TENSHO OFFICE Tennozu First Tower(Opened September 16, 2025)Serviced offices

Route from Tennozu Isle Station (Tokyo Monorail)

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  When you arrive at Tokyo Monorail Tennozu Isle Station, exit from the [Central Exit].

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  At the end of the front street, turn left and go straight.

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  After about 20 meters, there is an elevator, escalator, or stairs; go down to the 2nd floor by one of them.

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  Proceed through the 2nd floor door to the skywalk on the right.

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  Go straight down the skywalk.

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  The automatic door in front of the end of the building is the 2nd floor entrance.

Route from Tennozu Isle Station (Rinkai Line)

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  When you arrive at Tennozu Isle Station on the Rinkai Line, go to the ground through [Exit B].

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  Go up the escalator on the left as soon as you exit the ground level and go up to the Skywalk.

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  Turn left at the cross street and go straight through the automatic door in front of you. Follow the road.

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  Turn left at [Hamazushi] on the right.

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  Turn right at [Yatai DELi].

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  Go straight and turn right at the corner of [Raffine].

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  Go straight and turn left at the end of the street.

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  The automatic door in front of the end of the building is the 2nd floor entrance.

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🚉Click here for access from Tennozu Isle Station on the Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit Rinkai Line.

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  01Serviced office on the 7th floor! Business tower near the station at a reasonable price!

  Tensho Office is located on the 7th floor of Tennozu First Tower, a 30 second walk from Tennozu Isle Station, and offers a wide variety of office space from private booths for one person to spacious offices for up to 20 people at reasonable rates.

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  0230 second walk from Tennozu Isle Station! Reliable “Shinagawa-ku” address and company registration OK!

  A 30-second walk from Tennozu Isle Station. The Tokyo Monorail and Rinkai Line are both available, providing easy access to Shinagawa, Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Haneda Airport. You can use the address “Higashi-shinagawa, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo” for your business cards and company registration. A dedicated mailbox, telephone and fax machine are also available.

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  03Various private offices! Security measures for peace of mind

  Comfortable private offices with office furniture are available from 1 person (private booth) to 20 persons. The office floor is auto-locked and the private rooms are also lockable for maximum security. You can concentrate on your business in a comfortable and secure office space.

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  04Free meeting rooms and internet! Paid lounge with a great view!

  Two meeting rooms can be used for up to 120 minutes free of charge. Equipped with free Wi-Fi and whiteboards, and with beautiful views of the Tennozu Canal from the windows, you can concentrate on business in an open space. Internet access is also free of charge and a color copy machine is available.
  There is also a pay lounge on the 3rd floor with a great view of the Tennozu Canal.

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  05Amazingly low cost! Open a business with low initial and monthly costs!

  All you need is the contract fee and the first month's rent. There are no utilities, renewal fees, or restoration fees when you move out. From startup to business expansion, you can concentrate on your business without worrying about costs.

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  What kind of town is Tennozu Isle?

  A short distance from Shinagawa's business district is Tennozu Isle, a modern urban space surrounded by canals. In recent years, the area has been undergoing redevelopment as a hub of art and design, and is attracting attention as an attractive area that combines waterfront scenery and sophisticated culture.

  The area around the station is lined with office buildings and dotted with galleries and event spaces. The art-related facilities of the Terada Warehouse in particular symbolize the area and attract visitors.

  There are also unique cafes and restaurants, where you can enjoy lunch on a terrace overlooking the canal or relax in a waterfront park. The boardwalk along the canal is open to the public, and visitors can also take a Tokyo Bay cruise on a water bus.

  Tennozu Isle, where business, art, and waterfront scenery intersect, is expected to continue to develop as an attractive area that will continue to evolve in its own unique way.

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  History of Tennozu Isle

  Tennozu Isle was once the sea area of Tokyo Bay. Beginning with the construction of Daiba in the late Edo period (1603-1867), land was formed by large-scale land reclamation in the Showa period (1926-1989), and the area developed as a vast warehouse district.

  In the 1980s, however, redevelopment began in earnest as urban functions became more sophisticated. Under the concept of “an island of art, a town with heart,” the goal was to create a town that was more than just an office district, but also a cultural, artistic, and residential district.

  As a result, the old warehouses were transformed into office buildings, commercial facilities, and galleries, and began to come to life as the waterfront art city that it is today. With the opening of the Tokyo Monorail and Rinkai Line, access to the area has also become much more convenient.

  Tennozu Isle has successfully transformed itself into a future-oriented urban space while retaining the history of the reclaimed land and the warehouse district.

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  Industries Common to Tennozu Isle

  Tennozu Isle, which has evolved through redevelopment, is a vibrant area that attracts a wide variety of companies. Inheriting the history of the former warehouse district, the area is dominated by logistics, warehousing, and real estate-related companies such as Terada Warehouse Co.

  In recent years, the area has attracted a concentration of IT solution and start-up companies, and is attracting attention as a center for technological development and business creation. There are also many transportation and aviation-related companies, including the headquarters of Japan Airlines (JAL), as well as trading companies that handle specific materials such as metals and fisheries, and manufacturing companies that have established R&D and sales bases.

  The concept of the area as an “art district” attracts many creative companies such as design firms and gallery management companies.

  Tennozu Isle is an ever-evolving and vibrant business center where a wide range of companies from IT, specialized fields, and creative industries coexist in addition to basic industries.

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  How can I get to Tennozu Isle?

  Tennozu Isle Station offers very convenient access as a base for business and sightseeing.

  The Tokyo Monorail Haneda Airport Line provides speedy access from Haneda Airport without any transfers. This is very convenient for business trips and travel.

  The Rinkai Line directly connects to Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Ikebukuro, and its direct service with the JR Saikyo Line allows for smooth travel to a wide area of Tokyo.

  Furthermore, if you take the metropolitan bus from the bus stop near Tennozu First Tower, you can reach the Konan Exit of Shinagawa Station in about 9 minutes. There is also a cab stand near the bus stop for those who need to make a quick trip or have a lot of luggage.

  Tennozu Isle, where trains, buses, and cabs intersect, is a highly convenient area with direct access not only to the city center but also to the gateway to the sky.

  Click here for access from Tokyo Monorail Tennozu Isle Station
  Click here for access from Tennozu Isle Station on the Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit Rinkai Line.