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Tokyo in numbers

Tokyo has 317 meeting rooms available to book from ¥2,791/day (excl. VAT) across 71 partner centers.

317
Available spaces
¥2,791
Min. price / day (excl. VAT)
¥32,929
Median price / day (excl. VAT)
71
Partner centers
120
Max capacity (people)
285
Rooms for 4 people
from ¥5,023 · median ¥38,509 / day
83
Rooms for 8 people
from ¥10,605 · median ¥71,995 / day
27
Rooms for 12 people
from ¥36,278 · median ¥122,224 / day
16
Rooms for 20 people
from ¥36,278 · median ¥147,353 / day

Meeting rooms in Tokyo

Small meeting rooms in Tokyo

: 1 to 4 people · Excl. VAT
From ¥2,791 excl. VAT/day

Solo consultants and remote managers conducting one-on-one reviews or confidential client interviews require compact spaces with reliable connectivity. Across the capital, entry-level rooms start from 2791 JPY excl. tax per day, providing a quiet, professional alternative to hotel lounges or noisy coffee shops. These setups ensure complete privacy for sensitive contract discussions or video conferences with overseas partners without paying for unused seating capacity.

Room 722E — Open Office TOKYO, Akasaka Business Place (Open Office)
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4Boardroom · 4 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥1,299½ day¥4,136Day¥7,257
Room Room 2 — Open Office TOKYO, Akasaka Mitsuke (Open Office)
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4Boardroom · 4 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥1,299½ day¥4,136Day¥7,257
Room Elm — Spaces TOKYO, Spaces Akasaka
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4Boardroom · 4 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥5,895½ day¥18,769Day¥32,929
Room CM 030 — Regus TOKYO, Ark Hills
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4Boardroom · 4 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥8,892½ day¥28,313Day¥49,672
Room Office — Open Office TOKYO, Tameike-Sanno (Open Office)
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4Boardroom · 4 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥1,299½ day¥4,136Day¥7,257
Room 420 — Regus TOKYO, Akasaka K Tower
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3Boardroom · 3 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥8,512½ day¥27,106Day¥47,553
Room Aphrodite — Spaces TOKYO, SPACES Roppongi
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4Boardroom · 4 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥5,895½ day¥18,769Day¥32,929
Room 110G — Open Office TOKYO, Nogizaka (Open Office)
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3Boardroom · 3 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥1,299½ day¥4,136Day¥7,257

Meeting rooms for 4 people within 20 km of Tokyo

Room Viola — Regus Kanagawa, Musashikosugi
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Regus Kanagawa, Musashikosugi · Musashikosugi (13 km)
4Boardroom · 4 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥4,496½ day¥14,316Day¥25,115

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Medium meeting rooms in Tokyo

: 5 to 10 people · Excl. VAT
From ¥7,257 excl. VAT/day

Project leads and client account directors hosting collaborative strategy sessions or quarterly reviews often need modular spaces that comfortably support group work. With 120 medium rooms available across the city, finding a well-equipped boardroom setup close to major transit lines is straightforward. Reserving a dedicated space for the working day keeps your entire team focused on deliverables while enjoying high-speed internet and presentation screens.

Room Room 2 — Open Office TOKYO, Akasaka Business Place (Open Office)
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6Boardroom · 6 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥1,299½ day¥4,136Day¥7,257
Room Oak — Spaces TOKYO, Spaces Akasaka
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Room Oak

10 ppl
10Boardroom · 10 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥9,291½ day¥29,586Day¥51,904
Room Hikawa — Regus TOKYO, Roppongi Mikawadai Square
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6Boardroom · 6 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥6,494½ day¥20,678Day¥36,278
Room Tokiwa — Regus TOKYO, Ark Hills
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6Boardroom · 6 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥10,690½ day¥34,040Day¥59,717
Room MITSUKE — Regus TOKYO, Akasaka K Tower
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10Boardroom · 10 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥18,582½ day¥59,170Day¥103,808
Room Artemis — Spaces TOKYO, SPACES Roppongi
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6Boardroom · 6 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥6,194½ day¥19,724Day¥34,603
Room Meeting Room 2 — Open Office TOKYO, Nogizaka (Open Office)
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6Boardroom · 6 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥1,299½ day¥4,136Day¥7,257
Room Gingko — Regus Tokyo, Aoyama Twin
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8Boardroom · 8 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥7,893½ day¥25,131Day¥44,091

