Office space for rent in Japan

Biura do wynajęcia w Japonii

Biura do wynajęcia według miast w Japonii

Tokyo — offices for rentTokyo548 biur

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

Osaka — offices for rentOsaka160 biur

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

Nagoya — offices for rentNagoya136 biur

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

Fukuoka — offices for rentFukuoka112 biur

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

Yokohama — offices for rentYokohama104 biur

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

Hiroshima — offices for rentHiroshima40 biur

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

Sendai — offices for rentSendai40 biur

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

Sapporo — offices for rentSapporo32 biur

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

Kyoto — offices for rentKyoto24 biur

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

Kumamoto — offices for rentKumamoto24 biur

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

Chiba — offices for rentChiba16 biur

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

Mito — offices for rentMito16 biur

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

Poradniki i artykuły

Tokyo office market in 2026: rents, vacancy and where demand is headingTokyo 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 companiesHow 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 restorationJapanese 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 FukuokaWhat 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 officesTsubo, 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?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 beyondWhere 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, comparedThe 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 officeSetting 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 rentVirtual 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 corridorRenting 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 cityFukuoka for startups: offices in Japan's fastest-changing cityStartup visas, the Tenjin Big Bang and rents a third of Tokyo — Fukuoka makes its pitch.

Często zadawane pytania

Obsługujemy 12 miast w kraju Japan. Najszersza oferta jest w mieście Tokyo (548 ofert), dalej Osaka i Nagoya; każde miasto ma własną stronę z filtrami dzielnicy, powierzchni i ceny.

Obecnie 1 252 biur w całym kraju. Liczba zmienia się wraz z aktualizacjami właścicieli; każda oferta podaje powierzchnię, piętro i kwotę miesięczną.

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Nie. Wyszukiwanie, porównanie i kontakt są dla najemcy bezpłatne — płaci nam właściciel.

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