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Shinagawa

Traditional culture and transportation hub in Tokyo

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  1. Mirai Store Tokyo
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    Mirai Store Tokyo

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  2. Mukojima-Hyakkaen Gardens
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    Mukojima-Hyakkaen Gardens

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  3. Moshi Moshi Rooms – Sakura
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    Moshi Moshi Rooms – Sakura

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  4. Xiringuito Escriba
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    Xiringuito Escriba

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  5. St. Patrick's Day 2019
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    St. Patrick's Day 2019

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  6. Kagurazaka Gojuban
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    Kagurazaka Gojuban

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  7. Hisago in Ryogoku
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    Hisago in Ryogoku

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  8. Stay for the Ads - Ad Museum Tokyo
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    Stay for the Ads - Ad Museum Tokyo

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  9. Cycle Shinagawa
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    Cycle Shinagawa

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  10. An Introduction to the World of Noh
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    An Introduction to the World of Noh

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  1. Oi Keibajo Flea Market
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    Oi Keibajo Flea Market

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  2. Shinagawa Aquarium
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    Shinagawa Aquarium

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  3. Tokyo Mega Illumination
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    Tokyo Mega Illumination

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  4. Noh Discovering Tradition
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    Noh Discovering Tradition

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  5. Shinagawa Street Culture and Festivities
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    Shinagawa Street Culture and Festivities

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  6. Tokyo Mega Illumination
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    Tokyo Mega Illumination

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  7. Horse Races at Tokyo City Keiba
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    Horse Races at Tokyo City Keiba

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  8. Sporu Shinagawa Oimachi
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    Sporu Shinagawa Oimachi

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  9. Shinagawa Tourism Fair 2017
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    Shinagawa Tourism Fair 2017

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  10. River Cruises and Winter Illuminations in Shinagawa
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    River Cruises and Winter Illuminations in Shinagawa

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About Shinagawa

Once the first stop on the long road from Tokyo to Kyoto, today Shinagawa is one of Japan's busiest neighborhoods, filled with shopping, entertainment and activities. Located in the heart of Tokyo near Haneda Airport with direct connections to Narita Airport, Shinagawa is much more than a convenient hub for travelers.

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From Shinagawa Aquarium to traditional shopping arcades, the faux Fuji at Shinagawa Shrine or the beautiful waterways of Tennozu Isle, Shinagawa has a range of attractions to offer visitors.

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