Meeting rooms for 5 people within 20 km of Tokyo

Room Pansy — Regus Kanagawa, Musashikosugi
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Regus Kanagawa, Musashikosugi · Musashikosugi (13 km)
8Boardroom · 8 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥7,493½ day¥23,860Day¥41,857

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Large meeting rooms / Training rooms in Tokyo

: 11 to 20 people · Excl. VAT
From ¥50,350 excl. VAT/day

Corporate trainers and department heads gathering distributed teams for technical workshops or department-wide planning sessions require spacious layouts with flexible seating. Securing one of the 14 large venues ensures ample room for breakout discussions, whiteboard presentations, and shared digital screens. Booking these dedicated facilities allows your business to host full-day seminars in prominent commercial districts without committing to permanent office leases.

Room Birch — Spaces TOKYO, Spaces Akasaka
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12Boardroom · 12 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥12,888½ day¥41,037Day¥71,995
Room Ise A — Regus TOKYO, Ark Hills
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15Boardroom · 15 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥21,879½ day¥69,667Day¥122,224
Room Gaia — Spaces TOKYO, SPACES Roppongi
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Room Gaia

12 ppl
12Boardroom · 12 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥15,685½ day¥49,945Day¥87,623
Room Drawing Room — Signature Tokyo, Signature Roppongi
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12Boardroom · 12 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥41,958½ day¥133,610Day¥234,403
Room Shion — Regus Tokyo, Regus Hibiya Center
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20Boardroom · 20 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.20U-shape · 20 peopleTables in a U, open on one side. For presentations with discussion.
Hour¥22,878½ day¥72,850Day¥127,806
Room Nikko A — Regus TOKYO, Shibuya Mark City
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Room Nikko A

10-20 ppl
15Boardroom · 15 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.10U-shape · 10 peopleTables in a U, open on one side. For presentations with discussion.18Classroom · 18 peopleRows of tables facing the front. For training, with room to take notes.20Theatre · 20 peopleRows of chairs, no tables. Fits the most people, for talks and briefings.15Workshop · 15 peopleSmall round tables. For group work and workshops.
Hour¥19,881½ day¥63,306Day¥111,063
Room Hokusai — Regus TOKYO, Nihonbashi Kabutocho
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12Boardroom · 12 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥9,014½ day¥28,700Day¥50,350
Room Jupiter — Spaces TOKYO, Spaces Shinjuku
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12Boardroom · 12 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥12,888½ day¥41,037Day¥71,995

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Event spaces / Conference rooms in Tokyo

: 21+ people · Excl. VAT
From ¥36,278 excl. VAT/day

Executive committees and event organizers coordinating multi-team conferences, shareholder briefings, or company announcements require high-capacity rooms equipped for large audiences. In this tier, daily hire rates start from 36278 JPY excl. tax, offering generous floor plans that accommodate theatre or classroom configurations. These expansive settings give your organization the presence and technical reliability needed to run formal presentations for external stakeholders seamlessly.

Room Ise A & B — Regus TOKYO, Ark Hills
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30Boardroom · 30 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥34,866½ day¥111,024Day¥194,778
Room Seminar room — Spaces TOKYO, SPACES Roppongi
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33Boardroom · 33 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥23,877½ day¥76,030Day¥133,387
Room 209A — Open Office Tokyo,Mita kokusai Building(Openoffice)
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Room 209A

40 ppl
40Boardroom · 40 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.40Classroom · 40 peopleRows of tables facing the front. For training, with room to take notes.
Hour¥6,494½ day¥20,678Day¥36,278
Room Shiodome 1 — Regus TOKYO, Shiodome Building
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50Boardroom · 50 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.30U-shape · 30 peopleTables in a U, open on one side. For presentations with discussion.50Classroom · 50 peopleRows of tables facing the front. For training, with room to take notes.60Theatre · 60 peopleRows of chairs, no tables. Fits the most people, for talks and briefings.36Workshop · 36 peopleSmall round tables. For group work and workshops.
Hour¥55,445½ day¥176,556Day¥309,746
Room Kohaku A — Regus TOKYO, Pacific Century Place
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Room Kohaku A

