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". Their latte is actually quite good.

One of the best cafe to work in Tokyo. There are many seating including the 2nd floor, but my favorite is the terrace seat on the ground floor. The place is located away from the main traffic so it's quiet and comfortable.

The WiFi is either too weak or unusable. It’s critical for a cowering space. Edit) The WiFi got improved.

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

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

Cool spot, recommended!

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.

A new cafe inside Tokyo University. There are a wide terrace area.

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.

A really beautiful public library. There are plenty of rooms & seats to choose from so you can easily find the spot. It also have galleries about books & history so it worth just visiting here.

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.

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.

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.

Free coffee and free snacks, even free beer. It is recommended to buy their monthly subscription or day tickets from their "Share Lounge" app. Otherwise, the fee will be really expensive.

Right out side of a station, no designated bike parking but I haven't had a trouble just putting it on the out side. They've expanded the ground floor so there are so many more seats than before. One free coffee per person per day, they've made an installable app for entry lately. on weekend, it's quite empty and nice

The WiFi is not only weak but spotty. My connection got lost sometimes. The coffee is great though. It has wide variety of single origin coffee. [Update] The ground floor seems to have better WiFi connection. [Update 2026] This Wifi is available and it's much faster -> FREE_Wi-Fi_and_TOKYO

It has a terrace seats with a train view. If you need power socket, there are 5 seats near terrace. The BGM is a bit too loud. Edit: You are supposed to leave in 90 minutes.

A bit noisy but acceptable. You can use the WiFi "PLAZA_guest".

High ceiling and large windows. Lots of natural light.

I like the modern vibe of this coffee. Coffee is good too. Another good place to do some work!

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.

Many people are studying or working here. It gets a little too crowded sometimes, but on weekdays it's relatively less crowded.

It's on the 20th floor of the modern building and the view from the desk is great. You can walk directly from the BTS Thonglor station. The air quality is also good. The PM2.5 level was 16μg/m3 (Outside is 50μg/m3, reduced by 68%).

Coworking space at the ground floor of the hostel. Staff is nice and the vibe is cool.

One of the branches of "Share Lounge" coworking brand. You can drop-in but registering for their subscription is highly recommended. Without it, it becomes really expensive longer as you go. There is a high traffic road right in front of the work space, so noise cancelling headphone is desirable.

A really nice cafe in Jinnan area of Shibuya. Go to 2nd floor for work-friendly tables. Many tourists come here too. When I visited, the WiFi wasn't working so I used the public wifi called "-SHIBUYA-Wi-Wi-Fi-" instead (and it works just fine).

It's a premium version of Japanese coffee chain Dotour. There is a booth seating for one person, with a power socket. Nice place for work and reading.

Literally everyone is working here. The location and vibe is also good.

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.

Their latte is one of the best. The BGM is a bit too loud but I like this place for its vibes.

If you are coffee fan, come to this place and try their Geisha selections. It's so good. There are total 4 floors. The 3rd floor is suitable for PC work.

Good place for working here. It seems there is a lot of people working here 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.

Lots of outdoor seating, and there are plugs outdoors as well. Drinks are good

One of the best work cafe I visited in Taipei. Spacious, great location. Coffee is also good.

The interior design is spectacular, especially on the 2nd floor. Good coffee too.

Really nice place to hang out and work alone or accompanied. Been there in replacement of the Murmur cafe since they were in construction at the time of this writing. You won't encounter a lot of tourist there. Mostly locals trying to do some work done. Very quiet. People are very respectful about that in here. Go upstairs for the real working place. Not downstairs in the open, especially since you need air conditioning for your devices. The space is minimalistic, spacious, bright with stores down. I have spent more than 10 hours straight there at times to get some IT work done here. As usual in Vietnam, not a lot of staff can speak english but that does not matter you can still be understood. One downpoint is that you need to get back downstairs to order a new drink, which if your conscious about security of your devices is not the best. The bathrooms are really clean also. And the wifi is really good compared to most of the hotels and places I've been in Vietnam even with some multi-hop VPN activate and TOR network tunneled in.

A nice quiet cafe on a sunny street. There is plenty of seating and the coffee is good - it's a solid place to get work done.

The most laptop-friendly cafe in town. Very spacious and has so many seats. The window is large, so it's fun to watch pedestrians.

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.

The best work cafe around the Shijo station.

Pleasant cafe with plenty of seating indoors and outdoors. Most people are working or studying, some are just hanging out. In a quiet neighborhood with many restaurants and bars.

Large public library with two floors. Many large desks with outlets available on the second floor, as well as dozens of smaller desks with ergonomic chairs. Lots of natural lighting from large windows. Very quiet.

I don’t think the 1 hour WiFi is an issue anymore. There was an odd captive portal-ish thing which would appear time to time but was ignorable