Office space for rent in Japan

Büroflächen mieten in Japan

Büroflächen mieten nach Stadt in Japan

Tokyo — offices for rentTokyo548 Büros

Japan's capital and the world's largest metropolitan economy — office towers from Marunouchi and Ōtemachi to the tech clusters of Shibuya and Roppongi. Büros in Tokyo →

Osaka — offices for rentOsaka160 Büros

The business capital of Kansai and Japan’s second economy — offices around Umeda, Honmachi and the Midōsuji corridor. Büros in Osaka →

Nagoya — offices for rentNagoya136 Büros

The heart of Japan’s manufacturing belt and home of the automotive industry — offices cluster around Meieki and Sakae. Büros in Nagoya →

Fukuoka — offices for rentFukuoka112 Büros

Kyushu’s gateway and Japan’s startup city — the Tenjin Big Bang redevelopment is adding a new generation of office space. Büros in Fukuoka →

Yokohama — offices for rentYokohama104 Büros

Japan’s second-largest city and historic port next door to Tokyo — modern offices in Minato Mirai 21 and around Yokohama Station. Büros in Yokohama →

Hiroshima — offices for rentHiroshima40 Büros

The economic centre of the Chūgoku region, with offices around Kamiya-chō and Hatchōbori. Büros in Hiroshima →

Sendai — offices for rentSendai40 Büros

The largest city of Tōhoku and its administrative hub — offices concentrate around Sendai Station and Aoba-dōri. Büros in Sendai →

Sapporo — offices for rentSapporo32 Büros

Hokkaidō’s capital and a growing IT and back-office location — offices around Sapporo Station and Ōdōri. Büros in Sapporo →

Kyoto — offices for rentKyoto24 Büros

The ancient capital with a modern tech side — home of global electronics and gaming companies, offices around Karasuma and Kyoto Station. Büros in Kyoto →

Kumamoto — offices for rentKumamoto24 Büros

A fast-rising Kyushu city, boosted by the semiconductor cluster growing around it. Büros in Kumamoto →

Chiba — offices for rentChiba16 Büros

East of Tokyo, with the Makuhari New City business district and convention centre. Büros in Chiba →

Mito — offices for rentMito16 Büros

The capital of Ibaraki Prefecture, north-east of the Tokyo metropolitan area. Büros in Mito →

Ratgeber & Artikel

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Häufig gestellte Fragen

Wir decken 12 Städte in Japan ab. Das größte Angebot hat Tokyo mit 548 Objekten, dahinter Osaka und Nagoya; jede Stadt hat eine eigene Seite mit Filtern nach Bezirk, Fläche und Preis.

Aktuell 1.252 Büros in Japan. Die Zahl ändert sich mit den Meldungen der Eigentümer; jedes Angebot nennt Fläche, Etage und die Monatssumme.

Gebäudeklasse, Entfernung zu Zentrum und Verkehr sowie die Marktlage vor Ort. Am schnellsten sieht man den Unterschied, wenn man zwei Stadtseiten nebeneinander öffnet.

Nein. Suche, Vergleich und Kontaktaufnahme sind für Mieter kostenlos — bezahlt werden wir vom Eigentümer.

Senden Sie eine Anfrage aus einem Angebot oder von einer Stadtseite: Sie erhalten freie Flächen und Konditionen sowie vergleichbare Objekte in derselben Stadt, meist am selben Arbeitstag.