I went to Oimachi Tracks, which recently opened. There, I checked out the conveyor-belt sushi restaurant that always has a line. The line splits into one for dining at tables and another for standing sushi. I joined the line for the standing sushi. The wait was about 20 minutes.

Kaisensushi Shiogama Port

Kaisensushi Shiogama Port

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The main branch is a sushi restaurant located in Miyagi Prefecture. They also operate a separate sushi restaurant in Ginza, Tokyo. The fish served at this sushi restaurant is sourced from markets in Miyagi Prefecture. Miyagi Prefecture: Kaisen Sushi Shiogama Port (Main Branch) This renowned restaurant once ranked first nationwide in the conveyor-belt sushi category on Tabelog and has continued to maintain a top-tier national reputation ever since.

Inside the store

The interior is bright and has a nice atmosphere. It seemed to be more like rows of seats than actual tables.

Standing Sushi Bar

This is what a standing sushi counter looks like. Since I’m eating alone, a standing sushi counter is plenty for me. The advantage of eating standing up is that you don’t end up eating too slowly, and since you’re standing, it’s easier to move around than when you’re seated.

The menu, too. Ordering via the digital touchscreen.

It supported multiple languages. However, the touch panel is designed in a way that makes it a bit complicated and difficult to use.

The sushi on the far right—made with tuna and wrapped in some mysterious seaweed—was shark fin sushi. The taste was just okay, and the texture was something I’d never experienced before. I wasn’t quite sure if it actually had any flavor.

Anyway, the sushi toppings feel large compared to the rice. Also, each chef has their own style, so the size of the rice portion varies depending on who’s preparing it. I was surprised by how different it was because the chefs rotate shifts here. The prices are generally on the high side, so it’s more about savoring each bite than eating a lot. This time, I wasn’t completely full, but I felt satisfied because I was full enough. The total came to 3,410 yen.

I was very satisfied again today.

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Tokyo’s Massive New Redevelopment Hub Opening in 2026

What is OIMACHI TRACKS ?

OIMACHI TRACKS is a landmark multi-purpose redevelopment project by JR East, transforming the area adjacent to Oimachi Station in Shinagawa Ward, Tokyo. Spanning approximately 30,000 square meters of land, this mega-scale urban development bridges corporate headquarters, high-end hospitality, retail spaces, and public transit into one seamless, modern lifestyle hub.

Set to fully open in March 2026, OIMACHI TRACKS is positioned to become one of South Tokyo’s most dynamic commercial and tourist destinations.

Key Highlights & Features of OIMACHI TRACKS

1. Dual-Tower Architecture: Business & Hospitality

The project consists of two massive high-rise structures designed to accommodate both global business professionals and international travelers:

• BUSINESS TOWER (North Building): A 26-story state-of-the-art office skyscraper equipped with sustainable energy systems and flexible co-working spaces.
• HOTEL & RESIDENCE TOWER (South Building): A 21-story complex anchored by Hotel Metropolitan Oimachi Tracks, offering premium accommodations, wellness facilities, and long-stay service apartments.

2. Expansive Commercial & Dining Complex

Occupying the lower floors across both towers, the retail section features over 80 curated shops, cafes, and restaurants. It integrates local Japanese culinary culture with modern international dining, making it a prime destination for food lovers and shoppers alike.

3. Unmatched Transit Connectivity

Oimachi Station is a key transportation node in Tokyo. OIMACHI TRACKS offers direct indoor access to three major train lines:

• JR Keihin-Tohoku Line: Direct access to Tokyo Station, Shinagawa, and Yokohama.
• Rinkai Line: Direct route to Odaiba and Big Sight, plus direct throughput service to Shibuya and Shinjuku.
• Tokyu Oimachi Line: Direct link to trendy districts like Jiyugaoka and Futako-Tamagawa.

Why International Visitors & Expats Should Watch This Space

1. Prime Gateway to Haneda Airport & Bullet Trains: Oimachi is just one stop (approx. 3 minutes) from Shinagawa Station (Shinkansen hub) and offers fast bus/train connections directly to Haneda Airport, making it an extremely convenient base for international travelers.
2. Modern Urban Green Spaces: Designed with open-air pedestrian decks, rooftop gardens, and public plazas, offering a relaxed environment amidst Tokyo’s urban energy.
3. A New Alternative to Shibuya & Shinjuku: Providing top-tier shopping, dining, and hotel stays without the overwhelming crowds of Tokyo’s traditional west-side hubs.