Bureaux à louer au Japon
Bureaux à louer par ville au Japon
Tokyo548 bureauxJapan's capital and the world's largest metropolitan economy — office towers from Marunouchi and Ōtemachi to the tech clusters of Shibuya and Roppongi. Bureaux à Tokyo →
Osaka160 bureauxThe business capital of Kansai and Japan’s second economy — offices around Umeda, Honmachi and the Midōsuji corridor. Bureaux à Osaka →
Nagoya136 bureauxThe heart of Japan’s manufacturing belt and home of the automotive industry — offices cluster around Meieki and Sakae. Bureaux à Nagoya →
Fukuoka112 bureauxKyushu’s gateway and Japan’s startup city — the Tenjin Big Bang redevelopment is adding a new generation of office space. Bureaux à Fukuoka →
Yokohama104 bureauxJapan’s second-largest city and historic port next door to Tokyo — modern offices in Minato Mirai 21 and around Yokohama Station. Bureaux à Yokohama →
Hiroshima40 bureauxThe economic centre of the Chūgoku region, with offices around Kamiya-chō and Hatchōbori. Bureaux à Hiroshima →
Sendai40 bureauxThe largest city of Tōhoku and its administrative hub — offices concentrate around Sendai Station and Aoba-dōri. Bureaux à Sendai →
Sapporo32 bureauxHokkaidō’s capital and a growing IT and back-office location — offices around Sapporo Station and Ōdōri. Bureaux à Sapporo →
Kyoto24 bureauxThe ancient capital with a modern tech side — home of global electronics and gaming companies, offices around Karasuma and Kyoto Station. Bureaux à Kyoto →
Kumamoto24 bureauxA fast-rising Kyushu city, boosted by the semiconductor cluster growing around it. Bureaux à Kumamoto →
Chiba16 bureauxEast of Tokyo, with the Makuhari New City business district and convention centre. Bureaux à Chiba →
Mito16 bureauxThe capital of Ibaraki Prefecture, north-east of the Tokyo metropolitan area. Bureaux à Mito →
Guides et articles
Tokyo office market in 2026: rents, vacancy and where demand is headingGrade-A rents are climbing again while new towers reshape Marunouchi, Toranomon and Shibuya.
How to rent an office in Japan: a step-by-step guide for foreign companiesGuarantors, security deposits and paperwork — the Japanese leasing process demystified.
Japanese office leases explained: futsū vs teiki, deposits and restorationThe two contract types, the 6–12 month deposit and the genjō kaifuku restoration rule.
What office space really costs in Japan: Tokyo vs Osaka vs FukuokaRents per tsubo, deposits and the hidden extras — a realistic budget by city.
Tsubo, square metres and 'gross' vs 'net': how Japan measures officesOne tsubo is 3.3 m² — but which square metres are you actually paying for?
Coworking, serviced office or conventional lease in Japan: which fits?Deposits of 12 months vs move-in tomorrow — the real trade-offs in the Japanese market.
Where to base your office in Tokyo: Marunouchi, Shibuya, Shinjuku and beyondEach Tokyo district has its own industry DNA — match yours before you sign.
The best Japanese cities to rent an office in, comparedTokyo for reach, Osaka for value, Fukuoka for startups, Sapporo for cost — a city-by-city view.
Setting up a company in Japan: the registered address and your first officeKK or GK, the tōki address, and why your office choice affects your bank account.
Virtual offices in Japan: a prestige address without the rentFrom ¥5,000 a month for a Ginza address — what virtual offices can and cannot do.
Renting an office in Osaka: Umeda, Honmachi and the Midōsuji corridorKansai's business capital offers Tokyo-grade towers at half the rent.
Fukuoka for startups: offices in Japan's fastest-changing cityStartup visas, the Tenjin Big Bang and rents a third of Tokyo — Fukuoka makes its pitch.Questions fréquentes
Nous couvrons 12 villes en Japan. L’offre la plus large est à Tokyo (548 annonces), devant Osaka et Nagoya ; chaque ville a sa page avec filtres par quartier, surface et loyer.
Actuellement 1 252 bureaux dans le pays. Le chiffre évolue avec les mises à jour des propriétaires ; chaque annonce indique surface, étage et montant mensuel.
Classe de l’immeuble, distance au centre et aux transports, et tension du marché local. Ouvrir deux pages de villes côte à côte reste le moyen le plus rapide de mesurer l’écart.
Non. La recherche, la comparaison et la mise en relation sont gratuites — c’est le propriétaire qui nous rémunère.
Envoyez une demande depuis une annonce ou une page de ville : vous recevez les disponibilités et conditions de l’immeuble ainsi que des options comparables dans la même ville, en général le jour ouvré même.