Shinagawa Station is about 6.3 km south of Tokyo Station and some 10 km north of Haneda Airport, making it a convenient stop for overseas travelers. The main station consists of a large complex run by East Japan Railway (JR East) straddling a number of north-south railways including the JR Yamanote Line, which circles the heart of Tokyo.

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Shinagawa Station is an increasingly important transportation nexus in central Tokyo, offering rail services to Tokyo’s two international airports as well as bullet trains to Nagoya, Kyoto, and Osaka.

Staying near Shinagawa Station is perfect for travelers seeking convenience and connectivity. The variety of accommodations ranges from luxury hotels with high-end amenities to budget-friendly business hotels, ensuring options for every budget.

The Keikyu Main Line runs from Sengakuji, one stop from Shinagawa, down to Uraga Station in Yokosuka, Kanagawa Prefecture, southwest of Tokyo. The Keikyu Main Line is connected to Haneda Airport via the Keikyu Airport Line and Narita …

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If you’re arriving in Japan at Narita International Airport and heading to Kyoto or Osaka, transferring from the Narita Express to the Shinkansen bullet train at Shinagawa Station is easy and quick.

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