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Coworking Spaces: Tokyo, Part 2

In part two of our deep dive into Tokyo’s coworking scene we review three more coworking spaces—positive and negative—to help you find the perfect place for you.

3 inspiring startups pioneering the future of living

As Japan rethinks work and lifestyle after the pandemic, a new generation of startups is transforming how people live. ADDress, Sanu, and HafH are leading this change through flexible, subscription-based living models that make it easier to explore life beyond big cities. From shared houses and nature-rich cabins to global “home away from home” networks, these companies offer new freedom for remote workers, digital nomads, and anyone seeking balance between work and life. Together, they represent Japan’s growing shift toward sustainable, flexible, and experience-driven living for the post-COVID era.

Coworking Spaces: Tokyo, Part 1

Tokyo’s coworking scene is rapidly evolving, reflecting global entrepreneurship and flexible work trends. Spaces like Impact Hub Tokyo, Fabbit Kyobashi, Blink Smart Workspace, and pao pao Gotanda each offer unique atmospheres—from international networking hubs to quiet professional environments and cozy community spaces. Facilities range from 24-hour private offices to cafes, event areas, and even pet-friendly options. While Impact Hub and Blink attract global entrepreneurs, Fabbit and pao pao cater more to Japanese professionals. Together, they showcase how Tokyo is redefining collaboration, creativity, and comfort for the new generation of mobile, cross-border workers.

Digital Nomad Program

Fukuoka City sets sights on attracting digital nomads

CoL part 2: expenses

Is the cost of living in Tokyo really that high? As a matter of fact, there are ways to live in Tokyo on a budget with a little ingenuity.

Colive Fukuoka 2024

Discover the Future of Work and Community