TENSHO OFFICE Otemachi (Opening in December 2026)Serviced offices

Route from Kanda Station

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  Exit through the [South Exit] of Kanda Station.

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  Cross the pedestrian crossing on your right toward [Ikkenme Sakaba].

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  Cross through the walkway under the elevated tracks on the left side of [Ikkenme Sakaba].

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  Cross the pedestrian crossing in front of [Torafugu-tei] and continue straight ahead.

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  Cross the pedestrian crossing on your left toward [Gentlemen's Clothing DUNCAN] and turn right.

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  Cross the pedestrian crossing and continue straight down Shusse Fudo-dori Street.

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  Turn left at the corner of [Shin-Uchi Kanda Building].

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  After walking a short distance, [TENSHO OFFICE Otemachi] will be on your right.

Route from Otemachi Station

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  Exit to the street level from [Exit A2] of Otemachi Station.

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  Turn right after exiting, and go straight with [NTT Communications Otemachi Building Main Building] on your right.

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  Cross [Kamakurabashi Bridge] under the elevated Shuto Expressway.

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  Cross the pedestrian crossing in front of [Taisho Real Estate] and turn right immediately.

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  Go straight with [Chugokushusai Korai] on your left.

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  Turn left at the corner of [Kamakuragashi Building].

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  Continue straight through the intersection.

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  After walking a short distance, [TENSHO OFFICE Otemachi] will be on your left.

♦Access Introduction(Jump to Staff Blog)
🚉Click here for Access from Kanda Station on the JR Lines, Tokyo Metro Ginza Line.
🚉Click here for Access from Otemachi Station on the Tokyo Metro Lines, Toei Subway Mita Line.

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  01The peace of mind that comes with renting an entire building as an office!
  A secure business hub, 24 hours a day

  We operate the entire building as a serviced office space. The entrance is equipped with a PIN-code-operated automatic lock system to prevent unauthorized access by outsiders.
  Since all rooms are “completely private” and lockable, we ensure a high level of privacy and security 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. It’s a safe and secure environment where you can focus on your business with peace of mind, whether you’re working late at night or a female user.

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  02Gain credibility with a “Chiyoda Ward” address! A prime location with excellent transportation access, served by multiple train lines

  In addition to its prime location—a 5-minute walk from Otemachi Station and a 4-minute walk from Kanda Station—it boasts unparalleled convenience, with Tokyo Station also within walking distance. With access to multiple train lines, travel to major areas within Tokyo and to destinations further afield is seamless.
  The address in Chiyoda Ward, the heart of Tokyo’s business district, can be used for corporate registration, business cards, and websites. It enhances your company’s credibility and helps propel your business forward.
  

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  03All rooms have windows, individual climate control, and are available 24 hours a day! Choose from comfortable private spaces designed for one person

  In addition to offering a wide selection of private single-person rooms ideal for focused work, we also provide a variety of rooms that can accommodate up to eight people. All rooms are fully private, featuring windows and individual climate control, allowing you to work in a comfortable environment.
  With 24/7 access, you can immerse yourself in your work whenever it suits your schedule—whether early in the morning or late at night.

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  04Equipped with free meeting rooms and plenty of delivery Lockers! Comprehensive shared facilities to support your business

  We offer four meeting rooms, each accommodating up to four people, which can be used for up to two hours per day at no charge. You can easily reserve them online, making them a flexible solution for important business meetings or last-minute video conferences. We also have 19 parcel lockers and a dedicated mailbox, so you can rest assured that your packages and mail will be safely received. With web booths, public working space, and color copiers available, you can start working seamlessly from the very first day you move in.

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  05No Security Deposit, Guarantee Money, or Restoration Fees Reduce Unnecessary Costs with a Clear Pricing Structure

  You can get started with only the incoming contract fee and the first month’s rent and common service fee.
  There are no security deposits or guarantee money—costs that are typically a major financial burden for standard offices in the Otemachi area.
  All utilities, renewal fees, and move-out restoration costs are fully included.
  With no hidden fees and exceptionally low initial costs, you can make the most of your business capital.

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  What kind of town is Otemachi?

  Otemachi, one of Japan’s leading business districts, has evolved through recent redevelopment into a neighborhood where urban convenience harmonizes beautifully with abundant nature and culture. Dotted with lush green spaces and walking paths—such as “Otemachi Forest,” “OTEMACHI ONE GARDEN,” and “Otemachi First Square Sunken Garden”—and featuring public art installations like sculptures throughout the area, the district offers a sense of tranquility and enrichment to both workers and visitors.

