TENSHO OFFICE Nihombashi Kayabacho(December, 2024 Grand Open)Serviced offices

Offices in Kayabacho, a historic financial district, boasting optimal convenience for business expansion!

Free facilities and services

• Automatic lock
• Private room
• Meeting room
• Public working space
• Office furnitures
• Dedicated post box
• Delivery locker
• Shredder
• Internet
• Smoking area

Facilities and service
requires a charge

• A color photocopier

  Color: ¥44 per page
  B&W: ¥11 per page

• Mail forwarding

  Please ask a staff for the details.

Route from Kayabacho Station

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  When you arrive at Kayabacho Station, please exit from [Exit 3].

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  Cross the pedestrian crossing in front of “Hokkaido Ramen Misokuma” and go straight ahead.

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  Please cross the [Reigan Bridge].

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  Cross the pedestrian crossing in front of “Cafe Veloce” and go straight ahead.

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  Cross the pedestrian crossing in front of Hotel Villa Fontaine and turn right.

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  After passing Times parking lot, cross the pedestrian crossing in front of Ishii Building.

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  Cross the crosswalk and turn left to reach [TENSHO OFFICE Nihombashi Kayabacho]. *Under construction

Route from Hatchobori Station

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  When you arrive at Hatchobori Station, please exit from [Exit A4].

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  Go straight ahead with [Denny's] on your right.

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  Cross the pedestrian crossing in front of Royal Host and turn right.

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  After crossing the Turtle Island Bridge, turn left at the Reigishima Disaster Prevention Center.

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  Cross the pedestrian crossing in front of Doutor Coffee Shop and go straight ahead.

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  Do not cross the crosswalk in front of [7-Eleven], but cross the crosswalk on the right in front of you and immediately turn left.

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  When you see [Times Parking Lot], turn right.

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  You have arrived at [TENSHO OFFICE Nihombashi Kayabacho]. *Under construction

♦Access Introduction(Jump to Staff Blog)
🚉Click here for Access from Kayabacho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line / JR Keiyo Line.
🚉Click here for Access from Hatchoborio Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line and Hibiya Line.

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  01The entire building is offered as a single serviced office, so the rates for this office near the station are exceptionally low!

  This office building is offered as a single serviced office.
  This office close to the station with ample facilities is available at low rates.

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  024 minutes' walk from Kayabacho Station!
  6 minutes' walk from Hatchobori Station!
  You can use a "Chuo-ku, Tokyo" address! Even for corporate registrations!

  The office is conveniently located within walking distance of Nihonbashi and a 7-minute walk from Hacchobori Station, making it easy to get anywhere.
  Tensho office Nihombashi Kayabacho offers you the opportunity to use a high-status "Chuo-ku, Tokyo" address on business cards and corporate registration.
  A dedicated mail box is provided free of charge. You can also install dedicated phone and fax lines.

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  03All rooms are
  fully self-contained! With individual air conditioning!

  Individual rooms equipped with office furniture (desks, chairs) are available in a range of sizes, from rooms for 1 person to rooms for up to 10 people.
  An office space tailored to your comfort, with excellent security.

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  04Use of the meeting rooms, web booth, public working space, office furniture (desks, chairs) and Internet is free!

  You can use 3 meeting rooms and Web Booth, public working space for free.
  Use of the Internet and office furniture (desks, chairs) is free.
  The office is equipped with a color copier, which can also be used as a printer for personal computers.

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  05Initial costs are low!
  Running costs are also low!

  The office is readily available upon payment of a contract fee + the first month's rent.
  Charges for utilities, the renewal fee, and expenses for restoration of the original condition upon evacuation are all free!
  The total cost is low.

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  What sort of place is Kayabacho?

  The area around Kayabacho Station is home to the Tokyo Stock Exchange and has developed as the financial center of Japan. In recent years, redevelopment has brought new facilities such as "KABUTO ONE" to the area, and the atmosphere of the town is changing. However, the city's deep history as a merchant town dating back to the Edo period can be glimpsed everywhere, and it still attracts people today.

  With numerous securities and investment firms, during the bubble period of the 1980s it was also known as Japan's Wall Street. In addition, the residence of Eiichi Shibusawa, the father of Japanese capitalism, was once located in this area. Eiichi Shibusawa, whose portrait has been on the 10,000 yen bill since 2024, was involved in the establishment and management of over 500 companies, including the First National Bank and the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The first bank in Japan was established in Kayabacho area, and this area played a major role in the growth of the Japanese economy.

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  What type of business are most common in Kayabacho?

  Chuo Ward," where the offices are located, combines an urban and sophisticated atmosphere with a downtown atmosphere, and is one of the central areas of Japan where a wide variety of industries are concentrated.

  The Kayabacho area in particular is home to the Tokyo Stock Exchange, making it a business district where many financial-related companies such as securities firms and investment companies are located. The area is also within walking distance of Nihoｍbashi, and is lined with the headquarters of major companies in the household goods and food industries, such as Kao, Kanebo Cosmetics, Pentel, Hanamaruki, and the Nisshin Oillio Group.

  While this is an attractive location for business, it is also dotted with many small and medium-sized companies because rents are relatively inexpensive compared to Otemachi and other areas. In addition, because of the proximity to the Sumida River and the area's history as a prosperous sake wholesale district, factories that manufacture parts and other products, as well as sake brewing-related companies, still operate in the area today.

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  Rates for serviced offices in Nihombashi Kayabacho, Chuo Ward

  Prices for serviced offices in Chuo Ward, including Nihombashi Kayabacho, range from approximately JPY 88,000 to JPY 110,000 for the initial cost and from approximately JPY 43,000 to JPY 100,000 for the monthly fee. The lowest monthly fee was approximately JPY 10,000 and the highest monthly fee was approximately JPY 360,000.

  For Tensho Office, the initial cost is a flat 55,000 yen for a single room and 110,000 yen for a room for two or more people, regardless of area, while the monthly fee for Tensho Office Nihombashi Kayabacho ranges from 44,000 yen to 286,000 yen.

  Kayabacho is a popular office area. With Tensho Office Nihombashi Kayabacho, you can start a business in a popular area.

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  What is access to Kayabacho like?

  Tensho Office Nihombashi Kayabacho is located in Shinkawa, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, a four-minute walk from the nearest station, Kayabacho Station.

  Kayabacho Station is a key transportation hub where the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line and Hibiya Line intersect, providing direct connections to Otemachi, Iidabashi, Ueno, and Ginza Stations, making it an extremely accessible location. In addition to Kayabacho Station, there are several other major stations within walking distance: 7 minutes to Hatchobori Station, 8 minutes to Suitengumae Station, and 12 minutes to Nihonbashi Station. Furthermore, Tokyo Station, the center of Japan's transportation network, is only 11 minutes away by Toei bus.

  It is a convenient area where you can reach nearby business areas and various sightseeing spots in a short time.