Host and entertain clients with ease in Japan’s cultural capital. Located in the heart of Kyoto between Karasuma and Shijo train stations, our stylish Urbannet Shijo Karasuma workspace puts the best the city has to offer right on your doorstep.
Find your focus in a motivating environment with uplifting décor and plenty of natural light. Catch up with colleagues over coffee in the lounge. After work, stroll through Ayanishi Park, browse the 400-year-old Nishiki Market, or wow visitors with a trip to the stunning Nijō castle.
Register your company at the Urbannet Shijo Karasuma Building in Shimogyo-ku and take a business address in the heart of Japan's cultural capital. Mail handling keeps post received and managed at the centre while you work from home or travel between clients. Add call answering and a local Kyoto phone number so callers reach a professional voice every time. Meeting room access means you can host visitors on site, with Karasuma and Shijo stations either side of the building and Kawaramachi and Gion-Shijo a short walk away. The Shijo and Karasuma commercial district lends the address real standing among Kyoto businesses. Get in touch and we will set it up for you.
Urbannet Shijo Karasuma Building, Kankobokocho, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto 600-8009, Japan.
Yes. Mail handling is included, so post sent to your company is received at the centre.
Yes. A local Kyoto phone number and call answering can be added to the address.
Yes. Virtual office clients have meeting room access on the sixth and seventh floors.
Send an inquiry with your company details and we will guide you through registering in Kyoto.
A central Kyoto address with Kawaramachi and Gion-Shijo stations close by.
Offices, high-end department stores and retail surround the building.
Uplifting decor and bright floors that help the working day along.
The Urbannet Shijo Karasuma Building stands in Kankobokocho, Shimogyo-ku, between Karasuma and Shijo stations in the middle of Kyoto. Kawaramachi Station, a major Hankyu terminal, is a short walk away and links the city's main retail and business districts, while Gion-Shijo Station on the Keihan line opens up the riverfront and cultural quarter. The surrounding Shijo and Karasuma district is Kyoto's economic core, dense with offices, department stores and retail, and Kyoto City Hall and the Kyoto Central Post Office sit close for civic and postal business. For lunch or a client outing, the 400 year old Nishiki Market arcade is a short stroll, with the historic Minami-za kabuki theatre and the traditional Pontocho alley district nearby. Ayanishi Park and the banks of the Kamo River give you somewhere calm to walk, and Nijo Castle is an easy trip when you want to impress visitors.