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Coworking with an English website in Japan

168 coworking spaces in Japan whose operators publish an English website — or, in a few cases, state English-speaking staff. Areas include Shibuya, Marunouchi, Nihonbashi, Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Meguro. Each page has photos, prices, hours, how to get in and the Japanese address for your taxi.

Day passes24-hour accessOpen at weekendsOpen latePhone boothsEnglish websiteTokyoKanagawaChibaSaitamaOsaka
Venture Café Tokyo — a café-like event space
Toranomon, Tokyo
CIC Tokyo

Floors 15–16 of Toranomon Hills — about 6,000 m², one of the largest in Japan

English websitePhone booths
The entrance and reception
Ikebukuro, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Ikebukuro West Exit

A 5th-floor shared office one minute from Ikebukuro Station

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
The entrance and reception
Akihabara, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Akihabara Chuo

One minute from the central gate of Akihabara Station

English websiteMembers only
The entrance and reception
Musashikosugi, Kanagawa
WORK STYLING LaLa Terrace Musashikosugi

Inside a station-front shopping complex, with company registration available

English websiteMembers only
The refreshment area
Marunouchi, Tokyo
The Executive Centre Shin-Marunouchi Center

White marble, oak and leather on floors 20–21

English website24-hour access
The coworking lounge
Harajuku, Tokyo
The Executive Centre Jingumae Tower

British and Japanese interiors on floors 12–14, overlooking Yoyogi Park

English website24-hour access
The floor
Kinshicho, Tokyo
NewWork Kinshicho 2nd

A second site, 2 minutes from Kinshicho Station's South Exit, open weekends

English websitePhone boothsOpen weekends
The lounge
Marunouchi, Tokyo
EGG

Shin-Marunouchi Building 10F — a “360° Innovation Place” for founders

English website
MIDORI.so Aoyama in Minami-Aoyama 1-chome
Aoyama, Tokyo
MIDORI.so Aoyama

No fixed desks — a space built around meeting people

English websiteOpen late
The lounge
Nihonbashi, Tokyo
&BIZ lounge Nihonbashi Muromachi Mitsui Tower

Meeting rooms and a lounge on the 5th floor of Nihonbashi Muromachi Mitsui Tower, linked to Mitsukoshimae and Shin-Nihombashi stations

English websiteMembers onlyStation-linked
The lounge
Nihonbashi, Tokyo
&BIZ lounge Nihonbashi Takashimaya Mitsui Building

Meeting rooms and a lounge on the 10th floor of the Nihonbashi Takashimaya Mitsui Building, linked to Nihombashi Station

English websiteMembers onlyStation-linked
A single-person room
Kashiwanoha, Chiba
WORK STYLING SOLO LaLaport Kashiwanoha

Single rooms usable at weekends, four minutes from Kashiwanoha-Campus Station

English websiteOpen weekendsMembers only
A single-person room
Seijogakuen-mae, Tokyo
WORK STYLING SOLO Seijogakuen-mae

Single rooms and a café space, one minute from Seijogakuen-mae Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Shin-Yurigaoka, Kanagawa
WORK STYLING SOLO Shin-Yurigaoka

Single rooms and a café space, one minute from Shin-Yurigaoka Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Tama Plaza, Kanagawa
WORK STYLING SOLO Tama Plaza

Single rooms and a café space, two minutes from Tama Plaza Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Center-Kita, Kanagawa
WORK STYLING SOLO Center-Kita

Single rooms usable at weekends, one minute from Center-Kita Station

English websiteOpen weekendsMembers only
A single-person room
Tsurumi, Kanagawa
WORK STYLING SOLO Tsurumi

Single rooms and a café space, three minutes from Tsurumi Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Ofuna, Kanagawa
WORK STYLING SOLO Ofuna

Single rooms and a café space, three minutes from Ofuna Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Fujisawa, Kanagawa
WORK STYLING SOLO Fujisawa

Single rooms and a café space, four minutes from Fujisawa Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Nagoya, Aichi
WORK STYLING SOLO Nagoya Shinkansen Exit

Single rooms and an open space, one minute from Nagoya Station

English websiteMembers only
The 6F work lounge
Yutenji, Tokyo
Pointline YUTENJI

A lounge lined with books and a terrace, one minute from Yutenji Station

English website
The lounge at H¹O Shibuya Jinnan
Shibuya, Tokyo
H¹O Shibuya Jinnan

