Where is Shinagawa?

Welcome to Shinagawa! Before you land, it's always helpful to know some facts about where you're going. So once you organize a rental car, open up your map, pick up a pencil and let's get started.

You need only travel 5 miles south from central Tokyo to get to Shinagawa.

Tokyo has a population of roughly 8,3,. So, if you're thinking of going on a road trip while you're staying in Shinagawa, you're bound to encounter some great new people.

What are the major attractions in Shinagawa?

Leave that rental car back at the hotel and stretch those legs. The Hara Museum of Contemporary Art is close to this neighborhood's center and well worth a visit. More adventure awaits at Omori Midden Site Park and Shinagawa Park, which are also close by.

What are the best road trip destinations near Shinagawa?

Seeing as you've come this far, you'd be bonkers to miss out on visiting nearby Takanawa. Tamachi is another destination that's well worth a look. Want to check out Takanawa first? It's found 2 miles from Shinagawa. Alternatively, Tamachi is 2 miles away.

Where are the best beaches near Shinagawa?

Fling a bucket in the back seat and go on an excursion to one of the area's gorgeous seaside stretches for some beachcombing fun. See what interesting shells you can find sprinkled along the water's edge before you make your way back to Shinagawa. Top beaches to pen down are:

• Funabashi Sanbanze Ocean Park (12 miles away).
• Makuhari Beach (16 miles away).

Where are the best convention centers near Shinagawa?

If you have some serious business to see to in Shinagawa, there's a good chance you'll be spending lots of time in a major convention center. If that's the case, you might like to know about some of the ones that have hotels, cafés and restaurants nearby:

• Meguro Wedding Hall (Meguro Gajoen) (2 miles away).
• Tokyo Big Sight (4 miles away).
• Meguro Persimmon Hall (4 miles away).