Things to do in Shinagawa at night

Shinagawa is easily accessible from Haneda Airport, making it the perfect base for visiting Tokyo. Here are some things you can do at night in Shinagawa.

Aquarium Delight

Maxell Aqua Park Shinagawa, located inside the Shinagawa Prince Hotel, is an urban aquarium open until night. It features various events such as dolphin shows and capybara feedings, living creature exhibits that combine sound, light, and video, and attractions like a merry-go-round, ensuring you can enjoy it all day long.

Furthermore, in the underwater tunnel, which is about 20 meters long and illuminated by natural light from a skylight, you can see around 10 types of rays, including the dwarf sawfish, exhibited only here worldwide, and the southern manta ray, found only here in eastern Japan.

Indulge in Luxury Dining

DINING & BAR TABLE 9 TOKYO, situated on the 39th floor of the Shinagawa Prince Hotel, occupies the entire floor. You can choose restaurants and bars from nine areas, and each area provides a unique night view of Tokyo. Consider indulging in a memorable dinner experience in this luxurious space.

Stroll along the stylish waterfront

Tennozu Isle is a waterside town located in Shinagawa. It used to be a warehouse district, but recently the number of high-rise apartments and offices has increased, as well as stylish cafes and restaurants. At night, you can enjoy the atmospheric night view of the city and its lights reflecting on the canals.

The nearby Tennozu Fureai Bridge is a pedestrian-only bridge illuminated at night. The Shinagawa side features a wooden deck with a pleasant atmosphere and quiet surroundings, perfect for leisurely watching the night view of the water. Why not take a walk after dinner and enjoy the night view?

Explore the Japanese garden at night

There is a Japanese garden located at the center of The Prince Sakura Tower Tokyo, Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa, Takanawa Hanakouji, and Grand Prince Hotel New Takanawa. This vast garden, spanning approximately 20,000 square meters and carefully maintained for around 70 years, offers historical buildings, seasonal flowers and trees, waterside scenery, and seasonal events for visitors to enjoy.

In the evening, 'Takanawa Nijurokuya' is held, a modern arrangement of 'Tsukimachi,' a unique Takanawa tradition dating back to the Edo period. Away from the city's glare, you can enjoy a magical Japanese garden illuminated by over 400 bamboo lights.

In addition, during the summer, you can rent yukatas and try hand-held fireworks. Advance reservations are required for these activities.