TENSHO OFFICE NihombashiServiced offices

Route from Ningyocho Station

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  When you arrive at Ningyocho Station, take [exit A5].

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  After exiting [exit A5], turn right.

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  Go straight past [Oil Soba Noodles Tokyo Oil Gumi Sohonten Ningyocho Gumi] and [St. Mark's Cafe].

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  Go straight in front of [Daishin Group].

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  Proceed in front of [Nishitetsu Inn Nihonbashi] and [Zeria Pharmaceutical Industries, Ltd.]......

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  You will see [Mizuho Bank Kobunacho Branch].

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  Turn right at [Mizuho Bank Kobunacho Branch] ......

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  You will arrive at Tensho Office Nihombashi.

Route from Mitsukoshimae Station

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  When you exit from Mitsukoshimae Station [Exit B6], cross the pedestrian crossing in the direction of Starbucks.

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  Go straight through [Starbucks] → [Veloce] → [Tokyo City Shinkin Bank].

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  Cross the crosswalk at the end of [LE CHOCOLAT].

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  Go straight in front of [S-GATE].

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  Go straight ahead in front of "7-Eleven".

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  Go in front of [Mizuho Bank Kobunacho Branch] and go to ......

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  Turn left at [Mizuho Bank Kobunacho Branch] and go straight. ......

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  Tensho Office Nihombashi is located in Nihombashi.

Route from Shin-Nihombashi Station

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  After exiting Shin-Nihombashi Station from Exit [No. 5], go straight ahead.

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  Go through "Maruetsu Petit Nihombashi-Honcho" and cross the pedestrian crossing toward "FamilyMart".

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  After crossing the crosswalk, go left and cross the crosswalk.

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  Go straight down the street with [Suzuki Musical Instrument Sales Company] on your right.

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  Turn right at the Ogura Building.

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  Go straight ahead in front of [Zeria Pharmaceutical Industries, Ltd.

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  Proceed between [Tonkatsu Ikoma] and [Zeria Shinyaku Kogyo K.K.] to ......

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  Tensho Office Nihombashi is located in Nihombashi.

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🚉Click here for Access from Ningyocho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, Toei Subway Asakusa Line.
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🚉Click here for Access from Shin-nihombashi Station on the JR Sobu Main Line.

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

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

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  025 minutes' walk from Ningyocho Station!
  8 minutes' walk from Mitsukoshimae Station!
  You can use a "Chuo-ku, Tokyo" address! Even for corporate registrations!

  Convenient location to go anywhere in Tokyo, Ueno, Akihabara, etc.
  Tensho office Nihombashi 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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  03Booth-type and completely self-contained rooms are available!

  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 12 people.
  An office space tailored to your comfort, with excellent security.

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

  You can use 3 meeting rooms and a 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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  Characteristics of Nihombashi

  Nihombashi has flourished as a commercial area since the Edo period (1603-1867).
  After the Meiji period (1868-1912), the area became the centre of the Japanese economy due to the concentration of financial institutions, and developed into a more commercial area.

  The area is also home to a number of nationally important cultural assets and historical buildings, including the namesake "Nihonbashi", and retro Western architecture such as the Mitsukoshi Nihonbashi Main Store, the Bank of Japan Main Store Old Building and the Mitsui Main Building.

  In recent years, the area has been attracting attention as a business district, with office buildings lining the streets and the headquarters of large corporations and listed companies setting up their offices.

  Around the station there are large complexes such as the Nihombashi Takashimaya and COREDO Muromachi, as well as 12 regional antenna shops which sell regional foods and products, making it a great place to enjoy lunchtime or after work shopping.

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  About Nihombashi-Kobunacho

  Tensho Office Nihombashi is located in the middle of Nihombashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo.

  In the Keicho period, it was a town where many boats from Osaka arrived and went around. At that time, it was one of the most important wholesale districts in Edo with many wholesale stores such as cotton thread wholesalers, shipping wholesalers, dried bonito flakes wholesalers and fan wholesalers.

  In addition to wholesalers, the area was also lined with stores. After the Meiji era (1868-1912), the town became home to many people in the financial industry and industrialists, and Zenjiro Yasuda, the founder of the Mizuho Financial Group, opened the "Yasuda Shoten," a business specializing in money exchange, and founded the "Yasuda Bank" in 1880. Today, it is operated as the Kobunacho Branch of Mizuho Bank, and there is a monument next to the branch that reads "The Founding Place of Fuji Bank", making it a town with a rich history of commerce and vibrant people.

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  Types of business that often use offices in Nihombashi

  There are not only long-established department stores such as Mitsukoshi Nihombashi Main Store and Takashimaya, which were established at the end of the Edo period, but also new large-scale complexes such as COREDO Muromachi and COREDO Nihombashi, which feature many retail businesses.

  Nihombashi is also where Japan's first national bank, the First National Bank (now Mizuho Bank), and Japan's first private bank, Mitsui Bank (now Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation), were founded. Even today, the Bank of Japan and the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Japan's largest securities exchange, are located in Nihonbashi, and there are many head offices and branches of banks and securities companies, so there are many financial businesses in the area.

  In recent years, the area has become famous as one of Japan's leading business districts, with cutting-edge office buildings and the headquarters of large corporations and listed companies conducting business there. With a variety of industries concentrated here, it is a suitable place to start a business.

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  Rates for serviced offices in Nihombashi, Chuo Ward

  Prices for serviced offices in Chuo Ward, including Nihombashi, 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 rate of JPY 55,000 for a room for one person and JPY 110,000 for a room for two or more people, regardless of area, while the monthly fee for Tensho Office Nihombashi ranges from JPY 28,600 to JPY 286,000.

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

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  Excellent Accessibility

  Nihombashi-Kobunacho is an area with access to three stations and five train lines.

  1. Ningyocho Station: Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, Toei Asakusa Line
  2. Mitsukoshimae Station: Tokyo Metro Ginza Line, Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line
  3. Shin-Nihonbashi Station: JR Sobu Line

  With the popular business districts of Marunouchi, Otemachi, and Yurakucho in central Tokyo nearby, Nihombashi-Kobunacho is also an area with outstanding accessibility to popular business districts.

  Otemachi can be reached in about 4 minutes from Ningyocho Station by transferring to the Tozai Line at Nihombashi Station, or in 2 minutes from Nihonbashi Station on the Tozai Line.

  In addition, Tokyo Station, the main entrance to Tokyo in terms of railroads, can be reached in less than 10 minutes. From Ningyocho Station, it takes about 8 minutes to transfer to the Yamanote Line at Akihabara Station. From Shin-Nihonbashi Station, you can take the Sobu Line rapid train for 3 minutes, and from Nihombashi Station, you can transfer to the Yamanote Line at Kanda Station for 5 minutes.

  With quick access to Tokyo Station, which is the departure and arrival station for the Shinkansen as well as conventional lines that connect to various parts of the Kanto region, this is a convenient area suitable for business.