As Japan’s capital and one of the largest economic hubs in the world, Tokyo is at the top of the list for businesses looking to make their mark in Japan.
In fact, about half of all large domestic corporations with annual capital of over 1 billion yen are located in Tokyo. Similarly, about 75% of foreign companies in Japan have a headquarters in Tokyo as well.
Development projects seem unable to keep up with demand, leading to a constant shortage of office space. With high demand and short supply, the cost of office space in the most popular areas, such as Marunouchi, Shinjuku, Shibuya, and Roppongi, is extremely high. However, with scalable office solutions such as Serviced Offices, Virtual Offices, and Coworking Spaces, it’s easier and more affordable than ever for businesses of any size to enter this ever-expanding market.
Enjoy executive-grade office furniture, Cisco phones, and access to our fully stocked kitchen with the finest coffee, tea, and fruit water. Each location is fitted with business-grade photocopiers with network printing, so you can print from any desk.
Servcorp also boasts powerful telecommunications technology which allows you to bank up to 6 calls and enjoy interactive voicemail - press 1 for mobile. Calls to other Servcorp locations are free while calls outside of Servcorp are a 20% discount to telco rates and up to 50% off international.
Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is one of the largest cities in the world with a population of approximately 14 million. The so-called 'capital area' which includes the neighboring prefectures has a population of around 38 million, forming a huge economic zone far exceeding other major cities around the world such as New York and London. Business accumulation is also occurring, and about half of large domestic companies with capital of 1 billion yen or more are located in Tokyo. Similarly, about 75% of foreign-affiliated companies have their headquarters in Tokyo. In addition, there are universities and research institutes, making it a treasure trove of advanced human resources. When considering various factors such as market size, human capital and business opportunities, Tokyo is usually the first choice for starting business in Japan
Marunouchi is the epicenter of Japanese business, and home to many multinational corporations.
Roppongi is a popular business and entertainment district booming with art, culture, and technology.
Built as an urban subcenter, Shinjuku has become Japan's largest business district with the busiest station in the world.
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As a startup expanding into a new market freee needed a flexible office that could adapt as their business changes.
Everything except the office: A 5-star address, a local phone number, a receptionist to answer your calls, and free access to Servcorp's Coworking Spaces for up to 3 hours/day.
Choose your own dedicated desk or sit wherever you’d like each day through hot-desking. WiFi, roasted coffee, and tea are included, so just bring your laptop and be in business!
Get a powerful first impression with our prestigious locations and interior styling. Meeting Rooms range in sizes and are equipped with cutting edge AV and video conferencing facilities.
