What to do in Shinagawa
Shinagawa is located in the southern part of Tokyo, here was the first stopping place of the ancient Tokaido road.
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How to get to Shinagawa
The best way to get to Shinagawa is to use the Yamanote Line or the Keihin/Tohoku Line and get off at Shinagawa station. The Tokaido Line Shinkansen also stops at Shinagawa.
The nearest underground station to Shinagawa Station is Sengakuji (A07 Asakusa Line).
Sengakuji Temple
The Sengakuji Temple in Shinagawa is a historical and sacred site dating back to the 17th century. This Buddhist temple is famous for being the final resting place of the famous 47 Akō samurai, who are buried here. In addition to its historical importance, Sengakuji Temple offers visitors a peaceful and serene atmosphere with beautiful gardens and ancient architectural structures. It is an ideal place to reflect on history and spirituality while exploring the beautiful Shinagawa area of Tokyo.
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Practical information
| View location on Google Maps | |
Official website  |
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| 7:00-18:00 (until 17:00 from October to March) Akogishi Memorial Hall: 9:00-16:00 |
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| No closing days | |
| Free 500 Yen (museum) |
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| 5 minutes’ walk east of Sengakuji underground station (A07) 15 minutes’ walk north of JR Shinagawa Station |
Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa
The Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa is a famous aquarium located in the city centre of Shinagawa, Tokyo. Every year, more than 1.5 million visitors are attracted to this fascinating water park. Featuring unique attractions such as dolphin shows, an aquatic jungle zone and a pirate ship, it offers a unique experience for all ages. Located inside the Shinagawa Prince hotel, the aquarium is easily accessible and offers enchanting marine displays amplified by spectacular LED displays and music. It is a must-see for nature and adventure lovers visiting Tokyo.
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Practical information
| View location on Google Maps | |
| Official website |
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| 10:00-20:00 (for full timetable see official website) | |
| No closing days | |
| 2500 Yen (adults) (3000 Yen from 10 to 15 August) 1300 Yen (elementary and middle school students) 800 Yen (children) |
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| 5 minutes’ walk west of JR Shinagawa station |
Tennoz Isle
Tennoz Isle is a beautiful island located in Tokyo’s Shinagawa district. Surrounded by the water of Tokyo Bay, this area offers a pleasant oasis of tranquillity and relaxation amidst the hustle and bustle of the city. With its parks, marinas and many fine restaurants, Tennoz Isle is a perfect place for a relaxing stroll or to enjoy a delicious dinner overlooking the water. It is a popular destination for both tourists and Tokyo residents seeking a break from the hectic life of the metropolis.
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Practical information
| View location on Google Maps | |
| Official website |
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| Shops: hours vary by shop Restaurants: opening hours vary depending on the restaurant |
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| 5 minutes’ walk west of JR Shinagawa station |