A cafe with creative atmosphere. There are 3D printers and art exhibitions, so it's a great place for various types of makers. One more thing I like is that it has smoothies. It's a nice option if you don't want to add up caffein intake for the day.

Cafe / Coworking space. Good people. Just bit shaded. Coworking area has fast WiFi. Apparently cafe space WiFi is bit trash + they plugged all the power outlets in the cafe space, so you have to have a power bank if you wanna stay around in the cafe for a while.

Many seats available, the vibe is cool and the staff is nice. Really good place to work few hours.

My favorite Share Lounge branch. Not that crowded. There are seats with external monitors too.

This workspace is designed for digital nomads, which is rare in Tokyo. There are 6 seats with external monitor. The first floor is a cafe and you must first register there. There is a day / week / month pass.

The space is free to use. The only requirement is that you need to have an AWS account.

A luxury work space with free coffee and snacks. The 1 day pass is 3,300 yen. I think it's better to purchase their premium plan and get unlimited access to all of their branch.

A very cozy work cafe with an industrial & garage vibe. Many drink options such as ginger ale and lassi. The curry is also good.

It’s a rather small place but I like this branch because it has external monitors in lounge area.

I like the vibe here. This is probably the most luxurious branch of Share Lounge. It's located in the very central part of Tokyo (Marunouchi).

The website make it seem that you need to sign up but I wasn't asked for the QR. The coffee was ok but not overpriced. Plugs are hard to find around the sofas, but if you get the table, you should be fine. They say that you can't take calls in the lounge, so that's one down side.

One of the best latte in Tokyo.

A wide open space inside the Toranomon station building. You can use the WiFi and the work space but you have to buy something from the store to use the power sockets. Their latte is pretty good.

Probably the best work space in Roppongi area. It also has phone booths, work booths, meeting rooms. They said they had rental monitors but unfortunately they were broken and not available.

Another great cafe to work in Kanda area. It's spacious and not crowded. It's also great that they have specialty coffee option.

A casual coworking space in Sunshine City Ikebukuro. No registration needed.

This co-working space ticks every points to be a good work space. Spacious spaces, comfortable chairs, external monitors, etc. The check-in is more smooth if you download「いいオフィス」application.

I went here around noon on weekday and literally everyone was working on their laptops. It wasn't that crowded so easy to find a space. Great spot for working.

Highly recommended. Comfortable seats, free coffee and snacks, lots of interesting books in the library section. Please purchase their bundle ticket or monthly subscription from the official "Share Lounge" app because drop-in is really expensive.

My favorite cafe in Tokyo. Tasty coffee and good vibes! It's located on the 1st floor on the hotel. So it's also popular among foreigners. There are many seats downstairs.

Every seat is a booth seat and has an external monitor. So this place is especially good when you want to do some deep work, or programming, etc.

The work space located near the scramble crossing. There are many booth seats which is great for focused work or reading. The WiFi sometimes get really slow when there are many people.

The best coworking space in Jimbocho area. This space is more like a personal work space rather than coworking space. If you want a quiet work space where you can work on your own tasks, this place is great.

Maruyama Coffee is a high quality coffee brand in Japan. The coffee is a little pricy (around 8USD) but it's one of the best.

A newly built public library. It's a library so you can't take calls but it's great for quiet crunch time. Open till late, there is a vending machine if you need a drink, and the view of the bay is great on a sunny day. It's annoying that some seats for working are reservation only, but there are plenty of free-address desks on window side, which could get full on a weekend but during the week, not a problem.

The lounge has many spacious seatings and you don't feel cramped here. The rooftop terrace is also nice place to chill. One downside is that you have to fill in your name and contact number on the lobby floor every time you visit. One downside is that the soft chair causes back pain.

The cafe is located in the middle of the the office area, so it may be crowded and noisy around noon. The coffee is great especially Latte.

You have to fill in your name and phone number every time you enter the building.

The coffee is a bit pricy, but it worth it.

A little noisier than other branches of Share Lounge.

This place is operated fully automatic and you have to have "ii-office" application to unlock the entrance. The building is facing the river so it's very quiet.

An amazing book cafe in the so called "book town" (Jimbocho). It is more suitable for reading books but you can also use WiFi and do some work. The password is “coffeebook”.

There are limited tables here so sometimes it could be hard to find seats.

The best value apartment hotel in Tokyo. It's clean and well maintained. There are fridge, washing machine, kitchen, just everything you need for long term stay.

It's located in the B1F of Tokyo International Forum. I like how quiet this place is despite of being in the city center. The WiFi name is "DOUTOR_FREE_WI-FI".

A small cafe but it's good that their cheapest option is not absurdly expensive. Also, the fact they are open from 7:30 is crazy in Tokyo standard. Also the fact they are open til 22 is beyond me.

It is a cafe located in DDD Hotel. The price for coffee is rather high (around $5) but the atmosphere is great. It gets a bit busy in the morning time since travelers eat breakfast there.

The coffee is not great but decent. There is an open air terrace so it would be great when the weather is nice.

Classic style cafe. Not many people work here, but it’s great for reading with coffee or beer.

This old style cafe has surprisingly fast WiFi (ask a waiter for the password). It's generally a comfortable place to work from, but unfortunately, smoking is allowed here. The air is not pleasant.