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¥45,000 /month
Use any available desk during business hours – just bring what you need and get to work. First come, best spot.
Over 40,000 Community of imagineers to collaborate with, buy from, sell and socialize with.
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¥60,000 /month
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A desk of your own in a sophisticated shared space with the freedom to enjoy the coworking lounge when you please.
Over 40,000 Community of imagineers to collaborate with, buy from, sell and socialize with.
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5 Vouchers per month in any global location:
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Fully furnished, sound rated, private and secure.
Over 40,000 Community of imagineers to collaborate with, buy from, sell and socialize with.
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Learn moreKnown to have one of the highest real-estate values in Osaka, the Hilton Plaza West Office Tower is full of luxury and has an impressive architecture. The building contains several prestigious designer brand stores and a range of cafés and top restaurants. The office floors are occupied by an impressive tenant list and are also equipped with conference rooms for large seminars. With no doubt this building is the most prestigious building in central Osaka.
The location has perfect transportation access. The Hilton Plaza West Office Tower is directly connected to JR Osaka station, notably the biggest public transportation hub of Osaka. With six other train and subway lines connected at this station, getting around Osaka and the entire Kansai area has never been easier. Even for further travel destinations, there is a limousine bus stop right next to our building that can take to you to both domestic and international airports.
From Kansai International Airport:
40 min by Kansai Airport Rapid Service to Osaka Station,
70 min by Airport Limousine bus to Herbis Osaka(basement in Nishi-Umeda Station).
From Osaka International Airport (Itami Airport):
10 min by Monorail to Hotarugaike Station,
15 min by Hankyu Takarazuka Line Limited Express from Hotarugaike Station to Umeda/Nishi-Umeda Station,
60 min by Airport Limousine bus to Herbis Osaka.
Directly connected Exit 4B of Nishi-Umeda Station on Yotsubashi Line,
2 min walk from Sakurabashi Exit of Osaka Station on JR Line,
155 min by Shinkansen from Tokyo Station to Shin-Osaka Station,
155 min by Shinkansen from Hakata Station to Shin-Osaka Station,
7 min by Subway Midosuji Line from Shin-Osaka Station to Umeda Station
Osaka, Umeda Station Bus Terminal (5 min walk): City Route Buses, Express Buses, Airport Limousine buses and other multiple routes available.
Direct access to:
Osaka Station
"Umeda is one of the most famous areas in all of Osaka-City, known for having the highest real-estate values, and a major commercial and business district. The area is highly concentrated with skyscrapers and other complexes which house some of the most notable companies inside and outside of Japan, such as NTT, Daikin, The Mainichi Shimbun (Osaka Head Office), Chanel, etc.
Although a prolific business district, the area does not sacrifice the luxuries of other major areas as inhabitants have access to a wealth of department stores like Daimaru, Hankyu, Yodobashi, Grand Front Osaka, etc. Prospective clients will have absolutely no trouble finding accomodation, as the area is abound in upscale hotel options. In addition to the Hilton Osaka, the Ritz-Carlton and the Westin are just a few of the hotels that give the area an undeniable atmosphere of class."
A community to work with
A team to delegate to
Simple IT solutions that work
A receptionist to answer your calls
Collaborative breakout spaces
Coffee spot
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Ask to meet your dedicated receptionist. The receptionist is the front line of your business.
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Ask if your phone extension can roam at no cost to other locations.
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