Nomura Real Estate's service office, with two lounges

English website24-hour accessPhone booths
The Personal Lounge
Toranomon, Tokyo
H¹O Toranomon

A window-side personal lounge, directly linked to Toranomon Station

English website24-hour accessStation-linked
The lounge
Shibakoen, Tokyo
H¹O Shibakoen

A lounge of wood and greenery, facing Shiba Park

English website24-hour access
The B1F Relax & Coworking Lounge
Kabukicho, Tokyo
Shinjuku Natural Hot Spring Thermae-Yu

Partitioned work seats in a 24-hour hot spring in Shinjuku

English website24-hour accessOpen weekends
A single-person room
Omiya, Saitama
WORK STYLING SOLO Omiya West Exit

An open space and single rooms, within walking distance of the West Exit of Omiya Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Urawa, Saitama
WORK STYLING SOLO Urawa

Single rooms usable at weekends, four minutes from Urawa Station

English websiteOpen weekendsMembers only
A single-person room
Tokorozawa, Saitama
WORK STYLING SOLO Tokorozawa

An open space and private rooms, three minutes from Tokorozawa Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Matsudo, Chiba
WORK STYLING SOLO Matsudo

A café space with greenery and private rooms, two minutes from Matsudo Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Motoyawata, Chiba
WORK STYLING SOLO Motoyawata

A café space and single rooms, one minute from Motoyawata Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Nishi-Funabashi, Chiba
WORK STYLING SOLO Nishi-Funabashi

Single rooms at a transfer station, one minute from Nishi-Funabashi Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Tsudanuma, Chiba
WORK STYLING SOLO Tsudanuma

An orange café space and private rooms, three minutes from Tsudanuma Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Chofu, Tokyo
WORK STYLING SOLO Chofu

Single rooms behind an entrance with a red ceiling, one minute from Chofu Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Noborito, Kanagawa
WORK STYLING SOLO Noborito

A café space with blue walls and private rooms, two minutes from Noborito Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Mizonokuchi, Kanagawa
WORK STYLING SOLO Mizonokuchi

Single rooms usable at weekends, one minute from Mizonokuchi Station

English websiteOpen weekendsMembers only
A single-person room
Takadanobaba, Tokyo
WORK STYLING SOLO Takadanobaba

Single rooms on the 8th floor of a building, one minute from Takadanobaba Station on the Tokyo Metro

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Osaki, Tokyo
WORK STYLING SOLO Osaki

Single rooms on the ground floor of Gate City Osaki, one minute from Osaki Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Sangenjaya, Tokyo
WORK STYLING SOLO Sangenjaya

Single rooms and a café space, two minutes from Sangenjaya Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Jiyugaoka, Tokyo
WORK STYLING SOLO Jiyugaoka

Single rooms open at weekends and holidays too, two minutes from Jiyugaoka Station

English websiteOpen weekendsMembers only
A single-person room
Nerima, Tokyo
WORK STYLING SOLO Nerima

Single rooms on the 8th floor of a building, one minute from Nerima Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Shinjuku, Tokyo
WORK STYLING SOLO Shinjuku West Exit B1F

Single rooms on the basement floor, zero minutes from a Marunouchi Line gate at Shinjuku Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Toyocho, Tokyo
WORK STYLING SOLO Toyocho

Single rooms on the 7th floor of a building, three minutes from Toyocho Station

English websiteMembers only
A single-person room
Toyosu, Tokyo
WORK STYLING SOLO Urban Dock LaLaport Toyosu

Single rooms inside the Seaside Deck of LaLaport Toyosu, open at weekends too

English websiteOpen weekendsMembers only
A single-person room
Mitaka, Tokyo
WORK STYLING SOLO Mitaka

Single rooms open 7:00–22:00 on weekdays, three minutes from Mitaka Station

English websiteOpen lateMembers only
A single-person room
Fuchu, Tokyo
WORK STYLING SOLO Fuchu

A single-room site with a roomy café space, five minutes from Fuchu Station

English websiteMembers only
Table seats on a green floor
Nishi-Umeda, Osaka
WORK STYLING Nishi-Umeda

Green floors and blue chairs, one minute from Nishi-Umeda Station

English websiteMembers only
Counter seats under greenery hanging from the ceiling
Hakata, Fukuoka
WORK STYLING Hakata

In front of Hakata Station, a long counter under hanging greenery

English websiteMembers only
A hotel lounge with a large table
Kyobashi, Tokyo
Mitsui Garden Hotel Kyobashi Lounge

