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A man-made island in Shinagawa’s waterfront area where art, food, and cultural venues come together.
Tennozu Isle is a man-made island of approx. 200,000 square meters in Shinagawa’s waterfront area, developed on the foundations of Edo-era daiba (fort islands). An open “boardwalk” lets you stroll right by the water, and artworks and objects are displayed throughout the neighborhood. With a refined atmosphere, it’s also a popular filming location for TV dramas.
The island is centered around office buildings and packed with a wide range of shops. There are airy canal-side restaurants and cafés, plus plenty of things to do, from art spaces like WHAT MUSEUM to event venues such as Tennozu Galaxy Theater. Markets and art events are held regularly, and the area keeps evolving as a place to experience what’s happening in Tokyo right now.
Panoramic view of Tennozu Isle from Tennozu Canal
The boardwalk creates an open, relaxed vibe, and many cafés offer terrace seating
The scenery is especially beautiful from evening into night, when the pier is lit up
Art is scattered throughout the island, and the wall mural on Sanshin Warehouse is a standout
“Midori no Hiroba,” supervised by the U.S. architecture firm Gensler
Tennozu Galaxy Theater hosts a wide range of performances, including plays, musicals, and music
Some reviews are AI-translated.
Really nice office buildings and the environment is much better. I feel like my work efficiency would be pretty high if I worked here.
Walking along the canal at night was so nice. The lights from the surrounding buildings made the vibe really great, and with the cool weather and how safe Japan is, it felt super comfortable to stroll around 💕