14-30 ppl
16Boardroom · 16 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.14U-shape · 14 peopleTables in a U, open on one side. For presentations with discussion.24Classroom · 24 peopleRows of tables facing the front. For training, with room to take notes.30Theatre · 30 peopleRows of chairs, no tables. Fits the most people, for talks and briefings.
Hour¥26,377½ day¥83,992Day¥147,353
Room Nikko A and B — Regus TOKYO, Shibuya Mark City
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40Boardroom · 40 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.25U-shape · 25 peopleTables in a U, open on one side. For presentations with discussion.36Classroom · 36 peopleRows of tables facing the front. For training, with room to take notes.40Theatre · 40 peopleRows of chairs, no tables. Fits the most people, for talks and briefings.40Workshop · 40 peopleSmall round tables. For group work and workshops.
Hour¥37,863½ day¥120,566Day¥211,521
Room Renge B — Regus TOKYO, Shinjuku Eastside Square
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Room Renge B

26-40 ppl
28Boardroom · 28 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.26U-shape · 26 peopleTables in a U, open on one side. For presentations with discussion.36Classroom · 36 peopleRows of tables facing the front. For training, with room to take notes.40Theatre · 40 peopleRows of chairs, no tables. Fits the most people, for talks and briefings.28Workshop · 28 peopleSmall round tables. For group work and workshops.
Hour¥13,587½ day¥43,264Day¥75,902
Room SAKURA — Regus TOKYO, Shinjuku Park Tower
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Room SAKURA

24-30 ppl
24Boardroom · 24 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.24U-shape · 24 peopleTables in a U, open on one side. For presentations with discussion.24Classroom · 24 peopleRows of tables facing the front. For training, with room to take notes.30Theatre · 30 peopleRows of chairs, no tables. Fits the most people, for talks and briefings.24Workshop · 24 peopleSmall round tables. For group work and workshops.
Hour¥20,480½ day¥65,214Day¥114,412

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The 8 cheapest meeting rooms in Tokyo

Day rate excl. tax, lowest first, all sizes together.

Room 320 — Open Office TOKYO, OpenOffice Nishi-Shinjuku Ekimae
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2Boardroom · 2 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥500½ day¥1,591Day¥2,791
Room 301L — Open Office TOKYO, Akasaka Mitsuke (Open Office)
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3Boardroom · 3 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥900½ day¥2,863Day¥5,023
Room MR 103H — Open Office TOKYO, Nogizaka (Open Office)
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4Boardroom · 4 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥900½ day¥2,863Day¥5,023
Room 631N — Open Office TOKYO, Aoyama Centre (Open Office)
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3Boardroom · 3 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥900½ day¥2,863Day¥5,023
Room 315P — Open Office TOKYO, Minami-Aoyama (Open Office)
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4Boardroom · 4 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥900½ day¥2,863Day¥5,023
Room 113H — Open Office TOKYO, Azabujuban (Open Office)
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2Boardroom · 2 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥900½ day¥2,863Day¥5,023
Room 603 — Open Office TOKYO, OpenOffice Daimon Ekimae
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4Boardroom · 4 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥900½ day¥2,863Day¥5,023
Room 706 — Open Office TOKYO, Jinbocho (Open Office)
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4Boardroom · 4 peopleOne table, everyone facing each other. For working meetings and decisions.
Hour¥900½ day¥2,863Day¥5,023
Meeting rooms — Open Office TOKYO, Akasaka Business Place (Open Office), Tokyo
Room 722E — Open Office TOKYO, Akasaka Business Place (Open Office)

Finding and securing a professional meeting room in Tokyo is fast and flexible, with 320 spaces bookable online across 72 established business centres. Whether you are hosting a confidential one-on-one review, conducting team training, or organizing an executive briefing, all listings confirm immediately upon booking with instant online payment and automatic invoicing.

Booking meeting space across 72 Tokyo venues

Selecting the right venue depends on whether your priority is budget control or corporate presentation. Entry-level rooms begin at 2791 JPY excl. tax per day, such as Meeting room 320 at Open Office TOKYO, OpenOffice Nishi-Shinjuku Ekimae, which provides a functional setting for straightforward discussions. For large assemblies, flagship spaces like Meeting room Shiodome 1 & 2 at Regus TOKYO, Shiodome Building accommodate up to 120 people, delivering the scale required for major company gatherings.