A hotel's 2nd-floor lounge you can use from afternoon into the evening

English websiteOpen weekendsOpen late
A lounge with plants and sofas
Kokuritsu-Kyogijo, Tokyo
Mitsui Garden Hotel Jingugaien Tokyo Premier Lounge

A plant-filled hotel lounge, one minute from Kokuritsu-Kyogijo Station

English websiteMembers only
A café space with a counter and plants
Nakano, Tokyo
WORK STYLING SOLO Nakano

A site of single-person rooms, four minutes from Nakano Station

English websiteOpen weekendsMembers only
A café space by the window
Ogikubo, Tokyo
WORK STYLING SOLO Ogikubo

A window counter and single rooms, two minutes from Ogikubo Station

English websiteOpen weekendsMembers only
A café space in front of a green wall
Kinshicho, Tokyo
WORK STYLING SOLO Kinshicho

Directly linked to Kinshicho Station, with a café space in green and yellow

English websiteOpen weekendsMembers only
The floor
Shibuya, Tokyo
NewWork Tokyu Shibuya 1-chome Building

24 seats on the 4th floor, one minute from Exit B2 of Shibuya Station, open weekends and holidays

English websitePhone boothsOpen weekends
The floor
Tameike-sanno, Tokyo
NewWork Tameike-sanno

An 8th floor with ten private booths, three minutes from Tameike-sanno Station

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
The floor
Ogikubo, Tokyo
NewWork Ogikubo

A small 13-seat 7th floor, one minute from Ogikubo Station

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
The floor
Meguro, Tokyo
NewWork Meguro

51 seats on the 17th floor of the JR Tokyu Meguro Building, one minute from Meguro Station

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
The floor
Nerima, Tokyo
NewWork Nerima

28 seats on the 4th floor, one minute from Nerima Station, open weekends and holidays

English websitePhone boothsOpen weekends
The floor
Kyodo, Tokyo
NewWork Kyodo

18 seats on the 5th floor, two minutes from Kyodo Station on the Odakyu Line

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
The floor
Seijogakuen-mae, Tokyo
NewWork Seijogakuen-mae

28 seats and 2 meeting rooms on the 4th floor, one minute from the South Exit of Seijogakuen-mae Station

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
The floor
Akabane, Tokyo
NewWork Akabane East Exit

53 seats on the 6th floor, two minutes from the East Exit of Akabane Station

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
Counter seats along the windows
Yokohama, Kanagawa
WORK STYLING Yokohama East Exit

Two minutes from Shin-Takashima Station, with counter seats along the windows

English websiteMembers only
Seats in hexagonal wooden booths
Minatomirai, Kanagawa
WORK STYLING Minatomirai

Directly linked to Minatomirai Station, with hexagonal wooden booths

English websiteMembers onlyStation-linked
Red sofa seats surrounded by plants
Shin-Osaka, Osaka
WORK STYLING Shin-Osaka

Red sofa seats among plants, two minutes from Shin-Osaka Station

English websiteMembers only
Long table seats with plants
Yodoyabashi, Osaka
WORK STYLING Yodoyabashi

Long table seats with plants, one minute from Yodoyabashi Station

English websiteMembers only
Seats with black partitions under a red-framed ceiling
Honmachi, Osaka
WORK STYLING Osaka Honmachi

A black-and-red interior, one minute from Honmachi Station

English websiteMembers only
Seats divided by plywood
Namba, Osaka
WORK STYLING Namba

Plywood partitions and pendant lights, one minute from Namba Station

English websiteMembers only
Partitioned seats on a blue carpet
Sannomiya, Hyogo
WORK STYLING Sannomiya

Partitioned seats on a blue carpet, one minute from Sannomiya Station

English websiteMembers only
Yellow-green walls and white sofa seats
Sendai, Miyagi
WORK STYLING Sendai

Yellow-green walls and white sofas, one minute from Sendai Station

English websiteMembers only
Counter seats looking down over the city
Nagoya, Aichi
WORK STYLING Nagoya

A counter looking down over the city, four minutes from Nagoya Station

English websiteMembers only
Booths with green sofas
Musashikosugi, Kanagawa
WORK STYLING Musashikosugi North Exit

Colour-blocked carpet and booths, two minutes from Musashikosugi Station

English websiteMembers only
A long table between green sofas
Omiya, Saitama
WORK STYLING Omiya East Exit

