TENSHO OFFICE Yodoyabashi West(Opened June 1, 2026)Serviced offices

Route from Yodoyabashi Station (Osaka Metro Midosuji Line)

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  Exit from Yodoyabashi Station [Exit 12].

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  Once you reach the ground level, turn left.

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  Keep [SUPER MARKET KOHYO] on your left and go straight ahead.

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  Continue straight through the intersection.

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  The building housing [Family Mart] on the first floor is Tensho Office Yodoyabashi West.

Route from Higobashi Station

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  Exit from Higobashi Station [Exit 7].

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  As soon as you exit to the street, cross the crosswalk on your immediate left and continue straight ahead.

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  Cross the crosswalk and continue straight under the overpass.

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  Cross the crosswalk in front of [Seven-Eleven] and continue straight ahead.

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  Keep [Robata Maruju] on your left and continue straight ahead.

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  Go straight through the intersection.

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  You'll see [Doutor Coffee shop] on your left.

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  The building housing [Family Mart] on the first floor is Tensho Office Yodoyabashi West.

♦Access Introduction(Jump to Staff Blog)
🚉Click here for access from Osaka Metro Midosuji Line Yodoyabashi Station.
🚉Click here for access from Osaka Metro Yotsubashi Line Higobashi Station.

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  01Just a 2-minute walk from Yodoyabashi Station on the Midosuji Line!
  With a convenience store on the first floor and a café right next door, it offers unbeatable convenience

  Located just a 2-minute walk from Yodoyabashi Station on the Midosuji Line, Osaka’s main thoroughfare, and a 5-minute walk from Higobashi Station on the Yotsubashi Line, this location offers exceptional accessibility to major business districts.
  The surrounding area is one of Osaka’s premier business districts, home to the headquarters of major corporations and financial institutions. While it is a quiet, sophisticated neighborhood, the ground floor of the office building features a convenience store, and a café is right next door, providing a comfortable environment that supports your daily work. With banks, post offices, and commercial facilities all within walking distance, this prime location offers unparalleled convenience, making it an ideal business environment.

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  02Make “Koraibashi, Chuo Ward, Osaka” your company's base!
  A historic, prime location that symbolizes trust and prestige

  You can use the prestigious address in Koraibashi, Chuo Ward, Osaka one of Osaka’s most prestigious business districts for your company’s corporate registration and business cards.
  The surrounding area is home to some of Japan’s leading corporations, professional service firms, and commercial facilities. Establishing a base here will solidify the trust of your business partners and significantly enhance your company’s brand value.
  A dedicated mailbox is provided free of charge. The “Koraibashi” address, known for its tranquility and elegance within the Yodoyabashi area, will provide strong support for your business’s continued growth.

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  03Create your ideal workspace!
  We offer a wide selection of fully private rooms, all featuring windows and individual climate control

  We offer a wide variety of options, ranging from private booths for one person to fully enclosed private rooms that can accommodate up to 12 people.
  Our standout feature is that all fully enclosed private rooms come with windows and individual climate control. Even in our small private rooms for one or two people a rarity at other locations you can work in an open, airy environment at your preferred temperature without worrying about your surroundings.
  Tables and chairs for the number of people in your group are provided in advance, and we can flexibly accommodate changes in group size at no additional cost. In addition to comprehensive security provided by automatic locks, you can focus on your business in a “high-quality private space” that makes no compromises on specifications.

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  04Free use of meeting rooms for 2 hours every day!
  Practical and well equipped shared facilities to support your business

  Each floor (2nd to 4th) is equipped with one private meeting room (completely enclosed) that seats four people, available for free use for up to two hours per day. Since everything is located on your own floor, there’s minimal need to move around; you can easily book a room via our website and use it for business meetings or web conferences.
  The office is equipped with color copiers and shredders (3rd floor) as well as water dispensers (2nd and 4th floors). Smoking areas are also located near the emergency staircases on each floor.
  We provide all the facilities essential for daily operations to support your business smoothly.

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  05Prime location convenience at an amazingly low cost
  Smartly minimize both initial and ongoing costs

  The only costs required upon moving in are the “contract fee” and the “first month's rent and common area fees.” There are absolutely no security deposits, guarantee deposits, or brokerage fees typically required for standard office rentals.
  Furthermore, since there are no utility bills, renewal fees, or restoration costs upon moving out, you won’t have to worry about any future additional expenses.
  Located in the prime Yodoyabashi area, we have created an environment that thoroughly eliminates unnecessary costs, allowing you to focus your valuable resources on growing your business.

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Office (Small room)

Office (Medium room)

Office (Large room)

Meeting room

Color copier (color printer) / Shredder / Water dispenser

Dedicated mailbox / Kitchenette / Smoking area

Security

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  What kind of town is Yodoyabashi?

  Centered around Osaka’s main thoroughfare, Midosuji, the Yodoyabashi Area beautifully blends the city’s commercial heritage with modern business functions.

  The ginkgo tree-lined avenue along Midosuji, a symbol of the city, delights passersby with its ever-changing seasonal beauty and offers a sense of tranquility amid the daily grind. Along the street, relaxation spots such as “Ichō Terrace Yodoyabashi” and “Ichō Terrace Kōraibashi” (which opened in May 2024) are dotted throughout the area, becoming beloved local resting spots where people can refresh themselves during business breaks.

