, you will hardly have any trouble getting around.
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Usable routes
Kichijoji Station is served by three lines: the Chuo Line, Sobu Line, and Inokashira Line.
All routes lead to the city center, making it convenient for commuting to work or school.
Usable routes
Tokaido Main Line
Yokosuka Line
Narita Express
Yamanote Line
Keihin Tohoku/Negishi Line
Keikyu Main Line
First train/last train *For weekday schedules
Tokaido Main Line Tokyo 5:44/23:39
Tokaido Main Line Toward Atami 4:35/0:04
Yokosuka Line Tokyo 5:44/0:06
Yokosuka Line towards Kurihama 4:30/23:59
Narita Express towards Yokohama 9:13/22:46
Narita Express towards Narita Airport 6:05/19:50
Yamanote Line Meguro/Shibuya/Shinjuku direction 4:42/0:48
Yamanote Line Tokyo/Ueno/Tabata 4:33/0:26
Keihin Tohoku/Negishi Line towards Omiya 4:32/0:46
Keihin Tohoku/Negishi Line Toward Ofuna 4:52/1:01
Keikyu Main Line towards Sengakuji 4:57/0:01
Keikyu Main Line Uraga direction 5:02/0:23
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Time required to major stations
You can reach major stations in Tokyo from Shinagawa Station within 30 minutes.
There is no need to change trains, so there is no need to worry about transportation.
| Station name | Time required | Number of transfers |
| To Shinjuku Station | About 19 minutes | None |
| To Shibuya Station | About 13 minutes | None |
| To Ikebukuro Station | About 28 minutes | None |
| To Tokyo Station | About 8 minutes | None |
Last train from major stations
Trains from major stations to Shinagawa Station run until late at night.
It's safe even if you get home late.
| Station name | Weekdays | Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays |
| Get on from Shinjuku Station | 0:42 | 0:42 |
| Get on from Shibuya Station | 0:40 | 0:40 |
| Get on from Ikebukuro Station | 0:38 | 0:38 |
| Get on from Tokyo Station | 1:03 | 1:03 |
Bus
Many buses also operate from Shinagawa Station.
Depending on your destination, it may be convenient to travel by bus.
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Available buses: Toei Bus, Chiibus, Odaiba Rainbow Bus
To Shinagawa Seaside Station…about 10 minutes
To Tennoshu Isle Station…about 9 minutes
To Tokyo International Cruise Terminal Station…about 18 minutes
To Tokyo Teleport Station…about 23 minutes
To Hamamatsucho Station…about 23 minutes
To Kamiyacho Station…about 28 minutes
Rent market price
Shinagawa Station is located in Minato Ward, so the rent prices in the surrounding area are somewhat high.
If you want to keep the rent low, consider a place a little far from the station.
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Supermarket information around the station
There are two supermarkets around Shinagawa Station, one directly connected to the station and one 5 minutes walk from the station.
Although there are only a few, it is convenient to be able to do your shopping at a supermarket that is directly connected to the station.
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| Store name | Business hours | Time from station (walking) |
| Keikyu Store Wing Takanawa EAST | 10:00〜23:00 | 0 minutes |
| Dean & DeLuca Market Store Shinagawa | 7:00〜23:00 | 0 minutes |
| Green Market MOA Takanawa | 10:30〜19:00 | 5 minutes |
Restaurant information around the station
The area around Shinagawa Station is a business district, so there are many restaurants targeting office workers.
There are also popular restaurants within the station, such as ``Bal Marche Kodama'' and ``Café Classica,'' so you can enjoy a meal while getting on and off the train.
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Amusement and leisure information around the station
There is a large aquarium called Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa near Shinagawa Station, but there are not many other recreational facilities.
If you want to kill time, you can head to Shibuya or Shinjuku, which can be accessed without changing trains.
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| Genre | Number of houses |
| Pachinko parlor | 2 houses |
| Karaoke | 5 houses |
| Bowling alley | 1 house |
| Movie theater | 1 house |
History of Shinagawa
When Shinagawa Station first opened, the east side of the station faced Tokyo Bay.
It was after the Meiji period that land was reclaimed and the station took on its current form.
Since the early 1990s, rapid urbanization has progressed, and many high-rise buildings have been constructed.
Now that the surrounding area has been developed, it is also known as one of Tokyo's leading business districts.
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