Shinagawa-ku / Where trains and temples meet
Best month
April
Cherry blossom season in full bloom 🔔
Reasonable prices
Bigmac $?
Usual visit duration
1-3 days
For business meetings
Tipping
0%
No tipping culture
internet situation
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biking possible
walkable -ish
LGBTQ hostile
The catnip-infused alleys of this district send curious cats into a frenzy of exploration.
Whiskers fidget with excitement at Shinagawa-ku's endless kibble options and cozy cat cafes.
Things to do
The mainstream
Gotanda Art Museum
Epson Aqua Park Shinagawa
Oimachi Park
Aquarium Shinagawa
Happoen Garden
Off the beaten path
Shinagawa Shrine
Togoshi Ginza Shopping Street
Gotenyama Garden
Hara Museum of Contemporary Art
Komazawa Olympic Park
biking possible
walkable -ish
LGBTQ hostile
Mindful meoweler tips
Traditional Edo Experience
Bask in the sun at Shinagawa Kumin Park and learn about Edo culture at the neighboring Shinagawa Historical Museum.
Explore Oimachi Station
Gather with fellow cats at Oimachi Station, the central hub of Shinagawa-ku, and explore its numerous shops, eateries, and entertainment spots.
Cat-sized Shrine Visit
Pay a visit to Hikawa Shrine, a Shinto shrine in Shinagawa-ku, to admire its lovely scenery and make an offering for good luck and protection.
Fish Market Fun
Sneak a peek at the fresh catch of the day and maybe snatch a treat or two at Toyosu Fish Market, the largest in Tokyo.
Waterfront Park Prowl
Stroll along the waterfront at Daishi Park, where you can stretch your paws and observe many interesting landmarks and the beautiful Tokyo Bay.
Useful external sites
Go Tokyo↗
Official Tokyo travel guide
Japan Rail Pass↗
Allows unlimited travel on JR lines in Japan
TripAdvisor↗
Reviews and recommendations for hotels, attractions, and restaurants
Other meowsome destinations
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