  Furthermore, just a step off the main street, you’ll find retro buildings steeped in history, renovated cafes, and renowned restaurants perfect for entertaining clients. This “serene atmosphere” thriving amidst the bustle of the city center naturally harmonizes a functional business environment with high-quality relaxation spaces.

  Where traditional elegance and modern sensibilities coexist, this neighborhood is a distinguished business hub ideal for professionals seeking to build solid trust within a calm environment.

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  The Origins of “Koraibashi,” Which Helped Drive the Development of the Yodoyabashi Area

  When discussing the history of the Yodoyabashi area, one cannot overlook the presence of Kōrai Bridge, which spans the Higashiyokobori River flowing along the eastern edge of the district.

  The history of Kōrai Bridge is said to have begun when it was constructed over the outer moat during the construction of Osaka Castle by Toyotomi Hideyoshi. During the Edo period, Kōrai Bridge boasted a particularly high status even among the “Kōgi-bashi” bridges directly managed by the shogunate. Not only was it a key transportation hub as the terminus of the 57 Stations of the Tōkaidō, but the surrounding area was lined with shops such as Mitsui Gofukuten (the predecessor of Mitsukoshi), making it a vibrant center of commerce and logistics in the commercial city of Osaka.

  During the Meiji era, the “Mileage Zero Marker,” which served as the starting point for calculating road distances in Western Japan, was installed, and the bridge was rebuilt as Osaka’s first iron bridge. Known as the “Kurogane Bridge” for its modern appearance, it has a history of being cherished as a symbol of Japan’s modernization.

  Even the current reinforced concrete arch bridge, rebuilt in 1929, retains features such as the “giboshi” (ornamental finials) on the railings and piers modeled after “yagurayashiki” (tower-style residences), conveying the commercial history of the Yodoyabashi area to this day.

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  Industries Common to Yodoyabashi

  The Yodoyabashi area is one of Osaka’s most prestigious office districts, home to the headquarters of Japan’s leading corporations and professional service firms.

  In particular, the area west of Midosuji—located just across the Yodoyabashi Bridge from the courthouse and the Bar Association building—is home to a large concentration of law firms and professional service offices that prioritize convenient access. Furthermore, centered around “Sumitomo Village,” where the Sumitomo Group’s major operations are concentrated, the area is lined with the headquarters of major banks and chemical manufacturers, and it also borders the historic “Pharmaceutical District” of Doshomachi. A robust business network has been established here, featuring a concentration of major domestic pharmaceutical companies and specialized trading firms, which is a key characteristic of this area.

  In recent years, there has been a noticeable influx of consulting firms and IT companies collaborating with these major corporations and professional service firms. By combining a traditional commercial foundation with highly specialized professional services and emerging industries, the Yodoyabashi area has established a unique economic hub where diverse business opportunities converge.

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  Rates for serviced offices in Yodoyabashi

  The Yodoyabashi area is one of Osaka’s premier business hubs, centered around Midosuji Avenue, where the headquarters of Japan’s leading financial institutions and major corporations are concentrated.

  While the east side of Midosuji Avenue—lined with numerous securities firms, banks, and real estate companies—has long been the heart of Osaka’s commercial vitality, the area just west of Midosuji presents a more subdued business district where historic modern architecture and contemporary office buildings coexist in quiet harmony. Adjacent to the government office district in Nakanoshima, the Bank of Japan, and the Higo-bashi area to the west, the Yodoyabashi area offers excellent functionality with seamless access to major business hubs, making it highly attractive.

  Excluding large-scale, high-cost plans, the average monthly rent for all serviced offices in the Yodoyabashi area is approximately 121,288 yen.
  The average monthly rent by number of occupants is as follows:

  ■ Average Monthly Fees by Number of Users
  1 person: approx. ¥62,480
  2 people: approx. ¥70,760
  3 people: approx. ¥118,800
  4 people: approx. ¥180,075
  5 people: approx. ¥300,100
  6 people: approx. ¥309,100

  In the Yodoyabashi area, you can choose from a range of optimal plans tailored to the scale of your business, offering a base that seamlessly combines the refined tranquility of the neighborhood with an environment suited to modern professional activities.

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  How can I get to Yodoyabashi?

  The Yodoyabashi area is a premier business hub boasting some of the city’s best accessibility, centered around the Midosuji Subway Line, which runs along Osaka’s main thoroughfare.

  Using the Midosuji Line—Osaka’s main artery—you can reach Umeda in 3 minutes, Shin-Osaka in 9 minutes, and Namba in 6 minutes, with direct, transfer-free access to major transportation hubs. This makes it extremely convenient for business trips involving the Shinkansen, hosting visitors from other prefectures, and getting around the city.

  Additionally, the area west of Midosuji is close to Higo-bashi Station on the Yotsubashi Subway Line, making access to Nishi-Umeda and Honmachi even more convenient. Since you can choose between these two major lines depending on your destination, this provides high mobility for daily business trips and meetings.

  Furthermore, the nearby “Dosho-machi” bus stop offers frequent service on routes connecting Osaka Station and Namba. With a constant flow of taxis along Midosuji, the area provides a highly convenient environment for last-minute outings, using ride-hailing apps, and getting around on days with inclement weather.

  Click here for access from Yodoyabashi Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line.
  Click here for access from Higobashi Station on the Osaka Metro Yotsubashi Line.