Question 1

How much does Faro Workplace cost in Tokyo?

Accepted Answer

Faro Workplace space in Tokyo averages JPY 49,512 per desk per month across its 11 listings on Office Hub.

That average spans every listing for the account: eight private offices and three coworking desks. A coworking desk usually costs less than a desk in a private office, so check the price on the individual listing for the space you want.

Question 2

Does Faro Workplace offer private offices?

Accepted Answer

Yes — private offices make up eight of the 11 Faro Workplace listings in Tokyo.

Every listed building records furnished space and air conditioning, so a team can start work without buying furniture. Office sizes and prices differ between Aoyama, Kagurazaka and Nakameguro, so compare the listings for the ward and headcount you need.

Question 3

Where are Faro Workplace locations in Tokyo?

Accepted Answer

Faro Workplace has three buildings listed in Tokyo, one each in Meguro, Minato and Shinjuku wards.

Faro's own site names them FARO Nakameguro in Meguro, FARO Aoyama in Minato and FARO Kagurazaka in Shinjuku, each a short walk from local stations. Enquire on the listing for the one you want, as availability changes.

Question 4

What is Faro Workplace?

Accepted Answer

Faro Workplace is a Tokyo shared office operator with three buildings listed in Japan, which its site describes as bringing together art, architecture, design and music to encourage creativity.

Faro's site says Aoyama opened in 2013, Kagurazaka in 2018 and Nakameguro in 2023. It offers shared offices, coworking, virtual offices and meeting rooms.

Question 5

Can I get a coworking desk at Faro Workplace?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Faro Workplace has three coworking desk listings in Tokyo, and its site lists coworking alongside its shared offices.

Coworking members share the building's facilities, which every listed building records as including a kitchen, a business lounge and printing. Check the listing for desk terms and price.

Question 6

Does Faro Workplace offer a virtual office in Tokyo?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Faro Workplace's site lists virtual office services in Tokyo.

Virtual offices are not a listed space type here, so they are arranged with Faro directly. Every listed building records mail handling and reception services. If you plan to register a company at the address, confirm with the Legal Affairs Bureau and with Faro first.

Question 7

Does Faro Workplace have meeting rooms?

Accepted Answer

Yes — all three Faro Workplace buildings listed in Tokyo record meeting rooms, each bookable at a charge.

Faro's site describes Room 303 at Nakameguro, which seats up to 16 people. Meeting rooms are not listed as separately bookable spaces here; Faro arranges them at the centre, so ask about rates when you enquire.

Question 8

What is included at Faro Workplace?

Accepted Answer

Every Faro Workplace building listed in Tokyo records these facilities:
• 24/7 access
• Reception services and mail handling
• Kitchen and business lounge
• Printing facilities
• Furnished space and air conditioning

What your own agreement covers depends on the space and building, so confirm inclusions on the listing.

Question 9

How long are Faro Workplace terms?

Accepted Answer

Faro Workplace terms in Tokyo run from a single month to 12, 24 months or longer, depending on the space and the agreement.

A coworking desk suits someone testing a location, while a private office on a longer term suits an established team. Confirm the notice period and renewal terms before you sign.

Question 10

How do I view Faro Workplace?

Accepted Answer

To view Faro Workplace in Tokyo, enquire on the listing for the building you want and the operator confirms a viewing time; Faro's site also takes viewing requests.

Give your headcount, move-in date and term. Every listed building is furnished, so a team can move in once the agreement is signed; timing depends on the space chosen.