ecute Shinagawa — Attraction in Tokyo

Always busy, some days and time more than other. Variety of foods and goodies, for daily consumption to little gifts on your way to visit your friends. From bento, to fancy cakes, leather bags to skirves, variety of items are sold right in the station. The vendors will automatically put small packages of "ice" for free, if the products require refrigeration up to an hour or so. Some places may charge you a few dollars for the extra "ice". They are so organized that this type of place is never a place to banter - what the price tag says is exactly the price you pay. In fact, most of Japanese stores in major cities are like that - it might be different if you go to a very country side, where "companies" are not running the business (i.e., a small roadside veggie stand manned by a little grandma with an apron), but as a rule, if the answer to your request for discount is not a grinning "sure" with a big nod, then do not push - that would be regarded as...

I had a great time at ecute shinagawa, a shopping mall inside the Shinagawa station. There are so many shops and restaurants to choose from, and the atmosphere is lively and modern. I especially liked the bookstore and the bakery, where I bought some books and pastries. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the prices were reasonable. I would definitely recommend ecute shinagawa to anyone who wants to enjoy some shopping and dining in a...

Got an ekiben here before riding out Shinkansen to Osaka. The box has rice with scrambled eggs and stir-fried beef sliced + veggies and pickles, and costs ¥ 1,400. It is very cost effective lunch box for Shinkansen trip while maintaining good health and taste standard. The ecute store has many lunch box options for your Shinkansen trip, if you are going from Shinagawa Station.

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