Search for offices and business locations in Japan

When choosing an office, consider business plans, recruitment, visitors, and registration conditions.

This page not only provides general information, but also organizes the order and points to check when actually preparing. For people coming to Japan from overseas, it is important to proceed with plenty of time, as each procedure can take time due to differences in language and systems.

Decide on the number of people and work style

Check the number of people on staff, conference rooms, and percentage of people working from home.

Conditions vary depending on the person and company. The most efficient way to proceed is to organize your purpose, timing, budget, and necessary language support, and then check only the parts you don't understand with a specialist.

Location considers both customers and recruitment

Station distance and brand image also affect recruitment.

It is important to confirm your assumptions through conversations with potential customers and related parties, rather than making decisions based solely on the information in the materials. We also check the Japanese side's decision-making methods and expected response speed, and make adjustments to suit the actual business negotiations.

Check terms and conditions

Check the deposit, period, cancellation, usage, etc.

If you compare only based on price, you may find out later that there are additional costs and differences in terms and conditions. It's a good idea to separate what is one-time costs and what is monthly/yearly costs and have them confirmed in writing.

There is also a way to prioritize flexibility in the early stages.

There are also options to reduce fixed costs through serviced offices.

Conditions vary depending on the person and company. The most efficient way to proceed is to organize your purpose, timing, budget, and necessary language support, and then check only the parts you don't understand with a specialist.

Think about future expansion

Assuming the conditions for an increase in the number of people or for relocation.

Conditions vary depending on the person and company. The most efficient way to proceed is to organize your purpose, timing, budget, and necessary language support, and then check only the parts you don't understand with a specialist.

Create a comparison list before deciding on a property

As the number of candidate properties increases, it becomes difficult to compare based on impressions alone. If you compare prices, area, distance from stations, year of construction, management fees, surrounding facilities, contract terms, etc., you will see the difference. Rank the items you value based on your goals, such as ease of living for your home, income and expenditures and manageability for investments, etc.

Also check operation after contract

We continue to provide support even after the contract is signed, including renewal and move-out for rentals, and management, repairs, and taxation for purchases. If you live overseas, it is best to decide who will be contacted locally. Please check the official explanation from your real estate agent or qualified professional for important information.

What I would like you to tell me when consulting with JCBO

If you would like to consult individually about ``Searching for an office/business location in Japan,'' please let us know your current situation, desired timing, location, budget, and what you have already decided and what you have not yet decided. JCBO organizes the consultation contents and guides you through what can be resolved with general information and what needs to be dealt with by corporate services or qualified experts.