Toshima-ku , Bunkyo-ku (Ikebukuro , Korakuen) area

Features of Toshima-ku , Bunkyo-ku (Ikebukuro , Korakuen) area

Toshima-ku, the highest population density in municipalities across the country was born by merger of cities in 1932. It is located in the northwest of 23 ward of Tokyo, consisting of Ikebukuro, Otsuka, Sugamo and Mejuro area.

Ikebukuro is subcenter of Tokyo and there is "Ikebukuro Sunshine City" an aquarium was also added to the shopping center, also it is connect to "60 Sunshine Street" which has many of restaurant and amusement facilities.

Otherwise, west of Ikebukuro Station which has "Tokyo Metropolitan Theater" and "Ikebukuro Nishiguchi Park" is more relaxed atmosphere than east of the station.
Otsuka area, in the east of Ikubukuro is lively place around Otsuka Station though, a quiet residential area spreads out around the short walking distance from the station. There are many of restaurant and amusement facilities in the north of Otsuka Station and "Sun Mall Shopping Street" in South of the station.

Major industries use offices in Toshima-ku

In these areas, there are many of major department stores, shopping complex, government offices and listed enterprises.

Our theree offices in these areas (Otsuka, Ikebukuro and Ikebukuro ANNEX) are commonly used by temporary employment agency, professional and event planning companies.

Price for serviced offices in Toshima Ward and Bunkyo Ward

Serviced offices in Toshima Ward, centred on the sub-centre of Ikebukuro, have an initial cost of approximately JPY 77,000-88,000 and monthly charges of approximately JPY 40,000-114,000. Prices for offices in Bunkyo Ward, which is famous as an educational area and home to the University of Tokyo and Ochanomizu Women's University, range from approximately JPY 55,000-110,000 for an initial fee and JPY 44,000-250,000 for a monthly fee.

Accessibility

Ikebukuro Station serves the following 8 lines:

1. JR Yamanote Line
2. JR Saikyo Line
3. JR Shonan-Shinjuku Line
4. Tobu-Tojo Line
5. Seibu Ikebukuro Line
6. Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Subway Line
7. Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Subway Line
8. Tokyo Metro Hukutoshin Subway Line

Ikebukuro is the second busiest station in Tokyo (and the world) after Shinjuku Station with over 2.7 million people passing through on an average weekday.
JR Yamanote Line and Tokyo Metro Marunouchi Line offer convenient access to various sightseeing spots in Tokyo, while the Seibu Ikebukuro Line and the Tobu-Tojo Line will carry you to Saitama and Tokyo north.

The journey takes approximately 16 minutes from Ikebukuro to Tokyo Station by Tokyo Metro Marunouch Line.
Otsuka Station has JR Yamanote Line and Toden Arakawa Line (Tokyo Sakura Tram) and takes 12 minutes to Shinjuku Station by JR Yamanote Line.