Private offices in Shinagawa

Position your business in Shinagawa, a special ward in the Tokyo Metropolis in Japan and benefit from flexible office space here. Work alongside other like-minded professionals and find inspiration in this high-rise complex. Commute easily to your workspace thanks to being directly connected through an underground passage to Shinagawa Seaside Station on the Rinkai Line, which is a one-minute walk away. Aomono-Yokocho Station on the Keikyu Kyuko Line is also within walking distance, and Haneda Airport is about a 40-minute drive away. Whether you need something permanent or just a place to focus for the day, we have what you need. Feel at home in a building certified as a "Top Level" business site for its excellent measures against global warming. Thrive in a simple and compact rental office and coworking space where you’ll have access to large lounges, a welcoming reception and flexibly laid out common areas that are great for collaboration. Take a short break from big projects in our fully stocked kitchens where you can enjoy your lunch. After work, you’re close to shopping facilities such as AEON STYLE Shinagawa Seaside and Shinagawa Seaside Forest Oval Garden, making it an attractive area for both business and daily life.

Find new opportunities to network and grow in our Gotanda Sun Heights workspace. Set in the buzzing Nishigotanda district, this well-connected venue is ideally placed for meetings across the capital with Gotanda station moments away. Let your ideas flow in a bright, spacious environment. Host partners in the contemporary shared lounge. Later, collect a client from Haneda Airport and be back in the city in less than 30 minutes, ready to enjoy all the food and fun of this thriving Tokyo neighbourhood – perfect for entertaining visitors.

Occupying the third floor of a white-tiled six-floor block, the new Estage Osaki Building workspace puts you at the heart of the Osaki business hub in south Tokyo’s Shinagawa ward. Having historically played a vital role in Tokyo’s economy, Shinagawa has remained a magnet for businesses and residents alike, with executives and families living side by side. This thriving neighbourhood’s claim to fame is that it has the highest number of hotels in Tokyo, so finding nearby accommodation should be easy. Getting to the building is also straightforward, with it being a mere five-minute stroll from Osaki train station, and the same distance to Osaki Station West Exit Bus Terminal. For time away from your new favourite rental offices, try the mind-expanding Hara Museum of Contemporary Art, featuring works by Andy Warhol, Jackson Pollock and Yayoi Kusama.