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Shinagawa City, located in the southern part of Tokyo, is a popular area among foreign residents seeking an international and well-balanced lifestyle. Central districts such as Osaki and Gotanda have undergone significant redevelopment, featuring modern office buildings and commercial facilities alongside green parks and quiet residential neighborhoods.
At the heart of the area is Shinagawa Station, a major transportation hub served by the Shinkansen, Keikyu Line, and JR Yamanote Line, among others. With travel times to Haneda Airport as short as 15 minutes, Shinagawa is an ideal base for business professionals who travel frequently for work or leisure.

Daily-life infrastructure is well developed. For shopping and dining, atre Shinagawa and Wing Takanawa are especially convenient. Supermarkets for daily necessities, foreigner-friendly drugstores, and hospitals and clinics with English-speaking staff are readily available, providing peace of mind for residents. The area also offers international schools and other educational options suited to foreign families, making it a comfortable environment for households with children. Housing choices are diverse as well, ranging from luxury condominiums to more affordable rental properties.

A well-known landmark, Shinagawa Intercity, is scheduled to undergo a large-scale renewal starting in 2025. New shops will open gradually from mid-September, with the full renovation expected to be completed by March 2026. This project will further enhance not only business convenience but also dining and retail options in the area.
For leisure and relaxation, attractions such as Shinagawa Aquarium and the art spaces in Tennozu Isle provide enjoyable weekend destinations. In addition, a new mixed-use commercial facility, Oimachi Tracks, is planned to open in 2026 in front of JR Oimachi Station, creating a new lively hub with restaurants and shops. Ongoing improvements to the surrounding area have also enhanced safety, which is highly valued by foreign residents.

In recent years, redevelopment around Shinagawa Station has accelerated in preparation for the future opening of the Linear Chuo Shinkansen. As new commercial facilities and offices continue to emerge, Shinagawa’s presence as an international business hub is steadily growing.

Overall, Shinagawa City offers a well-balanced combination of transportation convenience, comprehensive daily infrastructure, and a comfortable residential environment. For foreigners looking to work in Japan while enjoying a high quality of life, it is an exceptionally attractive place to live.