Meeting rooms — Open Office TOKYO, Akasaka Mitsuke (Open Office), Tokyo
Room Room 2 — Open Office TOKYO, Akasaka Mitsuke (Open Office)

Prime transport hubs: 55 venues within 600 m of key stations

Transit efficiency is essential when coordinating schedules across Tokyo, where rail connectivity keeps agendas on track. In total, 55 venues sit within 600 m of a train or metro station, allowing attendees to travel easily from commuter lines or central business districts. Ginza Station features 6 venues in its immediate surroundings, making it a prime meeting point for external clients.

Regus and Spaces networks near Ginza Station

Major workspace operators maintain an extensive footprint across Tokyo, offering dependable service standards and on-site reception teams. Regus leads the local market with 217 offers across 43 venues, providing widespread geographic choice for corporate clients. Spaces manages 26 offers across the city, delivering modern environments suited for collaborative workshops.

Meeting rooms — Spaces TOKYO, Spaces Akasaka, Tokyo
Room Elm — Spaces TOKYO, Spaces Akasaka

Comparing full-day and hourly rates across 320 Tokyo listings

Deciding between hourly hire and full-day booking depends on meeting duration and agenda structure. Hourly rates across Tokyo start from 500 JPY excl. tax, with a citywide median of 5895 JPY excl. tax. On rooms that publish both rates, reserving a full day costs a median 30% less than booking individual hours. When sessions extend past half a day, day rates provide uninterrupted room access without the pressure of strict hourly cutoffs.

Every listed workspace in Tokyo includes essential baseline amenities, with high-speed wifi and air conditioning available across all 72 venues. To ensure your business event runs smoothly, keep these practical points in mind:

  • Select capacity carefully, noting that 288 offers accommodate teams of at least 4 people.
  • Order event catering at least 48 hours ahead of your arrival.
  • Review cancellation terms displayed prior to payment before finalizing your reservation.
  • Confirm parking arrangements if arriving by vehicle, as parking is provided at 22 venues.
  • Check accessibility requirements in advance, with 41 venues offering step-free access.

Selecting layouts across 320 Tokyo spaces

Matching layout to your session format ensures higher engagement and productivity. Boardroom seating is available in all 320 rooms across Tokyo, perfectly suited for client pitches, board meetings, and formal interviews. When your agenda requires collaborative workshops or presentation delivery, operators provide adaptable layouts, including 15 classroom configurations and 14 U-shape arrangements.

Your guide to meeting rooms in Tokyo

Organizing a corporate event or gathering colleagues for an energetic brainstorming session in Tokyo is as thrilling as navigating its famed sushi menus. The city, pulsing with life from Shibuya to Marunouchi, boasts an impressive range of meeting rooms and event venues. Whether arranging a discreet interview, an executive board meeting, or a dynamic team building for up to fifty participants, this metropolis offers something remarkable at every turn. Here is how Tokyo transforms every corporate gathering into an experience—streamlined, memorable, and, dare one say, a little extraordinary.

Meeting room hotspots in Tokyo’s emblematic districts

Selecting the right location in a megacity like Tokyo could feel daunting, but each neighborhood brings its own distinctive flavor. Some areas have become synonymous with creativity, professionalism, or sheer luxury. Picking the right district might be what turns a routine meeting into an inspiring workshop or a high-impact committee session. Nearby prefectures also offer excellent spaces such as Meeting Rooms Chiba for those seeking alternatives just outside the capital.

From the tech-forward streets of Akihabara to the sophisticated avenues of Roppongi, let us tour Tokyo’s most strategic business zones—each offering rental meeting spaces that reflect their unique character.

Shibuya: catching the pulse of youthful energy

For those seeking vibrancy and modernity, Shibuya always delivers. Its iconic scramble crossing is more than a landmark—it is a metaphor for innovative ideas colliding daily. Conference rooms in Shibuya are especially popular with startups and creative teams who thrive on energy and flexibility. These venues are ideal for workshops, training sessions, and hybrid meetings where international colleagues can join virtually. Businesses that are looking for connections across the region may also consider Meeting Rooms Yokohama for large-scale collaborations near Tokyo.

Hidden behind neon-lit facades are event venues and training rooms tailored for everything from quick interviews to half-day team buildings. Attendees inevitably leave invigorated—and perhaps craving another matcha latte before heading back to work.

