I think that it is a community where innovation is born, and it is a place where people who want to create services will gather. When I visited, it was also used for blockchain seminars.
Their staff is very accommodating and place is pretty nice :) They don't accept card payments though so be sure to bring cash. Love the place! Will definitely pop on over again next time I'm in Tokyo! :)
It's a co-working space where anyone can book a place to work in. In Nogizaka, there were a few companies when I visited. The staff are super friendly.
You can have free tea and coffee all day long and there is a "honesty market" which is similar concept to a hotel's mini-bar. You pick up anything you want to have and pay for it using either Pasmo/Suica (electronic card which is used for shopping and transportation in Japan) or using PayPay application. There are no cashiers involved.
Recommended for those looking for fine coffee style cooking in Minato Ward. There is a kitchen because it is a coworking space managed by Morinaga. Space is very spacious and fancy interior and fine aroma. There is also a margin of margin between people. It is atmosphere rather than co-working, a fashionable cafe. There is a lot of Morinaga candy in the free drink corner, and you can eat it for free. Coffee maker has DeLonghi and it is authentic. The sofa is so fluffy that it has become a space for healing stuffing ingredients. Because of that, the place is a bit far from the station, when I measured it, I was a 12-minute walk from a man in my forties. So it is said to be a recommended place for Nomad workers seeking a relaxing and relaxing atmosphere without going down. Also, as Morinaga seems to have kitchen space, gourmet events can be held as well. The disposal of raw garbage is also included in the fee, so it is high in points why you can take care of garbage disposal after the event. It may be a unique spot in this area, which is also close to Shinagawa - Tamachi where you can have a new station.
It's wide and open. It may be crowded on weekdays, but it is open on Saturdays and Sundays. As a member who pays a monthly fee, it can be used on Saturdays and Sundays, but guests can use it on weekdays. It's a very reasonable plan. Please note that on Saturdays and Sundays, if you forget your security card indoors, you will not be able to insert it. In front of the 4th south exit of Aoyama 1-chome station. Convenient because Tully's, Family Mart and Akasaka Post Office are also nearby. The staff is also kind.
I think it's a brand as a coworking space, but it's normal, good or bad. So, it may be good for people who can understand the high reason for themselves, but it may not be suitable for people who just want to use it as a place.
I am using it as a virtual (registered) member. It is convenient because it will receive the mail and deliver it if you request it.
I'm very grateful because I didn't want to register at my address. Above all, if the address of the business card is written as Minami Aoyama, it seems to be proper, so I like it!
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