Shinagawa Station (JO17) on the Yokosuka Line, Tokyo, Japan, May 2026

◆Train Watching◆ Shinagawa Station (JO17) on the Yokosuka Line, Tokyo, Japan, May 2026. Shinagawa Station is located 10 kilometers south of Tokyo Station. Shinagawa Station is one of the oldest stations in Japan, having opened in 1872. In addition to the Yokosuka Line, you can use the Tokaido Shinkansen, Yamanote Line, Keihin-Tohoku Line, Ueno-Tokyo Line, and Keikyu Line. Construction is currently underway on the Maglev Shinkansen, which will travel at a top speed of 500 kilometers per hour; in the future, it will connect Shinagawa Station and Nagoya Station, a distance of 300 kilometers, in about 40 minutes. [Type] E235-1000, E233-3000 series, JR East [Location] Shinagawa Station, Tokyo, Japan [Videographer] Rail Japan Story #TrainWatching #TrainHealing #RailJapanStory 00:00 Shinagawa Station (JO17) 00:07 E235-1000 series, outbound train 01:51 E235-1000 series, inbound train 03:28 E235-1000 series, outbound train 05:22 E235-1000 series, inbound train 06:17 E235-1000 series, outbound train 08:08 E235-1000 series, inbound train 10:09 E233-3000 series, Tokaido Line train 11:08 E235-1000 series, outbound train 12:32 E235-1000 series, inbound train 13:07 E235-1000 series, outbound train 13:51 E235-1000 series, inbound train Please subscribe to our channel!    / @railjapanstory   [Rail Japan Story] A YouTube channel to share the fascination of Japanese railroads with friends around the world. We bring you selected railroad scenes of video and audio in high quality with plenty of realism. Intricately intertwined railroad tracks, meticulously designed diagrams, well-managed signaling systems, functional and beautiful trains, demand-responsive train formations, clean and modernized station facilities, and attentive personal services. Pursuit of safety and convenience. All for the satisfaction of passengers. Rail Japan Story Please also visit our Twitter account, @RailJapanStory.   / railjapanstory