  Furthermore, Otemachi is not merely a business hub but also serves as a cultural hub. In addition to multipurpose halls such as the “Yomiuri Otemachi Hall,” “Nikkei Hall,” and “Otemachi Mitsui Hall,” the area is also famous as the starting and finishing point for the “Hakone Ekiden”—a New Year’s tradition—in front of the Yomiuri Shimbun headquarters.

  While taking in the greenery and elegance of the adjacent Imperial Palace, this charming urban space unfolds, seamlessly blending business, nature, and art.

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  The Evolution of Otemachi: Tokyo’s Premier Business District

  The name “Otemachi” derives from the fact that the area was once located directly in front of the “Ote-mon,” the main gate of Edo Castle. During the Edo period, the area was lined with the grand estates of the Sakai Gakudō family—the Tokugawa shogunate’s most senior retainers—and began to carve out a distinguished history as the center of politics and power. Additionally, the “Taira no Masakado Tumulus,” situated in a corner of the skyscraper district, is known as the birthplace of Kanda Myojin—the guardian deity of Edo—and is still revered today as the neighborhood’s guardian deity.

  With the advent of the Meiji era, a government district was established, and by the Shōwa era, the area had developed into the “center of the Japanese economy,” home to a concentration of financial institutions, newspaper publishers, and the headquarters of major corporations. In recent years, through large-scale, phased redevelopment, it has undergone a significant transformation into an international financial and business hub.

  While inheriting the deep history and dignity of its location “at the gates of Edo Castle,” Otemachi continues to lead the way at the forefront of Japanese business and innovation.

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  Industries Common to Otemachi

  Otemachi is one of Japan’s premier business districts, home to a concentration of leading companies that drive the Japanese economy. It is lined with super-tall mixed-use complexes such as “Otemachi Financial City,” “Otemachi Place,” and “Otemachi First Square,” and serves as the headquarters or base of operation for some of Japan’s most prominent companies.

  Long recognized as a financial hub, the area is home to the headquarters of the megabanks (Sumitomo Mitsui, Mitsubishi UFJ, and Mizuho), Japan Post Bank, and Japan Post. Another key feature is the presence of major life insurance companies, as well as energy-related firms in sectors such as petroleum, chemicals, and electricity.

  The area is also home to numerous IT and consulting firms, such as Nomura Research Institute and NTT Data, as well as many professional service firms, including law and judicial scrivener offices. Establishing a presence in Otemachi—where industry leaders from diverse sectors converge—not only enhances a company’s credibility but also creates new business opportunities.

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  Rates for serviced offices in Otemachi

  The Otemachi area is Japan’s central business district, boasting the highest prestige in the country and exceptional transportation access. While it is home to the headquarters of major corporations, demand for serviced offices has also been rising in recent years as the area has become a hub for startups and consulting firms.

  The average monthly rent for serviced offices in the Otemachi area is approximately 88,000 yen.

  ■ Average Monthly Rent by Number of People
  For 1 person: Approximately 84,000 yen
  For 2–3 people: Approximately 160,000 yen
  Large offices for multiple people (8 or more): Approximately 620,000 yen

  The Otemachi area features many facilities located in foreign-affiliated and high-grade buildings. Since there are high-end offices with large private rooms for 8 or more people that cost over 1 million yen per month, average rents tend to be higher for plans designed for larger groups. On the other hand, practical private room plans are also available for individuals and small groups, allowing you to choose based on your specific needs and budget.

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  How can I get to Otemachi?

  Otemachi Station is served by four Tokyo Metro lines (the Marunouchi, Tozai, Chiyoda, and Hanzomon Lines) and the Toei Mita Line, making it one of Japan’s premier transportation hubs with convenient access to a wide range of destinations. It takes only about 12 to 15 minutes to reach major Tokyo terminals such as Shinjuku, Shibuya, and Ikebukuro, offering unparalleled convenience for daily commutes and travel to business meetings.

  Another major attraction is its direct connection to the massive Tokyo Station via an extensive network of underground passageways. It takes about 3.5 minutes from the East Ticket Gate on the Tozai Line and less than 10 minutes from the Chiyoda and Mita Lines, allowing for smooth access to JR lines and the Shinkansen regardless of weather conditions.

  Furthermore, the surrounding area features an abundance of taxi stands, including those in front of “Otemachi First Square” and the “Otemon Tower/ENEOS Building.” In addition to trains and walking, this highly convenient access environment allows you to freely choose your mode of transportation, whether on days with inclement weather or for last-minute outings.