How many coworking spaces are there in Tokyo?
Coworking spaces listed
25
Updated July 2026
In Tokyo, 25 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs ¥19,800/month.
- Typical monthly desk
- ¥19,800
- Typical day pass
- ¥2,500
Range ¥5,500–¥29,000
Range ¥1,000–¥3,300
Overall8.6/10Better coworking than about 85% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Most standalone coworking day passes in Tokyo fall in the roughly 1,000-3,300 JPY range, while premium hotel-adjacent or view-heavy locations can run higher.
- Hotel-based hybrids like Andwork Shibuya reserve their best perks — nap rooms and showers using actual hotel rooms — for monthly-plan members and above, not day-pass users.
- Chains such as Basis Point and Fabbit sell multi-location or all-branch passes, which can be good value if you plan to bounce between neighborhoods during your stay.
- Many monthly memberships require a minimum 1-2 month commitment and a one-time registration or key-card fee on top of the advertised monthly rate, so ask about total upfront cost before committing.
- Some genuinely popular options (WeWork, CASE Shinjuku, DIAGONAL RUN TOKYO, S-TOKYO) don't publish flat day-pass/monthly pricing online — expect to inquire directly or sign up via an app to see current rates.
- Soho House Tokyo is a brand-new (2026) addition to the city and is oriented toward creative-industry networking and social life as much as solo work — it's not a budget coworking substitute.
- True 'Soho House-style' private clubs are rare in Tokyo; most of the city's face-time business networking happens through longer-established institutions like corporate clubs rather than creative-industry membership clubs.
- Coliving-hybrid options in Tokyo skew toward large share-house operators (Oakhouse) or subscription networks (ADDress) rather than boutique coliving-coworking studios common in Southeast Asia — expect a more communal, dorm-adjacent vibe rather than a polished startup-hub aesthetic.
- If your priority is being walking distance from a subway line in central Tokyo, double-check exact neighborhood for ADDress and Oakhouse properties before booking, since several of their homes sit outside the core center.
- For pure day-to-day laptop work without a club/coliving commitment, mainstream coworking chains (Basis Point, Andwork, The Hive, Spaces) are far cheaper than either membership-club or coliving-hybrid options.
Coworking Spaces
Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces
Andwork Shibuya
- Day pass
- ¥3,300
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Shibuya (inside The Millennials hotel)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Part of Tsutaya's Share Lounge network, this space is open to the public despite being housed inside a hotel. It has a lounge, communal kitchen, terrace, private phone booths, meeting rooms, and a free bar with a happy-hour beer perk. The standout feature is being able to use hotel rooms for a power nap or shower — but only for members on a month-long plan or above. Drop-in options run 1,100 JPY/hour or the quoted day rate, and a 10-day pass is 25,000 JPY with no membership fee required.
Basis Point Jimbocho
- Day pass
- ¥2,860
- Type
- Hotel-based coworking
- Neighborhood
- Jimbocho
- Monthly Price
- ¥20,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- Not literally inside an operating hotel, but deliberately designed to feel like a luxurious hotel lounge — timber tabletops, low-lit lamps, individual couches with coffee tables, and window seating with city views. Included for its hotel-adjacent atmosphere and amenities (free stationery, hot drinks, printer, laptop/monitor rental).
The Hive Jinnan
- Day pass
- ¥2,200
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Jinnan, Shibuya
- Monthly Price
- ¥17,600
- Vibe and Amenities
- A chic, third-wave-coffee-shop-style space with wooden details and a minimalist aesthetic, part of a wider Asia-Pacific network.
Shibuya
- Name
- Andwork Shibuya (note: also listed under hotel-based section since housed in The Millennials hotel)
- Day pass
- ¥3,300
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Vibe and Amenities
- See hotel-based section for full details; drop-in hourly rate is 1,100 JPY, a 10-day pass is 25,000 JPY, and monthly plans reportedly run roughly 100-200 USD depending on tier.
Creative Lounge MOV
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Shibuya Hikarie, Shibuya
- Monthly Price
- ¥16,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- Membership-only lounge on the 8th floor of Shibuya Hikarie with a Sky Lobby view of Shibuya Crossing; stylish private offices, sofas, and an Open Lounge. Charged by the hour (1,100 JPY) rather than a day pass; a Cafe-Only tier is 2,000 JPY/month, Dedicated desk 60,000 JPY/month, and Private Office 90,000 JPY/month.
