Let me put a link with no parameter to the above map of Shinagawa Station offered by JR-Central.
http://english.jr-central.co.jp/info/station/_img/shinagawa_L.jpg(In Shinagawa, JR-Central has Shinkansen tracks and JR-East has non-Shinkansen tracks.)
I would like to find other JR station maps. JR-East is offering maps of some major stations.
http://www.jreast.co.jp/e/stations/index.htmlwhere can i find the station map for Keikyu Shinagawa One map is available, though it is in Japanese.
http://www.keikyu-ensen.com/images/station_map_2.jpgNote
: These maps take directions not in the same way. The north end may be the top end in one, or the left end in another.
[Shinjuku area]
You can travel from Tennozu Isle Station (of TWR) to Shinjuku Station (of JR-East) taking one train.
Osaki-bound trains from Tennozu Isle Station of TWR run on TWR Rinkai Line + JR Saikyo Line (+ JR Kawagoe Line).
Note
: An area which can be called Shinjuku is vast, stretching over the boundary between Shinjuku and Shibuya as municipalities.
: Shinjuku Station of JR-East is not always the best station for your destination in Shinjuku area.
: The Shinjuku railroad terminal is huge and complicated, composed of Shinjuku Stations of five railroad operators.
- JR-East: Shinjuku Station
http://www.jreast.co.jp/e/stations/e866.html[Tokyo Disney Resort]
To visit Tokyo Disney Resort, you can take a train on TWR Rinkai Line to Shin-kiba, make a simple transfer to JR and take a train on JR Keiyo Line from Shin-Kiba (Track 1) to Maihama for 10 minutes or less.
(If you travel first to Tokyo Station as is often guided, you will have to make a long, long transfer to JR Keiyo Line.)
By the way, have you searched TDR for your accommodation? A guest of any of the three Disney Hotels + the six Tokyo Disney Resort Official Hotels can purchase a Tokyo Disney Park ticket in the hotel, and can be guaranteed admission to the Disney Park on the specified day if entry is restricted due to crowdedness outside the Park.
http://www.tokyodisneyresort.jp/en/about/rh/index.html [Odaiba area]
Tokyo Big Sight is offering a nice Suburb Map for Odaiba visitors.
http://www.bigsight.jp/english/download/public/access_map_e_color.pdfYou seem to have noticed that TWR Rinkai Line goes through Odaiba area.
Also Yurikamome offers Odaiba accesses.
While TWR Rinkai Line lies under the ground in Odaiba area, Yurikamome Line lies above the ground.
Yurikamome Line goes via Rainbow Bridge, and it has a loop near the bridge, which can bring passengers a nice view of the bridge while it is illuminated in the evening.
[Asakusa area]
To visit Asakusa area avoiding staircases, you can take a through train from Shinagawa Station (of Keikyu) to Asakusa Station (of Toei subway) and get out to the ground via Exit A2b.
(Keikyu trains from Shinagawa Station run into plural directions. Please feel free to ask a Keikyu station attendant which trains you should take.)
Asakusa Stations of Toei subway and Tokyo Metro sound not yet enough friendly to small kids.
http://www.tokyometro.jp/station/asakusa/yardmap/images/yardmap.gif: Passengers have to use staircases between the Toei subway platform and Exit A4, which is close to Sensoji Temple. The only Toei subway exit equipped with an elevator is Exit A2b, and it is around the further end.
: Transfers between Toei subway and Tokyo Metro include using a staircase.
: Accesses to/from the Tokyo Metro platform for Track 2 include using a staircase.
[Kamakura]
You can take a train bound for Zushi or Kurihama on JR Yokosuka Line from Shinagawa to Kamakura, make a simple transfer to Enoden [Enoshima Electric Railway] and take a train to Hase.
http://www.jreast.co.jp/e/stations/e476.htmlhttp://www.japan-guide.com/e/e3115.html[Yokohama]
You can take a train on JR Keihin-Tohoku Line from Shinagawa to Sakuragicho.
From Bus Stop No. 4 of the bus terminal in front of Sakuragicho Station, you can take an Akai Kutsu Bus on any of the two lines, which cover accesses to major tourist spots in Yokohama City. (IC transportation cards such as Suica are not accepted on these bus lines.)
http://www.yokohama-bus.jp/akaikutsu/en/index.htmlHakkeijima area is located apart from these tourist spots. If you visit also Yokohama Hakkeijima Seaparadise, I recommend you would allot another day for it.
http://www.seaparadise.co.jp/english/access.html