Office Space for Rent in Tokyo

International businesses and educational institutes love being in the Hoshino Building in Tokyo’s popular Shinjuku district. More than one million people use the nearby Nishi-Shinjuku metro station every day and these coworking spaces are surrounded by restaurants, cafes and shops for taking a break. Rent offices here and visit Seiji Togo Memorial Sompo Japan Nippon Koa Museum of Art for creative inspiration. You can impress your clients and coworkers by inviting them to one of our great meeting rooms and training spaces – with easy online booking. Budgeting is straightforward, with everything you’d expect included in the price. Our refurbished and modern office space has good local transport connections and there are parks, shops and restaurants when you need a well-earned break.

This business centre is on the 4th floor of Tekko Building which will reopen in the fall of 2015, adjoining Tokyo station Yaesu north exit. As a renewed structure in the heart of Japan’s economy, its visibility, convenience and impact, are getting a lot of attention. Along with state-of-the-art facilities, it incorporates seismic engineering technology and counter-disaster measures like food/water supplies and emergency power generators, not standardly equipped in other buildings of the area. Shops, restaurants, and clinics will be on the lower floors, with adjacent serviced apartments to meet long-term stayers’ needs. There are 14 different choices on the public transport system, including JR trains, shinakansen and subways. Getting to Haneda or Narita is simple because the ground floor serves as bus stops for the Airport Limousine. It is a business centre with nationwide and global access, suited as a Tokyo headquarters for frequent business travellers or those with clients around Japan.

New Co- Working centre is Just down the road from Chiyoda’s famed gardensin Jimbocho. The Art-filled lounges keep your team happy and engaged; sleek private offices that fuel productivity. The office space is great for commuting as the Tokyo Metro Station is on the same block, commuting is a breeze. Plus, downtown Jimbocho is within walking distance from the office so there is an abutments of choice for cafes, restaurants and bars.

Vibrant office space situated just blocks away from Tokyo Station, placing you and your team at a prestigious address in the financial heart of Japan. Members have access to a range of amenities including meeting rooms, phone booths, break-out rooms, and communal kitchen areas. All business essentials are also included as standard. Nihombashi Station is also located just one-minute away. Parking facilities are available nearby. Everything you need to grow your business is available at this convenient location.

The centre is at Harumi. You can easily come to the centre by train at Toei Oedo Line at Kachidoki Station and it is just ten minutes walk to the staton. The centre provides phone booths for conducting private calls and video chats, fruit water to keep you hydrated, meeting rooms for you to hold a meeting, cleaning services to tidy up your work place and social event for you to join so you can meet up with your coworkers.

Common facilities include a multi-function lounge, meeting rooms and reception staff members. This office space is made perfectly, right down to the fine detail to increase the quality of the time workers spend on the job. Full-time reception concierge staff provide support during tenants' business hours, including attending to visitors and taking messages when you're out and receiving mail and parcels.

A trendy work space filled with useful and meaningful amenities available in the heart of Tokyo! This space provides members with all the business essentials they need to thrive from office supplies to personalised support. Additional amenities include meeting rooms, break-out spaces, conference facilities, wellness rooms, and kitchen areas. Located a short five-minute walk away from Kanda Station. Tokyo Station is also located within walking distance. Parking is available nearby.

Open Office business centres provide a simple but efficient facility for your business needs. Typically located in boutique properties in leading business districts, they are suitable for all types of businesses seeking small sized offices with economy prices. The Open Office Nihonbashi centre is located on the 3rd floor of the Toyo Building in Nihonbashi, a business district that has undergone resurgence in recent years. The centre is located close to the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Tokyo Post Office and is located in the middle of the Takashimaya and Mitsukoshi department stores on Nihonabshi Chuo-Avenue, a high end shopping complex. That fantastic location is 7 minutes on foot from Tokyo station and 1 minute on foot from Shinbashi Station. Next to main financial area in Japan, you can choose your work place from a range of private offices. Chuo-ku Nihonbashi has been the business centre since the Edo period. This is a functional and fashionable office in this Nihonbashi. 3rd Floor was designed to provide calmness and coolness with oriental taste and the 5th Floor is simple and clean. Each floor provides private and day offices and conference rooms and common spaces.