Marunouchi: the epicenter of executive power

With gleaming towers and well-dressed professionals, Marunouchi stands tall as the address for boardrooms and high-stakes negotiations. This district attracts executives for its polished hotel meeting facilities and elegant banquet halls. Expect seamless technology, soundproofed privacy, and impeccable service: all musts for leadership committees and confidential discussions. Just north of the city, Meeting Rooms Saitama extend further options for those needing convenient access beyond central Tokyo.

Its proximity to Tokyo Station makes Marunouchi a logistical dream for local and traveling guests alike. Choosing Marunouchi not only projects prestige but also ensures easy access for everyone involved.

Akihabara: innovation and connectivity personified

Akihabara is not only a paradise for gamers; it has emerged as a haven for tech-driven business meeting spaces. Here, training rooms feature digital whiteboards, lightning-fast WiFi, and modular furniture for flexible setups. Companies wanting to impress with futuristic amenities will find Akihabara perfectly suited for product launches, software demos, or interactive recruitment drives. Innovative businesses expanding towards the mountains often explore Meeting Rooms Nagano for retreats and offsite brainstorming sessions.

The area’s inventive atmosphere makes it ideal for organizations looking to spark creativity or facilitate collaborative workshops—where even a simple brainstorm can feel like a cutting-edge experiment.

Types of meeting spaces: choosing the right fit

Gone are the days when “meeting” meant a stuffy room and endless slideshows. Today’s enterprises demand venues customized to their objectives—whether seeking inspiration, confidentiality, or celebration. Tokyo delivers a diverse array: minimalist boardrooms with panoramic views, spacious training rooms for icebreakers, and classic banquet halls for milestone moments.

The options are as varied as the city itself. From flashy event venues perfect for brand launches, to cozy rental spaces designed for private interviews, here is a snapshot of what is available:

  • Boardrooms: formal, private, and ideal for executive decision-making
  • Training rooms: adaptable layouts, natural light, and built-in collaboration tools
  • Event venues: customizable interiors for celebrations or large-scale workshops
  • Banquet halls: refined elegance for client soirées or company milestones
  • Business meeting spaces: central, practical, and balancing value with convenience

No matter the purpose—quarterly reviews, team workshops, or recruitment—Tokyo’s versatility guarantees the right setting for every need.

Secrets to productive corporate events in Tokyo

Success at a corporate event hinges on more than just location. It is about crafting the right environment. Productivity depends on details: smooth check-ins, reliable AV equipment, and, of course, strong coffee. In the heart of Japan’s capital, achieving efficiency requires both smart choices and local know-how.

Every meeting has its own mood. One day may require relaxed couches, while the next calls for podiums and microphones to pitch bold ideas. Matching the space to the moment is crucial for genuine results.

Customizing interiors for real connection

People are at the heart of every event—not just flip charts and markers. The best conference rooms in Tokyo offer modular seating, portable whiteboards, and top-notch acoustics. Need to break into groups for speed networking? Or arrange a horseshoe for candid feedback? Such flexibility transforms even quarterly finance updates into engaging experiences.

This adaptability helps companies create meaningful moments, fostering collaboration and honest dialogue far beyond what rigid layouts ever could.

Technology and accessibility: must-haves for efficiency

Today’s meeting rooms come loaded with plug-and-play screens, high-speed internet, and wireless casting—sometimes even translation devices for bilingual debates. Accessibility features, from step-free entrances to quiet pods, ensure inclusivity for every guest.

Robust connectivity means no participant is left out, whether joining remotely or in person. That translates to fewer wasted hours and more actionable outcomes for all involved.

The booking revolution: reserving and paying online for Tokyo meeting spaces

Once upon a time, securing a meeting room in Tokyo meant endless phone calls, emails, and crossed fingers hoping there were no double bookings. Fortunately, those days are over. Now, anyone organizing a business meeting, management committee, or spirited team-building exercise enjoys a hassle-free experience thanks to online platforms.

Thanks to workin.space, finding and reserving the perfect venue—from conference rooms in Shinjuku to stylish event venues in Ginza—is just a few clicks away. Payment is fast and secure, transparency rules, and advanced filters help narrow down choices by group size, amenities, or even catering preferences.

