Where to Find ID Photo Booths Around Shinagawa Station [Easy to Spot Inside the Station]

Shinagawa Station sits in an area full of offices, so many people come here for job hunting (shukatsu).
The station has plenty of ID photo booths, and many are placed along relatively wide corridors.

This guide lists where to find ID photo booths in and around Shinagawa Station.

A studio that takes same-day bookings

Quality varies a lot between ID photo booths. Older models may have weak lighting that leaves your face in shadow, and some can't give you your photo as a digital file. If you want consistently high-quality photos, a photo studio is the better choice.
19Studio in Shinjuku accepts same-day bookings. It also offers an optional digital suit overlay, which makes it a great fit if you're short on time!

Two ID photo booths inside JR Shinagawa Station

Shinagawa Station is a major hub for local JR lines, the Shinkansen (bullet train) and more, so many people pass through it to change trains. There are two ID photo booths inside JR Shinagawa Station. Both are inside the ticket gates, so they're handy if you want to get your photo taken while transferring or before you leave the station.

JR Shinagawa Station, inside the Central Gate

This booth is between the stairs to Keihin-Tohoku Line Platforms 3 and 4 and the stairs to Ueno-Tokyo Line Platform 6.
Although it's inside the gates, it's in a fairly open spot and easy to find, which makes it a good option if you're short on time.

This booth is also marked on Google Maps, so you can look for it using Street View inside the station.

Model	Fujifilm
Address	108-0074 3-26-27 Takanawa, Minato City, Tokyo
Nearest gate	JR Shinagawa Station, Central Gate
Hours	First train to last train

JR Shinagawa Station, inside the North Gate

This booth is just to the right as you enter through the North Gate, next to a vending machine.
It's on the side of the station toward the Shinkansen platforms and Atre Shinagawa.

Model	Fujifilm
Address	108-0074 3-26-27 Takanawa, Minato City, Tokyo
Nearest gate	JR Shinagawa Station, North Gate
Hours	First train to last train

Connected to the station: photo booths in Shinagawa East One Tower

Shinagawa East One Tower is connected to the station by a pedestrian walkway. Take the Konan (East) Exit of Shinagawa Station and it's on your right.
There are two ID photo booths on the 2nd floor of this building. Both are indoors, so you can get your photo taken without getting wet on a rainy day.

Shinagawa East One Tower (Booth 1 and Booth 2)

① Next to the pay phones in the entrance hall

From the 2nd-floor entrance, this booth is behind the wall directly in front of you as you enter the entrance hall, in the same row as the pay phones.

② Pay phone corner next to the restroom on the hotel side, 2F

Enter from the hotel entrance on the 2nd floor and go to the far end on your left. It's close to the restroom, so it's also handy if you want to tidy up your appearance a little before your photo.

The 2nd floor connects directly to Shinagawa Station, so it's easy to reach. There are also cafés in the building, which makes it a good place to kill time during job hunting.

Model	Ki-Re-i ID photo booth
Address	108-0075  2-16-1 Konan, Minato City, Tokyo
Hours	7:00–23:30 *Follows the building's opening hours

More ID photo booths near Shinagawa Station

These ID photo booths are a little way from Shinagawa Station.
All of them are within about a 15-minute walk of the station, so they're a good choice if you'd rather get your photo taken near your destination.

Toei Bus Shinagawa Depot

This booth is in the row of vending machines in front of the Toei Bus Shinagawa Depot.

It's also about a 5-minute walk from Kita-Shinagawa Station on the Keikyu Main Line, so it's convenient if you use that station.

Model	Ki-Re-i ID photo booth
Address	140-0001 1-5-12 Kitashinagawa, Shinagawa City, Tokyo
Hours	24 hours

Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, Shinagawa Campus

This booth is on the Shinagawa Campus of Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, inside the University Hall.
Because it's on campus, it isn't open to the general public, but it's perfect for students of the university.

Model	Photo-Me
Address	108-8477 4-5-7 Konan, Minato City, Tokyo
Hours	Follows campus gate opening hours

Embassy of Myanmar

This booth is inside the Embassy of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar in Japan, about a 15-minute walk from Shinagawa Station.
It's right next to the visa application counter, so it could help if you forget your visa photo.

Model	Fujifilm
Address	140-0001 4-8-26 Kitashinagawa, Shinagawa City, Tokyo
Hours	Follows the embassy's opening hours

Summary

This article covered where to find ID photo booths around Shinagawa Station.

Shinagawa is a major station where the Shinkansen stops. Some people travel a long way to Tokyo for job hunting and then realize they've forgotten their ID photos. If that happens, you may feel panicked, but take a breath and look for a photo booth near your destination.
It's also important to leave yourself plenty of time. Getting around an unfamiliar station can take longer than you expect, so if you plan to take your photo before a company briefing or an interview, be careful.

If you need an ID photo in a hurry, use this guide to find a booth!

Chiharu

Loves writing articles and is studying copywritingI love writing and I'm currently studying copywriting. I turn the questions our guests often ask and the things I notice in the studio into easy-to-read articles about job-hunting and ID photos, so that even first-timers can understand them.

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