A 4th floor with green sofa seats, two minutes from Omiya Station

English websiteMembers only
Sofa and round-table seats by the window
Kawaguchi, Saitama
WORK STYLING Kawaguchi

An 11th floor looking out over the city, three minutes from Kawaguchi Station

English websiteOpen weekendsOpen late
Counter seats along a plywood wall
Kashiwa, Chiba
WORK STYLING Kashiwa

An 8th floor lined with plywood walls, one minute from the East Exit of Kashiwa Station

English websiteMembers only
Table seats enclosed by white curtains
Funabashi, Chiba
WORK STYLING Funabashi

A 10th floor with yellow walls, directly linked to Keisei Funabashi Station

English websiteMembers onlyStation-linked
Long tables under a high ceiling
Kaihin-Makuhari, Chiba
WORK STYLING Kaihin-Makuhari

A high-ceilinged 2nd floor, five minutes from Kaihin-Makuhari Station

English websiteMembers only
Box seats enclosed by yellow sofas
Akabane, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Akabane

An 8th floor with yellow box seats, three minutes from Akabane Station

English websiteMembers only
Table seats with monitors
Kita-Senju, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Kita-Senju

On the 5th floor of Senju Mildix, two minutes from four-line Kita-Senju Station

English websiteMembers only
Hexagonal booths enclosed by plywood
Kawasaki, Kanagawa
WORK STYLING Kawasaki

A 12th floor of hexagonal booths, one minute from Kawasaki Station

English websiteMembers only
Wooden shelves and desks
Yokohama, Kanagawa
WORK STYLING Yokohama West Exit 21F

A 21st-floor office of wooden shelves, five minutes from the West Exit of Yokohama Station

English websiteMembers only
Seats at a large wooden table
Sapporo, Hokkaido
WORK STYLING Sapporo

On the 6th floor of Sapporo Mitsui JP Building, two minutes from Sapporo subway station

English websiteMembers only
Sofa seats in the open space, lined up along an arched wall
Ochanomizu, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Ochanomizu

A Surugadai shared office lined with arched walls

English websiteMembers only
The open space lined with wooden tables
Akasaka, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Akasaka-mitsuke

On the 4th floor of the Akasaka Nakagawa Building, three minutes from Akasaka Station

English websiteMembers only
The open space with wooden counter seats running to the back
Shiodome, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Shiodome B2F

On the 2nd basement floor of Shiodome City Center, one minute from Shiodome Station

English websiteMembers only
The open space with blue booths and pendant lights
Tamachi, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Tamachi Shibaura Exit

On the Shibaura side of Tamachi Station, a shared office with blue accents

English websiteMembers only
The open space with wooden benches and plants
Shinjuku, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Shinjuku West Exit 3F

On the 3rd floor of Shinjuku L Tower, with seats of wood, greenery and concrete

English websiteMembers only
The open space with plants and booths
Shinjuku, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Shinjuku New South Exit

A 9th-floor site one minute from the Keio and Toei Shinjuku Line station

English websiteMembers only
The open space with desks beneath pendant lights
Korakuen, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Korakuen

On the 19th floor of Bunkyo Garden Gate Tower, directly linked to Korakuen and Kasuga stations

English websiteMembers onlyStation-linked
The open space with green rings hanging from the ceiling
Ikebukuro, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Ikebukuro IT tower TOKYO

A 14th floor linked to Ikebukuro Station, with green rings floating over the open space

English websiteMembers onlyStation-linked
Booths enclosed by light-blue sofas
Oimachi, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Oimachi

A 3rd floor in light blue and navy, three minutes from Oimachi Station

English websiteMembers only
Seats with check-patterned sofas and yellow pendant lights
Kamata, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Kamata

Check-patterned sofas and yellow lights, two minutes from Kamata Station

English websiteMembers only
The entrance and reception
Ueno, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Ueno

One minute from JR Ueno Station, with seats you can take without booking

English websiteMembers only
The entrance and reception
Yotsuya, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Yotsuya

Four minutes from both Kojimachi and Yotsuya stations

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
The entrance and reception
Gotanda, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Gotanda

A 5th floor in a building by the station, one minute from Gotanda Station

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
The entrance and reception
Kanda, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Kanda

One minute from Kanda Station, with meeting rooms for 13 and up

English websiteMembers only
The entrance and reception
Jimbocho, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Jimbocho

