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The people & the place · Nihonbashi

S-TOKYO

NIHONBASHI, TOKYO A workspace with people at its heart.

Arrive solo. Find your people.

A desk for your work. A coffee between calls. A meetup that starts a new conversation. S-TOKYO brings remote work and an international community together in Nihonbashi. This is where we meet, too.

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Meet digital nomads, remote workers, and Tokyo locals at S-TOKYO in Nihonbashi. Come solo, swap stories, and make your next connection. Find the next date and RSVP on Meetup.

S-TOKYO · Nihonbashi, Tokyo

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Digital Nomad Meetup @ S-TOKYO

Thursdays, 19:00–21:00 S-TOKYO, Nihonbashi · ¥1,000 incl. a drink, free for members

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Nomad essentials

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Find a workspace Coworking spaces, prices & access Find a place to stay Monthly apartments & share houses Understand the visa Requirements & application guide

Find your Tokyo

Build your life as a Tokyo nomad.

01 Work & StayCoworking spaces & longer stays 02 Community & OpportunitiesNomad meetups & collaborations 03 Explore JapanNeighborhoods & weekend escapes 04 Arrive & SettleVisas, connectivity & daily essentials

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Shibamata Half-Day Trip: Taishakuten, Dango and Edo River

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Asagaya Guide: Jazz, Arcades and Calm for Remote Workers

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Takadanobaba Guide: Student Town Base for Remote Workers

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Kinshicho Guide: East Tokyo Base for Remote Workers

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Sugamo Guide: Old-School Tokyo for Remote Workers

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Akabane Guide: North Tokyo Base for Remote Workers

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