Feature Traditional process Online platform process
Checking availability Multiple email/phone exchanges Instant live calendar
Price comparison Manual quote requests Filtered listings by price/amenities
Securing booking Wait for confirmation Immediate digital confirmation
Payment Bank transfer or invoice delays Easy and secure online payment
Last-minute changes Risk missing updates Edit reservations anytime

With workin.space, companies gain peace of mind—reserving, customizing, and paying for any meeting room or banquet hall in Tokyo’s prime districts without the administrative headaches. No matter if planning a two-person interview in Ebisu or a fifty-person workshop in Shinagawa, the process is quick, transparent, and utterly painless.

Combine the distinctive personality of each Tokyo neighborhood with a wide choice of rental meeting spaces, and organizing a successful event finally becomes as enjoyable as attending it. The age of online booking is here, and with just a few clicks, any company can focus on what matters most: making every gathering count.

AP東京八重洲

  • Activity Category: Conference center
  • Address: 〒104-0031 Tokyo, Chuo City, Kyobashi, 1 Chome−10−7 KPP八重洲ビル 7F・10F~13F

TKP Tokyo Station Conference Center

  • Activity Category: Conference center
  • Address: 〒103-0028 Tokyo, Chuo City, Yaesu, 1 Chome−8−16 新槇町ビル 1~3階・8階・10~12階(事務所:11階

JP Tower Hall & Conference

  • Activity Category: Conference center
  • Address: 2 Chome-7-2 Marunouchi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0005

Tokyo Conference Center Shinagawa

  • Activity Category: Event venue
  • Address: 〒108-0075 Tokyo, Minato City, Konan, 1 Chome−9−36 アレア品川 3F-5F

Rental Conference Room AP Shibuya Dogenzaka

  • Activity Category: Conference center
  • Address: 〒150-0043 Tokyo, Shibuya, Dogenzaka, 2 Chome−6−17 渋東シネタワー 13F 11F・13F(受付

CONVENTION ROOM AP TOKYO MARUNOUCHI

  • Activity Category: Conference center
  • Address: 〒100-0005 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Marunouchi, 1 Chome−1−3 Nissay Marunouchi Gardentower, 3F

The Executive Centre - 世界貿易センタービルディング南館

  • Activity Category: Business center
  • Address: 港区浜松町2丁目4−1 世界貿易センタービルディング南館17皆, Tokyo 105-5117

At Business Center Tokyo Station Yaesu Street

  • Activity Category: Conference center
  • Address: 〒104-0032 Tokyo, Chuo City, Hatchobori, 1 Chome−9−8 八重洲通ハタビル 6階 5・6階 受付

Vision Center Tokyo Yaesu

  • Activity Category: Conference center
  • Address: 〒103-0027 Tokyo, Chuo City, Nihonbashi, 2 Chome−3−4 日本橋プラザビル 9F

Tokyo Chapter - ninetytwo13

  • Activity Category: Coworking space
  • Address: 9 Chome-2-13 Akasaka, Minato City, Tokyo 107-0052

Frequently asked questions about meeting rooms in Tokyo

How much does a meeting room cost in Tokyo?

317 meeting rooms are bookable in Tokyo: from ¥2,791 to ¥493,919 per day excl. tax, ¥32,929 for the median room.

By the hour, from ¥500. For a half-day, from ¥1,591.

Prices follow real-estate logic: central districts cost more than the outskirts, and the gap varies from one venue to the next.

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How much is a meeting room for 4 people in Tokyo?

285 meeting rooms for 4 people are listed in Tokyo.

The cheapest is Meeting room CM 303R at Open Office TOKYO, Akasaka Mitsuke (Open Office): ¥5,023 per day excl. tax.

By the hour it starts at ¥900.

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How much is a meeting room for 8 people in Tokyo?

83 meeting rooms for 8 people are listed in Tokyo.

The cheapest is Meeting room MR202A-B at Open Office Tokyo,Mita kokusai Building(Openoffice): ¥10,605 per day excl. tax.

By the hour it starts at ¥1,899.

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How much is a meeting room for 12 people in Tokyo?

27 meeting rooms for 12 people are listed in Tokyo.

The cheapest is Meeting room 209A at Open Office Tokyo,Mita kokusai Building(Openoffice): ¥36,278 per day excl. tax.

By the hour it starts at ¥6,494.

