Our guest house is located near a business district, so many nearby restaurants offer lunchtime specials at competitive prices.
A variety of restaurants serving sushi, Korean barbecue, soba noodles, Japanese bar food, Western-style and Chinese food are all accessible by foot.
Shops serving deep batter-fried tempura and ramen noodles, local Shinagawa specialties, are also a short walk away.
Shinagawa flourished as a post town on the Tokaido Trail from Tokyo to Kyoto in the 17th century Edo period. Shinagawa is rich with history; as you stroll through the town you can enjoy its numerous temples and shrines. Even as it has evolved into a business district, if you walk a bit past the buildings you can enjoy a smaller town with a friendly old-time atmosphere.
We particularly recommend visiting Buddhist temples. From them you can see skyscrapers above, downtown buildings below: a simultaneous sampling of retro and modern Tokyo.
| January | New Year’s Day Coming‐of‐Age Ceremony (You can see 20 year-old women wearing traditional Kimono) |
|---|---|
| February | Setsubun bean-throwing festival at Shinagawa Shrine |
| March | Girls’ Day |
| April | Shinagawa Canal Festival |
| May | Children’s Day |
| June | Northern Tennohsai Festival |
| July | |
| August | Travel Beer Garden |
| September | Shinagawa Post-Town Festival |
| October | Oeshiki (Buddhist mass) |
| November | |
| December | Christmas Live Concert |
June : Tennohsai Festival
August : Travel Beer Garden
September : Post-Town Festival
