Recommended Wi-Fi Rental at ecute Shinagawa

Ecute Shinagawa is a shopping center located within JR Shinagawa Station premises, making it a very strategic place for people visiting Tokyo. There is a variety of shops offering bento boxes, side dishes, sweets, and more. Delicacies are not the only options; those wanting to use Wi-Fi at Shinagawa Station are now able to rent Wi-Fi within ecute Shinagawa. Yes, we know cafes and restaurants near Shinagawa Station may offer free Wi-Fi, but some might find it inconvenient due to limited locations, and some might have security concerns. Here, we will tell you more about ecute Shinagawa and introduce our recommendation for the Wi-Fi rental service 'WiFiBOX' available at ecute Shinagawa.

ecute Shinagawa: Your One-Stop Facility Directly Connected to JR Shinagawa Station.

Ecute Shinagawa is a commercial facility located within JR Shinagawa Station, designed to cater to a wide range of customer needs and create an appealing inside-the-station space, which in Japan is called 'eki-naka'. It features a diverse array of shops, including souvenirs such as sweets, delis, bakeries, and restaurants.

Furthermore, JR Shinagawa Station, which ranks high up there in terms of the number of passengers within JR East's network, is undergoing rapid transformations towards further development. This includes the opening of the Linear Central Shinkansen and urban development on the west side, aiming for continuous growth and evolution.

ecute Shinagawa Homepage (in Japanese): https://www.ecute.jp/shinagawa

What Makes ecute Shinagawa Highly Recommended?

Ecute Shinagawa, conveniently connected to JR Shinagawa Station, boasts several notable attractions:

We'll mention some of its appeals. A diverse range of brands focusing on sweets, souvenirs, bento boxes, and side dishes. Exclusive offerings such as limited-edition sweets available only at ecute Shinagawa. Authentic restaurants and various shops. You name it. Exclusive products are also available only at ecute Shinagawa outlets, providing visitors with unique shopping opportunities.

Moreover, beyond casual eateries, there are also upscale restaurants and other enticing shops that elevate its vibrancy. The two-story atrium space allows natural light to pour in from skylights, creating an open and airy environment. The shops offer a convenient lineup of items that visitors might find themselves enchanted, which increases the overall travel experience.

In essence, ecute Shinagawa ensures that commuting or traveling becomes not only convenient but also an enjoyable part of the journey.

Store Highlights

Ecute Shinagawa offers exclusive souvenirs, premium bento boxes for your lengthy train rides, and relaxing eateries for a pleasant break during your travel. Enjoy your shopping and dining experience, but be mindful not to miss your train!

VERY RUBY CUT

Here, you can indulge in strawberry sweets that are even better than the strawberries themselves.
The concept of 'VERY RUBY CUT' revolves around being a strawberry sweets specialty store that masters the allure of strawberries through culinary art. Carefully selected strawberries from around the world are not only cooked skillfully, but they also emphasize achieving a delicious texture that fully savors their charm. The deliciousness of strawberries is packed within the sweets, which according to them, surpass the taste of even the real strawberries.

Patisserie QBG

Patisserie QBG, a sweets shop operated directly by Quin Bee Garden, an established honey specialist founded in 1931, was born to convey the deliciousness of carefully selected honey and maple from various locations around the world. Indulge in the enticing delicacies crafted by Chef Patissier Takahiro Sato, such as 'Honey Financier' and 'Honey Shortcake', which are the long-standing favorites at Shinagawa Station for over 10 years.

Inari Sushi Specialty Store Mameda

Specializing in inari sushi-- rice wrapped in tofu skins-- this shop originated in Osaka's Umeda area. 'Mameda' is known for its original sushi vinegar and carefully crafted fried tofu pouches. Each piece is meticulously handcrafted in the in-store kitchen, ensuring freshness and authentic taste. You can experience the deliciousness of freshly made inari sushi, available for purchase starting from just one piece.

Nihonbashi Dashi Bar OBENTO

Specializing in bonito flakes, Nihonbashi Dashi Bar gives birth to a specialty shop for bento boxes and side dishes. Featuring rice cooked with dashi stock as the base, their products offer delightful flavors and aromas of dashi through seasonal ingredients. Their menu allows you to savor the essence of 'dashi' to the fullest.

