Digital Nomads
Community Hub

A Community for
Digital Nomads & Entrepreneurs
A workspace for modern-day nomads.
S-Tokyo Nihonbashi Kodemmacho is a place where you can not only work, but also encounter and experience unique local Japanese culture, and work towards realizing "crossing boundaries" and "co-creation."
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Spice things up!
A place where something interesting can blossom.
Nowadays, I live my days freely as a nomad worker.
This is a community where like-minded individuals, who are struggling while yearning for connection deep within their hearts, can find comfortable ways to connect with one another.
This place will serve as a catalyst for players from all over to "interact," and these encounters will "stimulate" each other, giving rise to yet-to-be-seen "co-creation."
Located in the heart of metropolitan Tokyo, yet seamlessly integrated into the everyday life of Nihonbashi, "S-TOKYO"
Here, you'll find a landscape that transcends all boundaries, filled with encounters with new and exciting experiences, a landscape that goes beyond the ordinary.
For nomadic workers seeking something fresh and exciting, and the freedom to continue enjoying life.
Why not explore the unknown landscapes that lie ahead?
S-TOKYO houses companies from a variety of fields, including manufacturing, architectural design, hotels, and creative industries.
Would you like to see a group of people who are working together to explore new horizons, transcending the boundaries of companies and regions?

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2F
Lounge / Event Space
A place for community members to connect. Relax during breaks, share ideas that pop into your head, and more.
It can also be used as a small art gallery; the possibilities are endless. If you come up with an interesting idea, feel free to consult with our community curator.

Sky Garden
Sky Garden
Sky Garden
The rooftop of S-TOKYO. A place to refresh yourself during work breaks. The artificial turf floor allows you to bring a sense of nature into the hustle and bustle of city life.
New interactions and discoveries may arise from the plants grown by community members, or from the fitness and yoga classes held on the rooftop.
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5th Floor - 6th Floor
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Coworking office / Meeting room rental
We are currently at full capacity.
The rooftop of S-TOKYO. A place to refresh yourself during work breaks. The artificial turf floor brings a sense of tranquility to the hectic daily life of the city. New interactions and discoveries may be born from the plants grown by community members and the fitness and yoga classes held on the rooftop.
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Sky Garden
*We are currently at full capacity.
5-6F
Office space available for rent by floor
A floor where you can concentrate on your work. The 3rd floor is a free-address co-working floor. Working in your favorite spot is sure to make you more productive than usual. The 4th floor is a shared meeting room floor. Please use it for highly confidential meetings, private consultations, or exciting secret meetings. Members can use it 24 hours a day.
We offer a multi-use plan (Nomad Plan) for digital nomads and those who frequently travel between regional areas and Tokyo, as well as a monthly subscription plan for those based at S-TOKYO.
Staff hours: 9:00-17:00 (Monday-Saturday)
First-time users must register during staff hours.
Please register at Pertica Coffee on the 1st floor. (No prior reservation required)
3-4F
Coworking office / Meeting room rental
The possibilities for conversation that begin with a cup of coffee are immeasurable. This cafe serves as a gateway for interaction with local people, while also being a haven for community members. Pertica means "perch" in Latin.
We regularly host bar events themed around the local community, as well as daily bar events featuring different bartenders each day.
Opening hours: Monday-Saturday 9:00-17:00
Closed on Sundays and public holidays
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Pertica Coffee Nihonbashi
A new beginning starts in the old downtown area: Nihonbashi Kodemmacho
Nihonbashi Kodemmacho is an area that retains a strong sense of the old Edo downtown atmosphere.
There are many small parks, shrines and temples, and independent shops scattered throughout the area, giving it a unique local feel.
I would say it's a city with a comfortable atmosphere.
The name Kodemmacho originates from the fact that this area was a post town for horses during the Edo period.
Since the Meiji era, the role of a post town has diminished due to the development of transportation networks.
Although its numbers have decreased, it was a bustling wholesale district during the Showa era.
Currently, due to its excellent location close to Tokyo Station,
As a region where historical elements and modern businesses and commercial facilities are in harmony,
It serves as a hub for tourism and business.



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S-TOKYO Nihonbashi Kodemmacho
JR東京駅八重洲口から 日本橋・三越経由|20分
Walk
Take the "Edo Bus North Loop" or "East 42-1" from the Yaesu North Exit of Tokyo Station.
Get off at Kodemmacho Station, then it's about a 2-minute walk (10-15 minutes).
Bus
1 minute walk from Kodemmacho Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line
If you are taking the JR Sobu Line from Tokyo Station, get off at JR Bakurocho Station | 15 minutes
Train
From Haneda Airport, take the Airport Line (via the Asakusa Line) to Ningyocho Station and transfer to the Hibiya Line | 45 minutes
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