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How much is a meeting room for 20 people in Tokyo?

16 meeting rooms for 20 people are listed in Tokyo.

The cheapest is Meeting room 209A at Open Office Tokyo,Mita kokusai Building(Openoffice): ¥36,278 per day excl. tax.

By the hour it starts at ¥6,494.

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Is it cheaper by the hour, half-day or full day in Tokyo?

The full day is the best deal in Tokyo: on the rooms that publish both rates, a day costs a median 30% less than eight separate hours.

Half-days cover a morning or an afternoon; one hour is the minimum slot at IWG centres.

Where are the cheapest meeting rooms in Tokyo?

The lowest day rate in Tokyo is Meeting room 320 at Open Office TOKYO, OpenOffice Nishi-Shinjuku Ekimae, ¥2,791 excl. tax.

Below ¥32,929 per day, expect a small space: size, not location, drives the lowest prices.

Are prices in Tokyo shown excl. tax, and what VAT applies?

All prices on this page are excl. tax. The invoice adds the country's standard VAT of 10%, itemised for your expense report.

Do I pay a deposit? Which payment methods are accepted in Tokyo?

Payment is taken in full at booking, instantly: card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Klarna depending on the country. There is no deposit and nothing to pay on site.

How many meeting rooms are there in Tokyo?

We list 317 spaces in 71 venues in Tokyo.

Main operators: Regus, Open Office, Spaces and Signature.

This inventory is read live from the operators' listings: spaces appear as they are published and disappear as they are withdrawn.

What is the largest meeting room in Tokyo?

Meeting room Shiodome 1 & 2 at Regus TOKYO, Shiodome Building seats up to 120 people, the largest capacity we list in Tokyo.

16 rooms seat 20 people or more. Beyond that, seminar rooms and event spaces are quoted on request.

Boardroom, U-shape, theatre or classroom: which layout for which meeting in Tokyo?

Layouts listed in Tokyo: Boardroom (317 rooms), Classroom (15 rooms), Workshop (15 rooms), U-shape (14 rooms) and Theatre (12 rooms).

Boardroom for decisions and interviews, U-shape for training with a facilitator, classroom for workshops on laptops, theatre to seat the most people for a talk, cabaret for group work.

What is included with a meeting room in Tokyo?

Wi-Fi, a screen or TV, a flipchart and still water come with every room, along with access to the common areas and coffee machines.

In Tokyo, the venues that publish their equipment list air conditioning (71 venues).

Paid extras vary by operator and are listed on each booking screen.

Can I find a meeting room with natural light in Tokyo?

71 venues declare natural light in Tokyo. The photos of each space show the window side.

Are the venues in Tokyo accessible to people with reduced mobility?

40 venues declare step-free access in Tokyo.

If access matters, message the venue before booking: the declaration covers the building, not necessarily every room.

Which operators offer a meeting room in Tokyo?

Regus (214 spaces), Open Office (63 spaces), Spaces (26 spaces) and Signature (14 spaces) run part of the spaces we list in Tokyo.

How do I book a meeting room in Tokyo, and how fast is it confirmed?

Pick the space, the date and the time slot, pay online, and the confirmation arrives by email immediately. Spaces that are not confirmed instantly are validated by the operator, usually within the day.

317 spaces in Tokyo confirm instantly at booking.

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Can I book a meeting room for today or tomorrow in Tokyo?

Yes, whenever the slot still shows in the search results: there is no fixed cut-off hour. Same-day availability depends on each venue.

Book at least an hour ahead to give the reception time to prepare the space.

What is the minimum booking time for a meeting room in Tokyo?

One hour at IWG centres (Regus, Spaces, HQ). Other operators set their own minimum, shown before payment; most sell the half-day and the day.

Can I book a meeting room in the evening or at the weekend in Tokyo?

Standard hours are 9:00 to 17:00. Some venues open until 22:00; the calendar only offers the slots each venue actually sells.

71 venues in Tokyo give 24/7 access to its members, on a separate contract from the day booking.

You must arrive before the official closing time; late access is never guaranteed.

Can I cancel or change a booking in Tokyo?

Yes, from your account, without calling anyone. Cancellation terms depend on the country and are shown before payment; when a cancellation is eligible, the refund and the credit note are issued automatically.

Do I get an invoice? Can I pay by bank transfer?

