Osaki Station

Overview

Osaki Station is where the Rinkai Line meets JR services in southern Tokyo. Trains head toward Odaiba and Tokyo Big Sight, as well as the shopping and entertainment districts of western Tokyo. The station also serves the offices, hotels, and commercial complexes of Tokyo-Osaki.

Lines and connections

Take the Yamanote Line for Shibuya and Shinjuku, or travel one stop to Shinagawa Station. Shinagawa is the interchange for the Tokaido Shinkansen. Bullet trains don't stop at Osaki.

The Rinkai Line serves Tokyo Teleport for Odaiba and Kokusai-tenjijo for Tokyo Big Sight before continuing to Shin-kiba. Some trains run through onto the JR Saikyo Line, providing direct service from the bay area to Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Ikebukuro without a change at Osaki.

For Yokohama, take a southbound Shonan-Shinjuku Line train. Saikyo Line services also continue north toward Omiya and Kawagoe, so check the line and destination before boarding rather than assuming every JR train follows the same route.

Airport access

For Haneda Airport, take the Yamanote Line to Shinagawa and change to Keikyu. Narita Airport can also be reached through Shinagawa by transferring to the Narita Express. Both journeys require a change of trains.

Station area

The North Ticket Gate and East Exit lead to a pedestrian bridge into Osaki New City. New Otani Inn Tokyo is directly connected on this side, about a minute's walk from the station, with reception on the third floor.

Use the South Ticket Gate for Gate City Ohsaki. Its shops, restaurants, and large indoor atrium offer a convenient place to eat or take a break before returning to the trains.

Good to know

Some services terminate at Osaki. If your train ends here, change to one that continues toward your destination.