Nurukan Sato Gotenyama

While expressing the essence of Japanese cuisine by utilizing and enjoying the ingredients, this 'New-Style Japanese Izakaya' is very approachable and friendly. Alongside traditional and authentic creative Japanese cuisine, you can relish a wide variety of sake from all over Japan, perfectly served for your enjoyment. The establishment includes an 'Okanaba' where sake is stored and served at optimal temperatures, ranging from 5°C to 55°C across 11 levels, allowing you to appreciate sake at temperatures that are suitable for each type, ensuring an exquisite experience. Moreover, the interior adorned with rows of sake bottles creates a striking visual impact.

How to Go to ecute Shinagawa

Ecute Shinagawa is located within the JR Shinagawa Station premises, making it convenient for those transferring through or using the various lines passing through Shinagawa Station. Shinagawa Station is accessible via the following six train lines:

• JR Tokaido Main Line
• JR Yamanote Line
• JR Keihin-Tohoku Line
• JR Yokosuka Line
• JR Tokaido Shinkansen
• Keikyu Main Line

For those not using JR Shinagawa Station but wishing to visit Ecute Shinagawa, access is possible by purchasing an entry ticket.

Click here for the facility details.

If you want to use Wi-Fi at Shinagawa Station, WiFiBOX is the one.

Within Shinagawa Station premises and nearby cafes, there might be free Wi-Fi spots available. However, the availability of places offering free Wi-Fi is limited. There might be instances where it's inconvenient to pick up Wi-Fi signals while you're outdoors, making it challenging to access the internet.

Also, problems come for those who need to handle work-related communications or send personal information: relying solely on free Wi-Fi might raise concerns about data leakage.

If you are someone who needs to make extensive use of the internet for work communications or social media, and you desire a secure connection, renting a Wi-Fi might be a recommended solution.

Here, we will introduce the advantages of the Wi-Fi rental service 'WiFiBOX' that is available conveniently within JR Shinagawa Station at ecute Shinagawa, along with the introduction to how to rent one.

How to Use WiFiBOX

To rent a WiFiBOX, you only need to first make a quick reservation and then pick up the router from the rental machine. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to use WiFiBOX:

1. Reserve online
   Visit the official WiFiBOX website (https://wifibox.telecomsquare.co.jp/en), select your destination (choose 'Japan' for domestic usage), choose the usage period, and select your internet plan. Last minute reservation is also acceptable.
2. Scan the QR code on the WiFiBOX rental machine
   Open the email sent to you after making the reservation, and go the WiFiBOX rental machine. Scan the QR code displayed on the rental machine using your phone, and tap "Pick Up".
   (Note: 'QR Code' is a registered trademark of Denso Wave Incorporated)
3. Start using
   Your Wi-Fi unit will pop out and now you can pick up the router from the machine
4. Configure the Wi-Fi connection
   Press and hold the power switch on the router for more than 3 seconds to turn on the power. Wait for about a minute until it becomes available for connection (indicated by the three white lamps on the router). On your phone, connect to the SSID as written on the back of the router. Enter the password (also mentioned on the back of the router) to complete your connection.
5. Precautions when using WiFiBOX
   When connecting to WiFiBOX with devices such as smartphones or tablets equipped with SIM cards, ensure to turn off the data roaming function. Leaving it on might automatically connect you to mobile data, resulting in potential roaming charges.
   If you encounter difficulties connecting to WiFiBOX, try pressing and holding the power button on the router for 15 seconds to restart it before attempting to reconnect.

Where to Pick Up and Return Your WiFiBOX Unit

Let's also take a look at where you can pick up and return the WiFiBOX unit.

You can receive and return the WiFiBOX at the Hitotoki Terrace inside Ecute Shinagawa. The Hitotoki Terrace is located on the 1st floor within the JR Shinagawa Station ticket gates.

Click here to view WiFiBOX at Shinagawa Station

WiFiBOX routers are also available at Haneda Airport, Narita Airport, Tokyo Station, Shinjuku Station, and other locations. For more details, please check the following.

Where to find WiFiBOX

Summarize: Finding Good Wi-Fi in Ecute Shinagawa/Shinagawa Station

Ecute Shinagawa is a commercial facility located within JR Shinagawa Station, offering convenient shopping and dining options. Additionally, WiFiBOX is available here as well. While some cafes and restaurants provide Wi-Fi, the locations are limited, and security concerns may arise. With WiFiBOX, you can use the internet securely and comfortably without such worries. When you visit ecute Shinagawa, you might want to use WiFiBOX for a hassle-free online experience.

ecute Shinagawa Homepage (in Japanese): https://www.ecute.jp/shinagawa