Dai Nagoya Building

Step into Regus Nagoya Hirokoji Building, ideally located in the bustling Fushimi business district. Just minutes from Fushimi, Sakae, and Marunouchi stations, this centre offers easy access for commuters and visiting clients. The surrounding area is home to financial institutions, cultural landmarks like Misonoza Theater and the Nagoya City Science Museum, plus the nostalgic Showa-era Fushimi Underground Shopping Street. Perfect for businesses seeking flexibility, this street-facing HQ offers private offices, coworking spaces, and meeting rooms in a central location. Blend work with the rich culture and history of Nagoya while staying connected to the city’s commercial hub.

Take your business to new heights with flexible office space in the KDX Nagoya Ekimae Building, located in Japan’s fourth largest city and third most populous area. Surrounded by big names in automotive, aviation and ceramics, this address is overflowing with opportunity. Work productively from naturally lit workspaces designed in a clean, timeless style with ergonomic furniture. When the last email is sent, unwind at one of the local parks or cultural attractions on your doorstep.

The Itochu Building business centres provide a simple but efficient facility for your business needs. Typically located in boutique properties in leading business districts, they are suitable for all types of businesses seeking small sized offices with economy prices. The Itochu Building centre is located near the intersection of Sakura-dori and Fushimi-dori, which is known as Nichigin-mae. The business centre is a 3 minutes walk from the Marunouchi station of the Sakuradori-line and 4 minutes walk from Fushimi station. Many Banks, offices and Hotels are based in this area making this an ideal location for your business whether a start up, SOHO or SMB.

Nagoya is the third largest city in Japan. This Links Meieki Building office is located in the district surrounding Nagoya station. Since 2015, landmark buildings kept inaugurating around the station and by 2017, it is predictable that many corporations will choose to be in this Meieki area. Furthermore, with the magnetic-levitated linear shinkansen to start service in 2027, Nagoya has strategic advantage. Nagoya and Aichi area is known for its auto industry like Toyota. Besides automobiles, there are many head offices of Japanese manufacturers. With their affiliated companies and partners located in the same area, the city itself is a business complex. In recent years, forward-thinking IT companies are also trying to get a foothold in Nagoya. Besides all the attention-gathering news on the redevelopment, Meieki area has good access to Tokyo, Osaka and other major cities. It is also convenient for sales activity and commute. Therefore, it is a popular yet practical business district.

Drive your business forward with flexible office space at Nagoya in Aichi – the dynamic capital of Japanese industry, with the highest income from manufacturing shipments than any other prefecture. Be part of this bustling hub for engineering, pharmaceuticals, aerospace and automotive companies and work alongside some of Japan’s most iconic car brands. Plus, trade conveniently with neighbouring cities and prefectures including Gifu. Get to work seamlessly by bus or train, with Sotobori-dori bus stop and Marunouchi Subway Station both within two minutes’ walk of your office. Travel for domestic business trips easily via Nagoya Komaki Airport, which is around 10km away. Work productively in this modern office building just off the Marunouchi Toll Gate. Find everything you need ready to go from day one, including business-grade WiFi and ergonomic furniture. Get to know like-minded entrepreneurs in the open-plan coworking spaces, and share ideas over coffee from the well-stocked kitchen. Or choose to reserve your own private office, with flexible packages available from a single desk to an entire floor. On your lunchbreak, explore the city’s rich culture including the historic Nagoya Castle and grounds nearby, and take a moment to savour local delicacies like the famous hatcho miso.