Spaces (IWG Brand)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Multiple: Shinagawa, Akasaka, Shinjuku, Otemachi, Roppongi
- Monthly Price
- ¥18,700
- Vibe and Amenities
- Polished, corporate-style workspaces with printing, meeting rooms, food and drink bar, and concierge service; cheaper memberships start at the quoted rate for five days a month.
Regus
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Multiple central locations including Shibuya Mark City and Marunouchi
- Monthly Price
- ¥14,900
- Vibe and Amenities
- A long-running global chain offering lounge, office, and coworking membership tiers; the Shibuya Mark City branch has panoramic 22nd-floor views. A basic 'business lounge plan' starts at the quoted monthly price; desk-based coworking plans start around 18,900 JPY/month.
Blink Smart Workspace
- Day pass
- ¥2,750
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Roppongi (also a second location in Kioicho)
- Monthly Price
- ¥22,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- A large five-floor, pet-friendly workspace with an international, California-style vibe, a cafe/restaurant, showers, and lockers. Half-day drop-in is around 1,200 JPY; higher-tier dedicated desk/private office plans run considerably higher (reportedly over 100,000 JPY/month).
Co-Edo (Kayabacho)
- Day pass
- ¥1,000
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Kayabacho
- Monthly Price
- ¥5,500
- Vibe and Amenities
- A budget, wheelchair-friendly, community-oriented space popular with web developers; free coffee/water, scanners, monitors, and a 3D printer. A 2-hour rate is also available at 550 JPY.
Basis Point (Multiple Branches)
- Day pass
- ¥2,860
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Nishi Shinjuku, Shimbashi-Ginza, Gotanda, Jimbocho, Ikebukuro, Kichijoji Marui, Hachioji
- Monthly Price
- ¥20,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- Warm, wooden-desk interiors that feel almost like a hotel lounge; free stationery, hot drinks, laptop/monitor rental. Billed in 30-minute/15-minute increments (300 JPY first 30 min) up to a daily cap; monthly plans range roughly 20,000-35,000 JPY depending on branch, plus an all-locations pass option.
Hapon
- Day pass
- ¥2,500
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Nishi-Shinjuku
- Vibe and Amenities
- Japan-themed interior with a nap room, printer, personal lockers and books; also sells bundle coupon tickets (10,000 JPY for 5 day-tickets) and weekly/monthly membership tiers without a single published flat monthly rate.
Ryozan Park / Grand Toho (HUB Tokyo Network)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Sugamo (three linked buildings) and Otsuka
- Monthly Price
- ¥19,800
- Vibe and Amenities
- Bright, natural-light spaces with luxurious lounge areas; the Grand Toho building includes a kitchen, standing tables and meeting pods; trial day passes are offered but not published at a fixed price.
Fabbit (Multiple Branches, E.g. Ginza, Kyobashi, Aoyama)
- Day pass
- ¥2,106
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Multiple, including Ginza and Kyobashi (near Tokyo Station)
- Monthly Price
- ¥24,300
- Vibe and Amenities
- A more traditional-office feel with private offices, virtual office plans, a drink bar, business-book library, and copy machine; a 'free seats' 24-hour membership is priced around the quoted monthly figure.
GoodWork
- Day pass
- ¥3,300
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Near Yoyogi-Kōen Station
- Monthly Price
- ¥22,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- Cozy, home-like atmosphere with a rooftop terrace and wooden deck. Weekday drop-in is 550 JPY/hour; the quoted monthly price covers weekday daytime access, with an unlimited 24-hour tier at 44,000 JPY/month.
.BASE (Managed by JustCo)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Toranomon / Kamiyacho
- Monthly Price
- ¥14,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- Located on the 19th floor of Toranomon Towers Office with views over greenery and commercial developments; strong community events (member brunches, wine tastings, fireside chats). A Flexible plan is roughly the quoted monthly price (plus a ~20,000 JPY registration fee); Private plans run around 86,000 JPY/month (plus ~40,000 JPY registration).
Tokyo Chapter
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Roppongi
- Monthly Price
- ¥29,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- Set in a converted industrial building with granite floors and exposed brickwork, plus a gym and gallery space alongside coworking. Dedicated desks run 36,000 JPY/month and private offices around 195,000 JPY/month.