Three floors in a 17-story tower are dedicated to the centre and feature muraled lounges for greeting clients, modern conference room for team collaboration, private offices for heads-down productivity. Air conditioning keeps the space at a comfortable, cool temperature. It is situated in Nihonbashi. There are two-way access to reach this place which is by car or public transport as such as taxi, bus, subways and train. The centre is surrounded by an array of hotels, restaurant, bar and cafes. There is parking available at the centre.

Nihonbashi is where the heart of Japan's economy and finance combines with history and tradition, and the area is enjoying a resurgence. The Nihonbashi Kabutocho Centre, on Level 3 of the Metlife Kabutocho Building, is near Tokyo Exchange Market, the post office, large department stores and the stylish shopping complex Coredo Nishonbashi. It is a few minutes' walk from Nihonbashi and Kayaba-cho subway stations and convenient for the Tokyo JR railway station. The city houses the Tokyo Stock Exchange, head offices of The Bank of Japan and The Bank of Tokyo, along with banks and major IT and pharmaceuticals companies. In the recent redevelopment, the number of large-scale buildings has been increasing with the likes of Coredo Nihonbashi and Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower. However, a more rustic style remains in Shitamachi, old Tokyo downtown, which includes the wholesale district.

Situated close to Tokyo station and the Imperial Palace this business centre provides either shared or private office space in Kanda. The office space is ideal for those looking for a peaceful and quiet work environment.

Four floors of collaborative coworking space, private offices, meeting rooms and hot desks can be found at this modern business centre in Greater Tokyo. Located in the central business district of Chiyoda-Ku, the business centre is easy to get to. It takes just six minutes to walk here from Kanda station and three minutes from Awajicho station. Chiyoda City is an excellent location for businesses that need to be near large Japanese companies, multinational HQs, government institutions and embassies. It is also home to many Tokyo landmarks including the Imperial Palace, which makes it an interesting cultural place to visit for business guests. There are also gardens and parks where staff can take a breather from work.

Open Office Nihonbashi Hakozakicho centre is a two minute walk from Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line’s Suitengumae station and is located next to IBM Japan and the Tokyo City Air Terminal (T-CAT) which provides access via Limousine bus to both Haneda and Narita International airports. All major business areas in Tokyo can be accesses via the Tokyo Metro network. Other amenities nearby include restaurants, retail shopping and banks. Hakozaki is a well-known centre for IT, telecommunications and engineering companies and the centre is home to many system developers and IT corporations. The Open Office centre is adjacent to the main financial area of Nihonbashi Kayabacho and Nihonbashi Kabutocho, which headquarters many financial institutions and is home to Tokyo Stock Exchange. Historically, Hakozakicho is known as the traditional financial district and is where the Bank of Japan was established. Open Office Nihonbashi Hakozakicho is a preferred choice for both international and domestic companies, looking for flexible and fully equipped office space with professional office services at reasonable cost.

The Akihabara Minami centre is located on the 4th and 5th floor in this new building situated by Kanda River and is a three-minute walk from the Showa Dori Exit of the JR Akihabara station. It is also just a two-minute walk from Akihabara station of the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line and a five-minute walk from Akihabara station of the Tsukuba Express and Iwamotocho station of the Tokyo Toei Subway Shinjuku Line. The excellent connectivity means that Akihabara is a hub location for many areas of Tokyo. Akihabara is best known as one of world’s major electronics store districts that sells both software and hardware. With the redevelopment project of Akihabara Cross field in the mid 2000’s, and its pop culture, "Akiba” has turned into a tourist sightseeing spot. Many Akihabara-based businesses and related corporations play a major role in driving the Japanese economy.

Fully serviced and furnished office spaces to let near Nakanosakaue train station. Shinnakano train station is also close by with easy access to Shinjuku, Shibuya and Harajuku.

Ikebukuro station boasts the second highest number of passengers in Japan and is one of the top three metropolitan areas within the Yamanote area alongside Shinjuku and Shibuya. This Open office centre is a five-minute walk from the east exit of Ikebukuro station, a hub for 8 lines, including JR Yamanote Line, Seibu and Tobu lines, Marunouchi , Yurakucho and Fukutoshin Tokyo Metro lines. Openoffice Minami Ikebukuro is located in the heart of this commercial district on Meiji Dori, lined with outlets like Seibu Department Store and Parco. The busy vicinity includes restaurants, shops, cafes and retail outlets. The area is extremely convenient as both operational base or branches or project offices expanding into Saitama Prefecture and northern Kanto area. Openoffice centres provide efficient services at an economically sound price, and everything needed to start a business.