One minute from the station in Tokyo's book town — company registration possible

English websiteMembers only
The entrance and reception
Toyosu, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Toyosu

A bayside base with company registration, 2 minutes from Toyosu Station

English websiteMembers only
The entrance and reception
Kichijoji, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Kichijoji

Work by the station where you live, no commute needed

English websiteMembers only
The entrance and reception
Machida, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Machida

Three minutes from Machida Station on JR and Odakyu

English websiteMembers only
The entrance and reception
Shin-Yokohama, Kanagawa
WORK STYLING Shin-Yokohama

Three minutes from the Shinkansen station, for work between trips

English websiteMembers only
The entrance and reception
Umeda, Osaka
WORK STYLING Umeda

One minute from the Hankyu Umeda gates, on the 10th floor

English websiteMembers only
The entrance and reception
Kyoto
WORK STYLING Kyoto Ekimae

Two minutes from Kyoto Station, before or after the Shinkansen

English websiteMembers only
The floor
Ikebukuro, Tokyo
NewWork Ikebukuro 7F

31 seats on the 7th floor of the Oak Ikebukuro Building, four minutes from the East Exit

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
The floor
Ikebukuro, Tokyo
NewWork Ikebukuro 4F

Seven private booths and two meeting rooms, a floor made for meetings

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
The floor
Omori, Tokyo
NewWork Omori

Eleven private booths on the 6th floor of the Ichigo Omori Building, three minutes from the station

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
The floor
Aoto, Tokyo
NewWork Aoto

A small 13-seat site on the 4th floor of the Asahi Life Katsushika Building, five minutes from Aoto Station

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
Inside Soil work Nihonbashi 1st
Nihonbashi, Tokyo
Soil work Nihonbashi 1st

Windows facing a park, with a café-bakery on the ground floor

English website24-hour accessPhone booths
The 9th-floor coworking space
Suidobashi, Tokyo
StartupSide Tokyo

50 seats and 8 private rooms, with incubation managers on site

English website24-hour access
The open lounge
Osaki, Tokyo
Shinagawa Industry Support and Exchange Facility SHIP

A members' lounge and a 3D-printer workshop in Osaki, run for Shinagawa City

Day passEnglish websiteOpen weekends
A reclining booth
Sugamo, Tokyo
RYOZAN PARK Sugamo GRAND

Natural materials and art, with a professional shared kitchen

English websitePhone booths
The shared space
Otsuka, Tokyo
RYOZAN PARK Otsuka GREEN

Designed by Akihisa Hirata, an office like a green mountain joined to a park

English website
The floor
Marunouchi, Tokyo
NewWork Tokyo The Flagship

95 seats on the 11th floor of Marunouchi Trust Tower N, one minute from Tokyo Station

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
A private office
Marunouchi, Tokyo
The Executive Centre JP Tower

Floors 11 and 14 of JP Tower, the former Tokyo Central Post Office, with a barista bar overlooking the station

English website24-hour access
Reception
Roppongi, Tokyo
The Executive Centre Roppongi Hills North Tower

Light oak and shoji-style meeting rooms on floors 16–17

English website24-hour access
The members' lounge
Nagatacho, Tokyo
The Executive Centre Sanno Park Tower

A quiet 3rd-floor workplace near the National Diet Building

English website24-hour access
Reception
Shibuya, Tokyo
The Executive Centre Cerulean Tower

A tea-room-inspired reception and a 15th floor with views of Mt Fuji

English website24-hour access
The lounge
Meguro, Tokyo
The Executive Centre Meguro Arco Tower

A 7th floor finished in wood, overlooking the cherry trees of the Meguro River

English website24-hour access
The main lounge
Shibuya, Tokyo
JustCo Shibuya Hikarie

The 33rd floor above Shibuya Station — Mt Fuji on clear days

English website24-hour accessPhone booths
The main lounge
Shinjuku, Tokyo
JustCo Shinjuku Miraina Tower

18th floor above NEWoMan, connected to the Miraina Tower gate

English website24-hour accessPhone booths
The main lounge
Marunouchi, Tokyo
JustCo GranTokyo South Tower

11th floor connected to Tokyo Station, about 150 m from the Yaesu South exit

English website24-hour accessPhone booths
The corridor and phone booths
Kyobashi, Tokyo
The Executive Centre Kyobashi Edogrand