The invoice is issued as soon as the booking is confirmed, with VAT itemised, and stays available in your account. Payment is made online at booking.

Do I need an account? Can I book for someone else in Tokyo?

An account is created with your first booking and works in every city. You can book for a colleague: enter their name as the attendee, the invoice stays in your name.

What happens when I arrive at the venue in Tokyo?

Give your name at reception: the space is ready and the Wi-Fi code handed over. About 80% of venues have a staffed reception; the others send access instructions with the confirmation.

Can I order coffee, breakfast or lunch with a meeting room in Tokyo?

Yes: breakfast, lunch, sweet breaks and coffee or tea service can be added to the booking. Order at least 48 hours ahead; the venue fulfils it, and you are refunded automatically if it cannot.

In Tokyo, 71 venues list an on-site cafeteria or kitchen.

Can I arrive early to set up, or run over my booked time in Tokyo?

Book the setup time: the space is yours only for the slot you paid for, and the next booking may follow. Running over is at the venue's discretion and charged at the hourly rate when possible.

How do I get to a meeting room in Tokyo: metro, train, parking?

54 venues are less than 600 m from a station in Tokyo, notably near Ginza Station, Yūrakuchō Station and Ginza-itchome Sta..

21 venues list car parking, usually a paid extra to add at booking.

4 venues list bicycle parking.

Can I print, use a whiteboard or a projector in Tokyo?

A flipchart comes with every meeting room.

In Tokyo, the venues that publish their equipment list a printer (71 venues).

Printing is charged per copy at the reception.

Which room for a job interview, a training session, a board meeting or a seminar in Tokyo?

Interview or one-to-one: a room for 2 to 4 people. Training or workshop: 8 to 12 seats in classroom or U-shape. Board meeting: a boardroom for 10 to 14. Seminar: 20 seats or more, or an event space on request.

In Tokyo: 285 rooms for 4 people, 83 for 8, 27 for 12, 16 for 20 or more.

Can I book a meeting room for just one hour in Tokyo?

Yes: 317 rooms publish an hourly rate in Tokyo, from ¥500 excl. tax. One hour is the minimum at IWG centres.

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Do I really need a meeting room in Tokyo, or would a day office or coworking do?

For a confidential call or solo work, a day office costs less and closes the door. For a laptop and a coffee, a coworking day pass is the cheapest option. A meeting room is the right choice from three people, or whenever you need a screen and a whiteboard.

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Meeting room prices in Tokyo: comparison table

Starting prices excl. VAT, per slot. Final rates are calculated in real time during your search.

SpaceCapacityHalf dayDay
Room 722E — Open Office TOKYO, Akasaka Business Place (Open Office)4 peoplefrom ¥4,136from ¥7,257
Room Room 2 — Open Office TOKYO, Akasaka Mitsuke (Open Office)4 peoplefrom ¥4,136from ¥7,257
Room Elm — Spaces TOKYO, Spaces Akasaka4 peoplefrom ¥18,769from ¥32,929
Room Room 2 — Open Office TOKYO, Akasaka Business Place (Open Office)6 peoplefrom ¥4,136from ¥7,257
Room Oak — Spaces TOKYO, Spaces Akasaka10 peoplefrom ¥29,586from ¥51,904
Room Hikawa — Regus TOKYO, Roppongi Mikawadai Square6 peoplefrom ¥20,678from ¥36,278
Room Birch — Spaces TOKYO, Spaces Akasaka12 peoplefrom ¥41,037from ¥71,995
Room Ise A — Regus TOKYO, Ark Hills15 peoplefrom ¥69,667from ¥122,224
Room Gaia — Spaces TOKYO, SPACES Roppongi12 peoplefrom ¥49,945from ¥87,623
Room Ise A & B — Regus TOKYO, Ark Hills30 peoplefrom ¥111,024from ¥194,778
Room Seminar room — Spaces TOKYO, SPACES Roppongi33 peoplefrom ¥76,030from ¥133,387
Room 209A — Open Office Tokyo,Mita kokusai Building(Openoffice)40 peoplefrom ¥20,678from ¥36,278

Starting prices excl. VAT. Exact rates are shown in real time during your search based on date and slot.

Tokyo in numbers

Spaces317
Partner centers71
Min. price / dayfrom ¥2,791 excl. VAT
Max capacity120 people

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