Shinagawa Ehime, Japan Travel Guide
NRT mainly handles international flights. It sits about 60-75 kilometers east from central Tokyo.
HND serves both international and domestic flights. It is located much closer, approximately 15-20 kilometers south of Shinagawa. Haneda is often the preferred choice for its proximity.
Prices rise during peak travel seasons (Spring cherry blossom, Autumn leaves) and major Japanese holidays. Lower prices during winter and summer off-peak (July-August).
Check Dollar Flight Club for reduced price fares or Skyscanner for comparisons.
Japan Airlines (JAL), All Nippon Airways (ANA), Delta, United, British Airways, Lufthansa, Emirates, Qatar Airways. Many direct air travel possibilities exist.
Direct train service to Shinagawa The train station in about 15-20 minutes. The fastest and most direct route.
Bus services run to major hotels in Shinagawa. Travel times range from 30-60 minutes.
For efficient airport transfers, particularly from Haneda, use the Keikyu Line directly to Shinagawa Station. It is fast.
Shinagawa's status as a major railway hub makes land transportation a main mode of travel within Japan. Train connections are excellent.
The Keikyu Main Line connects Shinagawa to Haneda Airport and Yokohama, a convenient option. Long-distance buses are also available.
Self-driving in Tokyo is generally not recommended for tourists. The city has a complex road network, heavy traffic, and efficient public transport. Parking is expensive and limited.
Roads in Japan are well-maintained and safe. Signage often includes both Japanese and English, especially on key thoroughfares.
While Shinagawa is not a main port for international sea arrivals, Tokyo Bay hosts the boat trip ports.
River transit choices mainly consist of scenic voyages on the Sumida River and Tokyo Bay.
You undergo passport inspection and submit an immigration card upon disembarkation.
The cruise ship journey ship terminals connect to nearby train stations via bus or taxi, allowing access to Shinagawa via Tokyo's railway network.
Sea and river transport are more for tourism and domestic travel than for international arrival in Shinagawa.
Exit fees or taxes are generally included in your flight ticket price. Japan also imposes an International Tourist Tax of JPY 1,000, typically included in the price of your flight or ship fare.
Airport and station facilities for departing tourists are comprehensive. Narita (NRT) and Haneda (HND) airports have widespread amenities.
Shinagawa Station, as a major hub, also features a lot of retailers and restaurants.
Comfortable waiting areas create a pleasant place before your onward journey.
Check your flight status and terminal information a day before departure.