A 26th-floor barista bar overlooking Tokyo Station, connected to Kyobashi Station

English website24-hour accessPhone booths
A meeting room
Marunouchi, Tokyo
The Executive Centre GranTokyo South Tower

7th floor of a 42-storey tower above the Yaesu South exit, one minute from Tokyo Station

English website24-hour accessPhone booths
A meeting room with natural light
Yaesu, Tokyo
The Executive Centre TOFROM YAESU TOWER

Washi lighting, a pine tree and a barista bar inspired by roof tiles

English website24-hour access
The event space
Hamamatsucho, Tokyo
The Executive Centre World Trade Center South Tower

A 17th floor overlooking Tokyo Bay, with a black-marble barista bar, connected to Hamamatsucho Station

English website24-hour access
Shared desks
Marunouchi, Tokyo
The Collective GranTokyo South Tower

JustCo's top-tier brand, on the 9th floor connected to Tokyo Station

English website
The floor
Shibuya, Tokyo
NewWork Shibuya Goto Ikueikai Building The Flagship

93 seats and premium meeting rooms — the flagship of Tokyu's NewWork

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
The floor
Ginza, Tokyo
NewWork Ginza

40 seats and meeting rooms for six, on the 2nd floor in Ginza 8-chome

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
The floor
Ebisu, Tokyo
NewWork Ebisu

39 seats and two meeting rooms, 3 minutes from Ebisu Station's West Exit

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
The floor
Akihabara, Tokyo
NewWork Akihabara

A booth-focused 10th floor one minute from Akihabara Station, open weekends and holidays

English websitePhone boothsOpen weekends
The floor
Ikebukuro, Tokyo
NewWork Ikebukuro East Exit

A 9th floor with 15 private booths, one minute from a subway exit

English websitePhone boothsOpen weekends
The floor
Hamamatsucho, Tokyo
NewWork Daimon / Hamamatsucho

36 seats and meeting rooms for four, one minute from exit A2 of Daimon Station

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
The floor
Ueno, Tokyo
NewWork Ueno

A 37-seat 2nd floor, 3 minutes from Ueno Station's Asakusa and Iriya exits

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
The floor
Oimachi, Tokyo
NewWork Oimachi

11 private booths and two meeting rooms for eight, 3 minutes from Oimachi Station

English websitePhone boothsOpen weekends
MIDORI.so's flagship, occupying a whole building in Hirakawacho
Nagatacho, Tokyo
MIDORI.so NAGATACHO

A whole building from B1 to 6F — MIDORI.so's flagship

Day passEnglish website
The floor at Global Business Hub Tokyo
Otemachi, Tokyo
Global Business Hub Tokyo

50 furnished offices on one floor of Otemachi Financial City

English website24-hour access
The coworking and conference space at X-NIHONBASHI TOWER
Nihonbashi, Tokyo
X-NIHONBASHI TOWER

A hub for space-business collaboration on the 7th floor of Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower

English websitePhone booths
MIDORI.so Bakuroyokoyama, using a whole Showa-era building
Bakuro-yokoyama, Tokyo
MIDORI.so Bakuroyokoyama

Seven floors of a Showa-era building: café, print studio, gallery and a rooftop garden

Day passEnglish website
MIDORI.so Shibuya in Sakuragaokacho
Shibuya, Tokyo
MIDORI.so Shibuya

Four floors of workspace and a library in Sakuragaoka, 4 minutes from Shibuya Station

Day passEnglish website
The workspace
Kichijoji, Tokyo
MIDORI.so Kichijoji

Coworking on the 8th floor of Kichijoji PARCO

Day passEnglish websiteOpen weekends
MIDORI.so Nihonbashi in Higashi-Nihonbashi
Higashi-Nihonbashi, Tokyo
MIDORI.so Nihonbashi

Work and sleep under the same roof

Day passEnglish website
The coworking area
Shibuya, Tokyo
.andwork Shibuya

A hotel lounge where workers from around the world meet

Day passEnglish website24-hour access
The lounge at .andwork Azabu-Juban
Azabu-Juban, Tokyo
.andwork Azabu-Juban

A grown-up hideaway office for both work and play

Day passEnglish websiteOpen late
The entrance
Hibiya, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Tokyo Midtown Hibiya

“ZEN MODERN” on the 12th floor, decorated with traditional Japanese patterns

English websiteMembers only
A workspace directly connected to the Yaesu exit of Tokyo Station
Yaesu, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Tokyo Midtown Yaesu

