Soken Midosuji Building

Make the most of networking opportunities when you put your business in the heart of Osaka’s financial district. Hiranomachi Century Building is a prime location in a commercial hotspot, surrounded by thriving companies and close to restaurants, bus stops and train stations. Pick your perfect spot to work productively in modern workspaces across the second and third floors, or even on the outside terrace. When you take a break, spark ideas with a stroll to Yuki Museum or a little further to Osaka Castle.

Work towards your goals when you book flexible office space in Osaka, the vibrant and dynamic city located in the Kansai region of Japan. Reach optimal productivity as you operate your business from this well-connected hub. Osaka Umeda Station is a three-minute walk away, connecting Osaka with Kobe, Takarazuka and Kyoto. Osaka Eki mae bus stop is a short walk away, allowing you to use the dedicated bus service to travel to nearby locations. Collaborate with the city’s highly skilled workforce in flexible coworking spaces that will give your brand the opportunity to thrive. Connect with potential clients at Nishi-hankyu – the modern office space that has everything you need to build professional relationships, whether you’re a solo entrepreneur or a larger team. Allow our friendly reception team to welcome your guests before hosting interviews, workshops or taking private calls in our comfortable meeting rooms. Stay in touch with remote clients using our state-of-the-art video conferencing technology. Steer clear of technical difficulties thanks to our on-site technical support team, happy to offer a helping hand whenever needed. Take your mind off big projects after work with some delicious Japanese cuisine in one of the many nearby restaurants.

Build your business in the centre of Osaka, alongside banks, thriving enterprises and upmarket shops. Umeda Square is in a popular commercial and retail district, surrounded by amenities and excellent transport links. Stay focused in bright, attractive workspaces with light wooden furnishings and splashes of red and orange, or take your work out on to the terrace. At the end of the day, it’s only a short stroll to the nearby train and subway stations, connected by an underground walkway.

As the shinkansen terminal and Osaka city’s gateway, Shin Osaka is known throughout Japan. The numerous high rise buildings represent Osaka’s office district. For Japanese companies, Shin-Osaka is a vital hub that interconnects western Japan and Tokyo. Moreover, one can reach business areas like Umeda and Namba by using the subway Midosuji Line, JR, and private railways. It is also easy to access Kansai International Airport, Kyoto, and other major cities, facilitating both business trips and commute. The Dai 3 Doi Building is on the north side of the station, a 7 minute walk from exit 4 of Midosuji Line Shin-Osaka station. Visitors can recognize it instantly from its unique exterior and location. It is a good venue for job interviews and is also suited for legal/financial professionals who expect frequent visits from clients. By providing versatile office types, great location and environment, we help elevate your business to the next level.

The Keihan Yodoyabashi 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 and are suitable for business start ups, SOHO and SMB's. The Keihan Yodoyabashi Building business centre is conveniently located and is directly connected directly from Yodoyabashi Station facing to Tosabori-dori. The centre has great access to Yodoyabashi station on the main subway Midosuji line, Kitahama station of subway Sakaisuji line, Keihan railway and Keihan-Nakanoshima line. From Umeda, the business centre is accessible on foot via Dojima Underground Centre. Yodoyabashi has been a historical place of business and culture. There are courts, Osaka International Conference Hall and The National Museum of Art Osaka, and public offices, such as Bank of Japan and Osaka City office. The business centre is adjacent to Nakanoshima Park and is well served by hip restaurants and café along Tosabori river. The area is home to major corporations such as Mitsui and Sumitomo.