The bustling centre of one of Tokyo’s premier shopping and entertainment districts is the perfect place for your business. Regus Ikebukuro, situated inside the flagship location of Seibu Department Stores, lets you keep your finger on the pulse of the Tokyo metropolis in this modern co-working space. Sharing a building with Ikebukuro Station, on the main Yamanote Line, you’re just 15 minutes from Shinjuku and Shibuya, Tokyo’s commercial centre, and 20 minutes from tech capital Akihabara.From here, you’ll also be connected to the Tokyo Metro lines of Marunouchi, Yurakucho and Fukutoshin, as well as the independent Seibu Ikebukuro, JR East and Tobu Tojo lines. With these fantastic travel links, the convenient location, its serviced offices and rentable meeting spaces, it’s hard not to be productive at this Tokyo business centre. Getting hungry? The centre is five minutes’ walk from the doors of Mutekiya Ramen, an award-winning noodle restaurant famous for its delicious soups. And entertaining clients in this vibrant area is a pleasure.With three major department stores within easy walking distance, including the one in which the offices are based, you’ll be spoilt for choice for food and drink. Or for a quirkier option, just around the corner is the Ikefukurou Cafe, where you’ll enjoy a relaxing drink in the company of friendly, domesticated owls. And that’s just a small taste of what this brilliant location offers.

This Coworking space is in the Metropolitan Plaza Building which captures the buzzing energy of the surrounding city. The locality gives businesses the space and support they need to flourish. An entire level in this modern high-rise space features various perks such as art-filled lounge areas, highly functional conference rooms for small and large teams, sleek private offices dedicated to conference rooms that include A/V gear as well for presentations.

Arca Central is the centre of three towers in the Arca Towers complex, a truly one-stop shop, comprising a shopping mall, a hotel, a concert hall and two residential apartment blocks. The complex has excellent earthquake-proof construction and is just two minutes' walk from Sumida's major train and subway stations. Brewing, tobacco, camera/photocopier, detergent, toiletries, rubber and railway companies are among the businesses based in Tokyo's Sumida City area. Sumida also has a track record in encouraging small and medium enterprises. In 1979, it became the first municipality where the government implemented a local ordinance on SME development. One of the more attractive parts of Tokyo, Sumida City retains much traditional charm, with beautiful temples and many shops and places to eat, as well as the more modern Sky Tree Tower, expected to be the world's tallest tower on completion in 2012.

Fully serviced and furnished offices located near the Kinshicho and Kameido Areas with the Lotte Plaza close by. The nearest stations being Kinshicho, Kameido, Nishi Oshima and Sumiyoshi station.

Fully equipped offices and virtual offices with an excellent support team on hand. Located in Kita Senju amongst excellent public links as well as a post office, banks, government buildings, shops and restaurants in the area.

Easy Offices Haneda Airport is located on the fifth floor of the Terminal 1 Building of Haneda Airport. Haneda Airport is the hub that connects the regions of Japan to the rest of the world. For business people who regularly travel internationally or domestically, Easy Offices Haneda Airport works as an essential access point. It allows time to be used effectively, and can be used to hold business talks with invited clients or meetings with colleagues. Easy Offices Haneda Airport can add significant value as a back office for companies which conduct business within Haneda Airport itself, for example as a space for recruitment activities or meetings. In addition to enabling a more efficient style of working, Easy Offices Haneda Airport has a permanent staff presence, who handle calls, receive post, and provide all-round support to our clients. Come and experience the convenience that Easy Offices Haneda Airport can offer.

Balance commotion with calm with a flexible office space at Machida, located in the Sobu economic zone just outside of downtown Tokyo. Benefit from the development of the surrounding area, a growing commuter hotspot where you’ll neighbour local businesses, start-ups and satellite offices. Commute with ease with connections across the city and beyond. When you arrive, enjoy a coffee from the fully stocked kitchen and settle into your modern workspace for a productive day ahead.

