Enjoy Tokyo like you're living there! Digital Nomad Life

• Table of Contents
• If you're working in Tokyo, head to S-TOKYO, which is accessible 24 hours a day
• There are many shops loved by locals in the Kodenmacho, Higashi-Nihonbashi, and Bakurocho areas!
• A short train ride from S-TOKYO! 3 attractive neighborhoods

If you're working in Tokyo, head to S-TOKYO, which is accessible 24 hours a day

If you work as a digital nomad, you need an environment that is easy to work in. S-TOKYO is a coworking space that is available 24 hours a day (registration required between 9:00 and 18:00 on weekdays) and is also a place where digital nomads and entrepreneurs can gather and interact. It is equipped with Wi-Fi and power outlets, and you can also refresh yourself in the attached gallery and cafe. It is a space where you can realize your own way of working while experiencing everyday life in Tokyo.

There are many shops loved by locals in the Kodenmacho, Higashi-Nihonbashi, and Bakurocho areas!

The area where S-TOKYO is located is dotted with unique shops loved by locals. Just walking around you'll find plenty of new discoveries, such as specialty coffee stands, hidden second-hand bookstores, and restaurants where you can enjoy lunch using seasonal ingredients! This is an area where you can experience the real daily life of Tokyo, which is a little different from tourist spots.

A short train ride from S-TOKYO! 3 attractive neighborhoods

Ningyocho

Ningyocho is an area lined with long-established sweet shops and Japanese confectionery stores, giving it a nostalgic atmosphere. The number of stylish cafes is also increasing, and the townscape is a mix of history and modernity. We also recommend taking a stroll with a ningyoyaki in hand!

Kayabacho

Kayabacho, known as the financial district, has a quiet atmosphere where charming bars and izakayas are hidden. Why not drop in at a stylish wine bar after work or a small izakaya that is easy to go to alone and spend some relaxing time?

Kuramae

Kuramae, home to many craft shops and ateliers, is a popular area for creators. In addition to finding stylish miscellaneous goods and handmade accessories, we also recommend relaxing at a cafe along the river. Market events are often held on weekends, making it a particularly fun spot to stroll around.

Make these areas your base of operations and enjoy the digital nomad life in Tokyo! You might just discover something new to enjoy in your daily life in Tokyo, where locals gather.