Sotetsu KS Building

Stand out from the crowd in this striking glass building on a distinctive corner of the lively Minatomirai commercial district of Yokohama. Yokohama Blue Avenue is in a prime location just minutes from high-speed trains to Tokyo and Route K1. Impress clients with the welcoming atmosphere at our bright, modern workspace, filled with natural light and contemporary design touches. Nearby Takashima Central Park and a collection of relaxed noodle bars close by give you plenty of opportunity to relax and unwind.

Reach your business potential in Yokohama, the capital and largest city of Kanagawa Prefecture and the second largest city in Japan. Yokohama is also the major economic, cultural, and commercial hub of the Greater Tokyo Area. Our open office is conveniently located just 250m from IKEA Kohoku Shuttle Bus Stop and 300m from Shin-Yokohama Station – the nearest station in the Shin-Yokohama area that not only has coventional lines, but also a Shinkansen (bullet train) stop which can be used flexibly as a satellite office for business trips. Looking to attract guests from overseas? Drive 18km to greet them at Haneda Airport. Make great first impressions with colleagues and clients by making the most of professional office space in Yokohama, Japan. Log onto business-grade WiFi and work with complete flexibility in fully furnished coworking spaces, a stylish meeting room and quiet private offices. Ensure guests always enjoy a comfortable and relaxing visit by booking them into a choice of hotels nearby. After a productive day, let off steam at the local gym or cool off at the ice-skating rink. Whether you fancy treating yourself or treating the team, pick from one of many restaurants near Shin-Yokohama Ekimae offices and book a table.

Soak up the busy atmosphere of Japan’s second-largest city from this highly connected location. The Onoecho Building puts you in the heart of the action, just 10 minutes from Yokohama station and the vast opportunities in this prestigious region. Focus on your business at our smart workspace and work in comfort from this stylish environment flooded by natural light. After work, relax and celebrate at one of the lively sushi bars in the nearby Fukutomicho district or surround yourself with nature at Yokohama Park.

Make the right first impression in Yokohama. Located in the busy Kōhoku-ku area, our landmark Shin Yokohama Square Building is a prime location to network and grow in Japan’s second city. Welcome guests into the stylish reception with its elegant wooden floors and attractive greenery. Head up to the 14th floor and make plans to the stunning backdrop of the city. After a successful day, unwind in one of the many local restaurants –or take in a game at Nissan stadium just a stroll away.

Set your business in motion in Yokohama, Japan’s second‑largest city and a major international port known for its innovation, modern urban landscape and thriving commercial districts. As a key hub of the Greater Tokyo Area, Yokohama blends global connectivity with relaxed, liveable neighbourhoods. Openoffice Kohoku New Town places you in the heart of Tsuzuki‑ku; an area celebrated for its well‑planned streets, calm residential surroundings and excellent transport links via the Blue and Green subway lines. With plazas, shops and restaurants just steps away, this centre offers a convenient and inspiring setting for professionals and growing businesses. Inside, the workspace sits on the basement level of the Center Minami Building, offering functional, comfortable work environments with excellent visibility thanks to the building’s elevated structure. Private offices, coworking areas and a meeting room provide everything you need to work efficiently, supported by reliable high‑speed internet and 24‑hour access. Whether you're hosting clients, focusing on deep work or collaborating with your team, this modern workspace adapts to your day. Surrounded by quiet neighbourhoods and major commercial facilities, it’s the ideal base to build, create and collaborate in one of Yokohama’s most forward‑thinking districts.