Office space for rent in Japan

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Tokyo — offices for rentTokyo548 kantor

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

Osaka — offices for rentOsaka160 kantor

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

Nagoya — offices for rentNagoya136 kantor

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

Fukuoka — offices for rentFukuoka112 kantor

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

Yokohama — offices for rentYokohama104 kantor

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

Hiroshima — offices for rentHiroshima40 kantor

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

Sendai — offices for rentSendai40 kantor

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

Sapporo — offices for rentSapporo32 kantor

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

Kyoto — offices for rentKyoto24 kantor

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

Kumamoto — offices for rentKumamoto24 kantor

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

Chiba — offices for rentChiba16 kantor

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

Mito — offices for rentMito16 kantor

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

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Kami mencakup 12 kota di Japan. Pasokan terbesar ada di Tokyo (548 listing), disusul Osaka dan Nagoya; tiap kota punya halaman sendiri dengan filter kawasan, luas, dan harga.

Saat ini 1,252 kantor di seluruh negeri. Angkanya berubah seiring pembaruan pemilik gedung; tiap listing menampilkan luas, lantai, dan nilai bulanan.

Kelas gedung, jarak ke pusat dan transportasi, serta ketatnya pasar setempat. Cara tercepat melihat selisihnya adalah membuka dua halaman kota berdampingan.

Tidak. Pencarian, perbandingan, dan kontak gratis untuk penyewa — pemilik gedung yang membayar kami.

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