What other travelers are saying about Shinagawa Season Terrace
I was there to visit Kojima Productions. For those who are looking for the same thing, lemme help you. Once you arrive in front of this building coming from the Main Street , you will face the escalator, take it upstairs and you will find the Ludens statue hiding somewhere on your left. Now if you are looking for the Merch, stand in front of the statue with it being behind you. On your 2 o’clock you will see a glass door with « Shops and restaurants » above it. Enter from that door and you will find a staircase on your left, go upstairs and you will face a huge black and white sign that lists all the offices in the building. Now, facing the sign , enter the glass door on your left and then immediately turn right, walk a little bit and you will find a « Famima » shop on your right. Congrats you got there bud. Now if you need cash to buy all that juicy merch, there is an ATM just next to the store. Enjoy.
Shinagawa Season Terrace is a mixed-use complex in Tokyo, Japan, featuring office spaces, retail shops, restaurants, and event venues. It is known for its modern architecture and scenic views of Tokyo Bay.
Shinagawa Season Terrace is located in the Konan area of Minato Ward in Tokyo, Japan, near Shinagawa Station, making it easily accessible via multiple train lines.
The complex offers various amenities including a large landscaped garden, a fitness center, conference rooms, and numerous dining options ranging from casual cafes to fine dining restaurants.
Yes, Shinagawa Season Terrace incorporates eco-friendly features such as energy-efficient systems and sustainable building materials. It also includes green spaces that contribute to urban biodiversity.
Shinagawa Season Terrace hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including seasonal festivals, outdoor markets, and cultural exhibitions, attracting both locals and tourists.
A complex containing meeting rooms and restaurants. The entrance looks nice. As far as I can recall, there are only stairs at the entrance which is followed by escalators. I also needed to take stairs after escalator, to reach to the meeting room. Persons with wheel chairs should check with the facility before visiting there.
Let's be honest, I was there for Kojima. There's some nice merch in the food/gift shop on the first floor (one bookcase worth including small figured and t-shirts) and the suit of armor outside. I personally quite enjoyed it as a fan, but I'll leave this as three stars because I cannot recommend this to most people.
For Hideo fans - the Ludens figure is just at the entrance, there is also some Kojima Productions goods for sale in the shop on the 3rd floor, not many though and IMO overpriced