Cafe Salvador
- Day pass
- ¥1,800
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Nihonbashi
- Vibe and Amenities
- A relaxed café-coworking hybrid in Tokyo's old financial district with over a hundred seats, booths, a projector, and whiteboards for rent; full café menu available. No monthly membership option — it's billed purely by time (30 min/hourly/daily).
Good Neighbors
- Day pass
- ¥2,000
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Shimokitazawa
- Vibe and Amenities
- A hybrid coffee shop and coworking space with a loyal international following; popular with writers, designers, and indie developers. Half-day drop-in runs roughly 1,500-2,000 JPY; monthly passes exist but a fixed rate wasn't published.
WeWork (Multiple Locations)
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- 11 locations across Tokyo
- Vibe and Amenities
- Sophisticated workspaces with high-speed WiFi, unlimited beverages, and monthly contracts that allow moving between locations; some sites add childcare support, conference centers, and on-site medical services. Pricing varies significantly by building and wasn't published as a flat citywide rate.
CASE Shinjuku
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Takadanobaba
- Vibe and Amenities
- Two coworking wings (North and South) with free WiFi, water, instant coffee/tea, a shared eating space, and free chargers/monitors/stationery. Hot Desk Premium plans require a 5,000 JPY refundable-style access-key fee; exact day/monthly rates weren't published.
DIAGONAL RUN TOKYO
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Near Tokyo Station (roughly an 11-minute walk)
- Vibe and Amenities
- A business-platform-style space in the office district that hosts regular events connecting Tokyo startups with regional provinces; pricing not publicly listed.
S-TOKYO
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Nihonbashi
- Vibe and Amenities
- A coworking/community space run by the operators of a lifestyle hotel chain, spread across a cafe/bar floor, an event lounge, a free-address coworking floor, and a rooftop sky garden. Offers a monthly membership plus a multi-ride 'Nomad Use' ticket plan, but specific yen amounts weren't published.
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
Clubs and Hybrids
Soho House Tokyo
- Type
- Membership club
- Neighborhood
- Minami-Aoyama, near Omotesando
- Vibe and Amenities
- Occupies four floors (11-14) of the Omotesando Grid Tower, mixing a coworking club space with restaurants, bars, an infinity-style rooftop pool, a wellness studio running daily fitness classes, and regular member events (live music, DJ nights, cultural programming). Geared toward creative-industry professionals (fashion, design, music, gaming, publishing) rather than general remote-work laptop use, though a dedicated coworking area is part of the offering.
- Remote Access Option
- Cities Without Houses (CWH) membership lets non-local members use Soho House spaces worldwide when traveling and attend Tokyo events without holding full local membership, but pricing for CWH itself was not published in the sources reviewed.
- Source Note
- Opened in 2026; this is Soho House's first Japan location and the brand's 50th House globally.
Membership Fee
- Standard Monthly
- ¥51,667
- Under 27 Monthly
- ¥31,250
Oakhouse 'Social Residence' Properties
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Multiple locations across Greater Tokyo, generally close to Yamanote line stations (central hubs plus some suburban options like Kichijoji)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Oakhouse is described as the largest operator in Japan's share-house industry, with 'Social Residences' housing 50-200 residents that include gyms, theater rooms, and coworking spaces alongside private bedrooms in shared apartments.
Pricing Monthly
- Range Low
- ¥70,000
- Range High
- ¥120,000
- Additional Deposit
- ¥50,000
One-time contract fee; no key money, gift money, or guarantor required
ADDress
- Caveat
- Best suited to nomads comfortable being outside central Tokyo, since ADDress's Tokyo-area homes skew suburban rather than downtown.
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Multi-location subscription network with properties across Japan, including Tokyo-area homes typically located in the suburbs rather than the core center
- Vibe and Amenities
- Members register under a single monthly membership that covers living expenses with no additional per-stay charges once a house is chosen; private bedrooms come furnished with a double or queen bed, and most homes are a short walk from a train station.
Pricing Monthly
- Membership Fee
- ¥44,600
Outsite Tokyo
- Type
- Co-living / co-working hybrid
- Neighborhood
- Positioned around central work hubs; Outsite markets access to areas like Shibuya and Shinjuku for coworking
- Vibe and Amenities
- Positioned for remote workers and creatives, combining private or shared living spaces with fast WiFi work areas and a built-in community of other members via events and an online Member Hub.
- Pricing Monthly
- Not publicly listed in the sources reviewed — Outsite prices vary by room type/season and are quoted directly on booking, so a firm monthly figure could not be confirmed here.
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