Nagoya Hirokoji Building

Nagoya’s prominent business area, Marunouchi, traditionally attracted legal/financial professionals due to its closeness to government agencies. Then pharmaceutical companies, trading houses, insurance brokers and headquarters or Nagoya branches of large corporations chose to base themselves here alongside apparel, design and IT venture offices in recent years. It is a 3 minute subway ride and two stops away from Nagoya station. It is only a 5 minute car ride to Nagoya station and close to Fushimi/Sakae areas, too. The Yagihyo Tenmacho Building is a 2 minute walk from Marunouchi station on Sakuradori subway line. It faces Tenmacho Dori, which runs parallel to the city's main street, Sakura Dori. Its good access to all of Nagoya works well for both business and commute. We can provide diverse solutions to lawyers/accountants who frequent government offices, to ventures, or to companies considering a new Nagoya branch. Regus will help elevate your endeavours to the next stage.

Impress your clients with a professional base at Hanaguruma Building North. Commuting is easy, with Kokusai Center Station on the doorstep and Nagoya’s central station just a 10-minute walk away. Work efficiently in contemporary workspace with high-quality furnishings, offering impressive views of the leafy surroundings. Take lunch and time out at nearby eateries or enjoy the city’s many green spaces, with peaceful Shimozono Park just 600m away. And relax with some evening entertainment in Nagoya’s thriving karaoke scene.

JP Tower is one of the three skyscrapers, completed in 2016, during the station-front area re-development. This 40-story structure with total floor space of 178,200 square meters connects directly to/from the station. It houses headquarter/branches of some well-known Japanese corporations. The shopping complex KITTE within the building (basement floor - 3rd floor) includes local eateries and retail stores. Under the name of “Spaces,” we will provide you with office space at this prime location. Customers with similar up and coming endeavours will gather to this new co-working office, with event space, meeting rooms, and barista cafe. It is a place that triggers creativity and expands networks. You may promote your sophisticated business ideas here and be exposed to positive feedback which will further stimulate your creativity. At JP Tower, permanently stationed communication managers will support the networking and contribute to your next step forward.

Project the right image for your business in the striking Sakae Gas Building, under a 5-minute walk to Sakae and Yabacho stations. Enjoy modern, creative office space with large windows offering impressive views of the city landscape. Expand your network in a business district popular with newspaper, broadcasting, and financial institutions. Entertain your guests in style among the area’s popular eateries, specialising in yakiniku skewers and shabu-shabu hot pot. When work is done, celebrate a productive day amongst the bristling bars and karaoke rooms in this energetic district.

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.