TENSHO OFFICE ShinjukuServiced offices

Office in Nishi-Shinjuku, where skyscrapers line the streets. Secluded office just a 3-minute walk from Nishi-Shinjuku Station

Free facilities and services

• Automatic lock
• Private room
• Meeting room
• Lounge space
• Office furnitures
• Dedicated post box
• Delivery locker
• Shredder
• Water server
• Internet
• Smoking area

Facilities and service
requires a charge

• A color photocopier

  Color: ¥44 per page
  B&W: ¥11 per page

• Mail forwarding

  Please ask a staff for the details.

Route from Shinjuku Station

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  After exiting the West ticket gate of Shinjuku Station, go up the stairs of Exit 1 to the ground level.

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  Please go along the passage on the right side of the Shinjuku West Exit Pedestrian Deck and cross the pedestrian crossing on your left toward HALC.

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  Continue straight to the end of the street.

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  Go up the pedestrian bridge and continue toward [Paloma].

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  When you get to [Paloma], go down the stairs on the left.

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  Go straight down the street for a while.

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  When you see 7-Eleven, turn right at the first narrow alley.

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  Go straight down the alley in front of Yakiniku [Taijuen] and you will arrive at Tensho Office Shinjuku.

Route from Nishi-Shinjuku Station

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  When you arrive at Nishi-Shinjuku Station, take exit [C12].

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  Go up the stairs to the ground level.

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  Turn left and proceed to the prescription pharmacy [Nissei Pharmacy] on your left.

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  Proceed in front of [Nishitetsu Inn Shinjuku] and [St. Mark's Cafe] to ......

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  Turn left at the alley in front of 7-Eleven.

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  Go straight down the alley in front of Yakiniku [Taijuen].

♦Access Introduction(Jump to Staff Blog)
🚉Click here for Access from Shinjuku Station on the JR Line.
🚉Click here for Access from NishiShinjuku Station on the Tokyo Metoro Marunouchi 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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  023 minutes' walk from Nishi-Shinjuku Station on the Marunouchi Line.
  10 minutes' walk from JR Shinjuku Station!
  You can use a "Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo" address! Even for registrations!

  This rental office is in the Shinjuku subcenter, which is the heart of the business district of Tokyo.
  It offers you the opportunity to use a high-status "Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo" address on business cards, corporate registrations, etc.
  A dedicated mail box is provided free of charge. You can also install dedicated phone and fax lines.

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  03All rooms are fully self-contained!
  With windows! And individual air conditioning!

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

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  04You can use the conference rooms, rest rooms, office furniture (desks, chairs) and Internet for free!

  Use of the conference rooms and rest rooms on the 1st floor is 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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  What sort of place is Shinjuku?

  Shinjuku is a giant metropolis known as Japan's premier downtown district and is visited not only by Japanese people but by huge numbers of foreign tourists. The east side of Shinjuku Station is known as a commercial area where consumer electronics stores and department stores engage in vigorous competition.

  In contrast, the west side of Shinjuku Station is an office district of high-rise buildings such as Shinjuku Sumitomo Building (popularly known as the Sumitomo Triangle Building) and Shinjuku Mitsui Building, not to mention Tokyo Government Office. As the district at the forefront of business, it is teeming with activity day in and day out. Many companies, from large businesses to up-and-coming IT venture businesses in all industries and all lines of business, have their headquarters or Tokyo branches in Shinjuku.

  There is also a large number of luxury hotels in the Shinjuku area, including the Park Hyatt Tokyo, Hilton Tokyo, and Keio Plaza Hotel. There are also plenty of large parks that are normally a rarity in the city center, so taking a walk in the huge Shinjuku Central Park or Shinjuku Gyo-en and experiencing nature through the seasons is a great idea when you want to refresh your mind.

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  Where is Shinjuku?

  Of the 23 wards of Tokyo, Shinjuku is surrounded by Chiyoda Ward, Shibuya Ward and Toshima Ward. Shinjuku is located in the south of Shinjuku Ward. The metropolis of Shinjuku is surrounded by Takadanobaba to the north, Nishi-Shinjuku with its rows of high-rise office buildings to the west, and other well-known office districts such as Iidabashi and Yotsuya to the east.

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  Rates for serviced offices in Shinjuku, Shinjuku Ward

  The market rates for serviced offices in Shinjuku Ward, including Shinjuku, range from approximately 80,000 yen to 100,000 yen for the initial cost and from 64,000 yen to 143,000 yen for the monthly fee.

  In the case of Tensho Office Shinjuku, the initial fee was 110,000 yen and the monthly fee ranged from 73,700 yen to 154,000 yen, almost the same as the market rates for initial and monthly fees in Shinjuku Ward.

  The area around Shinjuku Station is expected to develop due to redevelopment, and the convenient transport links make it an ideal office for those wishing to start a business in the Shinjuku area.

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  What is access to Shinjuku like?

  Shinjuku has among the best accessibility in the Tokyo metropolitan area. Shinjuku Station was listed in the Guinness World Records in 2007 as being the "world's business transport hub", with as many as 3.64 million passengers per day. Adjacent to Shinjuku's huge terminal are other stations: Shinjuku-sanchome Station, Shinjuku-nishiguchi Station and Seibu-Shinjuku Station. Combined, they are serviced by 17 lines. They provide top-class rapid access from the Shinjuku district not only to all the main areas within the Tokyo metropolitan area but also to the suburbs, such as the Tama district, Chiba, Saitama and Kanagawa. There is also a bus terminal called Shinjuku Expressway Bus Terminal, which is the start and end point for numerous express buses, so it is a gateway for people visiting from regional areas.