Located in Kohoku-ku, Yokohama’s most bustling ward, the Shin Yokohama Square building is a contemporary landmark that’s neighbor to major IT manufacturing companies. Find yourself growing your business surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows, affording plenty of natural light that creates a relaxed working environment. The option of a private or coworking space lets you choose what best suits you, and you’re welcome to stay for as long as you wish, whether that be for a day or something more permanent. Either way, you’ll be able to get started immediately, with our fully serviced offering ready to go from day one.Outside of the glass facades, you can explore the surrounding Shin Yokohama area, with the major station opposite taking you downtown or much further afield, including Tokyo and Shibuya. When clients stop by, give them a visit to remember with an international rugby/football game at Nissan Stadium, just an 8-minute walk away from the office.

This office space is made perfectly, right down to the fine detail to increase the quality of the time workers spend on the job. Full-time reception concierge staff provide support during tenants' business hours, including attending to visitors and taking messages when you're out and receiving mail and parcels. The office is located in the middle of the Shin-Yokohama business district, where you have great access to the Tokaido Shinkansen Bullet Train Lines that connects you to the major cities of Japan.

The Shin-Yokohama Usui Business centre is located in 5 minutes walk from the Shin-Yokohama Shinkansen Exit, and this will provide you with the efficient access to Tokyo or to Nagoya/Osaka Kansai Area. It is the best location for the satellite office in entering into Yokohama Market from Tokyo or hub office for entering into Tokyo market from Nagoya/Osaka Kansai Area. Also, our business lounge will enable you to use your time effectively while waiting for transit to Shinkansen from Yokohama Local Trains.

This recently opened business centre provides open-plan offices in an excellent location within the heart of Yokohama. Excellent transport links serve the area with easy access to post office, banks, restaurants and shopping areas.

Do business in Japan’s second city, where airy, seventh-floor spaces offer networking potential in a thriving business district.Yokohama means ‘beside the port’ in Japanese, and it’s the second largest city in Japan, with a population of more than three million. The Kinko Building can be found on a busy main route through the city, where calm, work-hard tranquillity is yours, seven floors up. Located in an air conditioned, glass-fronted office building on a tree-lined avenue, Regus’ Open Office has plenty of natural light, and offers spacious and flexible co-working space in an environment designed for getting things done. So whether it’s a single ad hoc office unit or open plan workspaces for an entire workforce, Open Office delivers.Networking is easy in this important city, which is the regional commercial centre and Yokohama’s main business district. The area is a base for numerous important businesses in the automotive, IT and food industries, while the Kinko Building itself houses the Fujita Corporation, a major construction company. The views from the seventh floor of this busy and vibrant building are stunning, and you can enjoy good transport links too. The 3 Chome-1 Kandaiji Bus Station, and the Higashi-Kanagawa main line train station are both nearby for quick and easy onward travel, while open spaces including the Kanangawa and Portside Parks offer respite from the bustle of city life. The Landmark Tower is a must-see and sure to impress clients and visitors with its panoramic views of the city.

Yokohama is the second largest city in Japan. In addition to having one of the nation's busiest international trade ports, Yokohama has a very convenient transport network of railways and roadways and excellent access to Haneda Airport. The verdant living environment, skilled personnel, and the expansive Greater Tokyo market provide the urban conditions needed by business. Historically, Yokohama has been recognized for its sea port and its fame as an international metropolis. With the redevelopment of Minato Mirai, economy in the area around the station was revitalized and is still growing amidst its change. Large companies such as Nissan have recently relocated their headquarters to Yokohama. The ohama Eki Nishiguchi is a three minute walk from the West exit and is located among many large-scale buildings. Sotetsu KS Building where the centre is located, houses Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ Bank on the ground floor and is clearly visible from the station.

The Yokohama Sky Building business centre is in a modern and developing area of Yokohama. The 30-storey Sky Building is almost a city within a city, housing a major department store, a spa and restaurants with a fabulous view as well as Yokohama City Air Terminal. It is directly connected to Yokohama station, the largest railway hub of the Kanagawa prefecture, where five train and subway lines connect with links to the Haneda and Narita international airport. Two million passengers pass through here each day. This area is a regional commercial centre and the main business district of modern Yokohama. Major companies in sectors ranging from automotive and IT to foods are headquartered here. Yokohama is the second largest city in Japan by population after Tokyo and lies on Tokyo Bay, south of Tokyo. The city has a strong economic base, especially in the shipping, biotechnology, and semiconductor industries.