Serviced Offices in Japan

These serviced offices are situated in the heart of the business district of Nagoya - a cultural and industrial city enriched with tradition. Located between Tokyo and Osaka, Nagoya serves as the economic hub …   More »

This impressive business centre is nestled in the heart of Fukuoka’s Hakata-ku prefecture. Located conveniently near high-end shopping, dining options and 5 star hotels, this is an enviable address positioned just outside Fukuoka’s largest …   More »

Fukuoka is the fourth largest city in Japan, with a population of over 5 million. It is located on Kyusyu island in the south of the main island of Japan, and is a 3-hr …   More »

This building is situated in the largest business and commercial district in Fukuoka City, the major commercial hub on the island of Kyushu. It is home to many major international and domestic companies. Known …   More »

This building is located in the heart of the CBD of Hiroshima. The building comprises 18-floors of office space and was completed in 1990, with the Bank of Hiroshima occupying 5-floors. Hiroshima is located in …   More »

This business centre is situated in the heart of the business district of Nagoya - a cultural and industrial city enriched with tradition. Located between Tokyo and Osaka, Nagoya serves as the economic hub …   More »

This business centre is conveniently located in the Sakae district, the busiest area in Nagoya. Around the building is the famous bookstore, Maruzen, the Tokyu Hotel and the Nagoya International Hotel. Situated between Tokyo and …   More »

A striking curve against the sky, this business centre is the city’s most contemporary statement in commercial architecture. Its shape and shimmering surface are reason for its name and from the top at level 40, …   More »

This business centre is on the top floor of this landmark building. With a population of over 20 million and a $630 billion (USD) economy equivalent to that of a G7 country, Osaka is a …   More »

The elegant, glass-clad Business Centre is in the core of Osaka`s financial and law district. Osaka is the second largest commercial center in Japan, particularly well known for the stock trade. This landmark, 22-storey building …   More »