7th floor of Yaesu Central Tower, connected underground to Tokyo Station

English websiteOpen lateMembers only
The entrance
Otemachi, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Otemachi

A white space with meeting rooms inspired by artworks from around the world

English websiteMembers only
The entrance
Yaesu, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Yaesu North Exit

17th floor of GranTokyo North Tower, directly connected to Tokyo Station

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
The open space
Yaesu, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Yaesu South Exit

Open 8:00–22:00 on weekends too, on the 2nd floor of Pacific Century Place Marunouchi

English websiteOpen weekendsOpen late
The entrance
Nihonbashi, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower

“WORKSTYLING LAB” — nine meeting rooms, each with a different theme

English websiteMembers only
The entrance
Nihonbashi, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Nihonbashi Takashimaya Mitsui Building

9th floor of the Nihonbashi Takashimaya Mitsui Building, directly connected to Nihombashi Station

English websitePhone boothsMembers only
The entrance
Nihonbashi, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Nihonbashi 1-chome

5th floor of Nihonbashi 1-chome Mitsui Building, with rental offices too

English websiteMembers only
The entrance
Ginza, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Ginza

9th floor of Ginza Glasse, one minute from Ginza Station — open until 22:00 at weekends too

English websitePhone boothsOpen weekends
The entrance
Shiodome, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Shiodome City Center 5F

“INDUSTRY+FOREST” — a station-like entrance and lots of greenery

English websiteMembers only
The entrance
Shimbashi, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Shimbashi

2nd floor of Shimbashi M-SQUARE, one minute from Shimbashi Station

English websiteMembers only
The entrance
Hamamatsucho, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Hamamatsucho

3rd floor of ORIX Hamamatsucho Building, 2 minutes from both Hamamatsucho and Daimon

English websiteMembers only
The open space
Omotesando, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Omotesando

Two floors in Kita-Aoyama, open until 22:30 on weekdays and at weekends too

English websiteOpen weekendsOpen late
The entrance
Shibuya, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Shibuya

3rd floor of Shibuya Park Building, 4 minutes from Shibuya Station's East Exit

English websiteMembers only
The entrance
Shibuya, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Shibuya Sakura Stage

An open space for up to 108 people, open on weekends and holidays

English websiteOpen weekendsMembers only
The entrance
Meguro, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Meguro

5th floor of Meguro Hilltop Walk, one minute from Meguro Station

English websiteMembers only
The entrance
Nakameguro, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Nakameguro

8th floor of Nakameguro GS Daiichi Building, 2 minutes from Nakameguro Station's East Exit

English websiteMembers only
The entrance
Ebisu, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Ebisu

One minute from Ebisu Station (Tokyo Metro), with a conference room for up to 150

English websiteMembers only
The entrance
Shinagawa, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Shinagawa

“A nest for working, made for superb solo work” in NBF Shinagawa Tower

English websiteMembers only
The entrance
Tamachi, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Tamachi Mita Exit

13th floor of Tamachi Center Building, one minute from Tamachi and Mita stations

English websiteMembers only
The entrance
Shinjuku, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Shinjuku Mitsui Building

“RETRO FUTURE” on the 11th floor, spanning past and future

English websiteMembers only
The open space
Shinjuku, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Shinjuku East Exit

8th floor, connected to exit B12 of Shinjuku Station (Marunouchi Line), open weekends and holidays

English websitePhone boothsOpen weekends
The open space
Iidabashi, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Iidabashi Grand Bloom

Two floors, the 2nd and the 9th, one minute from JR Iidabashi Station's West Exit

English websiteMembers only
The open space
Kasumigaseki, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Kasumigaseki Building

36th floor of the Kasumigaseki Building, with high security

English websiteMembers only
The open space
Roppongi, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Tokyo Midtown (Roppongi)

18th floor of Tokyo Midtown Tower, with art added to the mix

English websiteMembers only
The open space
Futako-Tamagawa, Tokyo
WORK STYLING Futako-Tamagawa

Inside Tamagawa Takashimaya Shopping Center, on the ground floor of Keyaki Court

English websitePhone boothsOpen weekends
The Nakameguro site, restored from an ivy-covered building
Meguro, Tokyo
MIDORI.so Nakameguro

An ivy-covered ruin turned into a two-building shared office

Day passEnglish website

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