TENSHO OFFICE Otemachi Takebashi(Opened July 15, 2025)Serviced offices

Route from Takebashi Station

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  Take the Takebashi Station [Exit 3b].

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  Turn left and go straight with [KKR Hotel Tokyo] on your left.

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  Cross the pedestrian crossing before the elevated road.

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  Go straight down the street under the elevated railway tracks.

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  After passing under the elevated railway, cross the crosswalk on the right.

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  Cross the street and take the next crosswalk on the left.

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  Turn right at the left corner of [Tokyo Athlete Shokudo]. ......

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  Just ahead, on your left, you will see Tensho Office Otemachi Takebashi.

Route from Jinbocho Station

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  Exit Jimbocho Station [Exit A9] and turn left.

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  Go straight on the sidewalk in front of [Royal Host].

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  Cross the pedestrian crossing in front of the [Jimbocho Mitsui Building] and go straight.

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  Cross the pedestrian crossing in front of the [Kojima Kampo Yakuho] Bureau, then cross the pedestrian crossing immediately to the right as well and go straight.

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  Cross the crosswalk in front of the [Ohm Building] and go straight.

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  Cross the pedestrian crossing in front of [Miyako Jidosha] and go straight.

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  Cross the pedestrian crossing with the [Takebashi Yasuda Building] on your left.

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  Turn left at the corner of [HK Park Building I] and go a little further to Tensho Office Otemachi Takebashi.

Route from Otemachi Station

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  Exit Otemachi Station [Exit C2b], turn left and go straight.

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  Cross the [Kanda Bridge] and continue straight.

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  After crossing the crosswalk, turn left and go straight.

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  Turn right at [TG Yasuda Building] and go straight.

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  Turn left and cross the crosswalk in front of [Platform Square].

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  Cross the crosswalk in front of [Lawson] and turn left.

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  Go straight through the coin-operated parking lot on the right ......

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  Tensho Office Otemachi Takebashi is on your right.

♦Access Introduction(Jump to Staff Blog)
🚉Click here for access from Takebashi Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line.
🚉Click here for access from Jimbocho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line and Toei Subway Lines.
🚉Click here for access from Otemachi Station on Tokyo Metro lines and Toei Subway Mita Line.

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  01Started business in a prime location in the heart of Tokyo! The rates for this office near the station are exceptionally low!

  Two minutes on foot from Takebashi Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line. Otemachi and Jimbocho stations are also within walking distance, providing excellent access to all areas of Tokyo.
  Although located in the heart of the city, a private booth for one person is available at around 30,000 yen per month.

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  02Accelerate your business with a reliable “Chiyoda-ku” address as a starting point.
  Good location for registration.

  Kanda Nishikicho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. Adjacent to Otemachi, this area is home to a number of large corporations, and corporate registration is available.
  The prestigious address will bring your business credibility and status, and enhance your company's credibility.
  A dedicated mailbox is available free of charge, and a dedicated telephone and fax machine are also available.

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  03Security is also assured!
  Lockable private room for one person (booth type)!

  Private room for one person (booth type) with office furniture (desk and chair) at a reasonable price.
  The office floor is auto-locked and the private room can be locked for security.

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  04Comfortable business in the heart of the city!
  Use of the meeting rooms, office furniture (desks, chairs) and Internet is also free!

  Free use of two meeting rooms for up to 90 minutes per day. Internet access is also free.
  Some floors are equipped with a color copier that can be used as a printer for your computer.

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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!
  This budget office is ideal for those who want to keep total costs low, and for those who place importance on initial and running costs.

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  What kind of town is Otemachi and Takebashi?

  The area around Takebashi Station is a central Tokyo area with a calm atmosphere and the greenery of the Imperial Palace close at hand.

  The East Gardens of the Imperial Palace, which still retains the appearance of the former Edo Castle, is a popular place for relaxation and enjoyment of nature in all four seasons. Within walking distance are cultural facilities such as the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo and the Science Museum, providing opportunities to satisfy one's intellectual curiosity.

  Restaurants and stores can be found in the Palaceside Building, which is directly connected to Takebashi Station, and commercial facilities such as OOTEMORI and OTEMACHI ONE are located in the nearby Otemachi Station area. The proximity to the Imperial Palace and the many schools make the entire area a safe and secure place to live.

  The Takebashi Station area, where history and modernity intersect, is expected to continue to develop as an urban center with diverse attractions.

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  Origin of “Takebashi” and its relationship to the Tokugawa family

  Takebashi is a bridge over the Hirakawa moat in front of the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. There are two theories about the origin of the place name: one is that it was a simple bamboo bridge over the inner moat of Edo Castle, and the other is that it was named after Aritake Shiro, a vassal of the Go-Hojo clan, and over time the sound changed to “Takebashi”. Old maps show the bridge as “Gonai-kata Toll Bridge,” and there was a time when it was also used as a bridge leading to the O-oku (inner palace) of Edo Castle.

  The area around Takebashi Bridge is also deeply connected with the Tokugawa family. Takebashi Gate, an important gate of Edo Castle, is located nearby, and Takebashi Palace, where Tokugawa Ieyasu's grandson Sen Hime spent the last years of his life, was also located here. In addition, the vast mansion of the Hitotsubashi Tokugawa family, which produced the shogun, was also located nearby and had an influence on the shogunate administration. Thus, Takebashi is known as a historically important place.

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  Industries located in Otemachi and Takebashi

  The Otemachi and Takebashi area is characterized as one of Japan's leading business districts and as an area with a high concentration of publishing and printing-related companies.

  In addition to publishing and printing, Takebashi and Kanda Nishikicho are home to the headquarters of major companies such as Nippon Flour Milling (food products), Shimadzu Corporation (Tokyo headquarters) (precision instruments), and Sanyo Trading (specialty trading company). In addition, companies from a variety of industries, such as JINS Holdings (eyeglasses) and Fuji Latex (chemical products), are located in the area, adding to the diversity of the area.
  The Kanda-Nishikicho area is also an educational district with educational institutions such as Kyoritsu Women's University and Hitotsubashi University's Chiyoda Campus.

  Thus, the Otemachi and Takebashi area, with its concentration of traditional major corporations, distinctive publishing and printing industries, and vibrant educational institutions, is an area with diverse possibilities that will strongly encourage the creation and growth of new businesses.

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  How can I get to Takebashi?

  Takebashi Station is served by the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line, and Otemachi Station is within walking distance.

  Otemachi Station is accessible by five lines (Marunouchi Line, Chiyoda Line, Hanzomon Line, Tozai Line, and Toei Mita Line), providing excellent access to all parts of Tokyo. Furthermore, Otemachi Station is only one minute away from Tokyo Station, making it easy to transfer to the Shinkansen.

  At Kudanshita Station, one stop away from Takebashi Station on the Tozai Line, you can transfer to the Hanzomon Line and the Toei Shinjuku Line. The Hanzomon Line takes you from Takebashi Station to Shibuya Station in about 13 minutes, and the Toei Shinjuku Line takes you to Shinjuku Station in about 15 minutes, giving you access to major business areas with only one transfer.

  In addition to Otemachi Station, which is within walking distance, Takebashi Station offers good access to major stations in Tokyo via transfers, making it an extremely convenient location for doing business.

  Click here for access from Takebashi Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line.
  Click here for access from Jimbocho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line and Toei Subway Lines.
  Click here for access from Otemachi Station on Tokyo Metro lines and Toei Subway Mita Line.