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Office space in Akasaka.

Tokyo's legal, government, and business services hub. No broker fee. No 1-month commission. Direct to the operators who manage the buildings.

What Akasaka office space costs.

Market-rate benchmarks for flex and managed office space in Akasaka. Real operator-quoted figures — without broker fees inflating the invoice. £1 ≈ ¥190 (May 2026).

Per desk / month
¥55,000–110,000
JPY
4 desks
from ¥220,000
per month
20 desks
from ¥1,100,000
per month
50 desks
from ¥2,750,000
per month
Team size
Monthly cost
Annual cost
4 desks — private office
¥220,000/mo
¥2,640,000/yr
20 desks — managed suite
¥1,100,000/mo
¥13,200,000/yr
50 desks — floor plate
¥2,750,000/mo
¥33,000,000/yr

* Akasaka sits between Roppongi and Marunouchi, offering a middle tier of pricing. The district's concentration of law firms, embassies, and business associations keeps demand steady. WeWork Akasaka and nearby IWG sites provide the main flex supply. Contact operators directly via Seek for a live quote.

Operators with presence in Akasaka.

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What a broker costs you in Akasaka.

Tokyo agency fees are typically 1 month's rent per deal — paid by the tenant or split with the landlord. On a ¥55,000/desk/month office, that's ¥55,000–¥110,000 in commission on signing. Seek removes this layer.

The intermediary layer you don't see.

Tokyo norm: 1 month's rent as agency fee (仲介手数料), typically paid by the tenant or split landlord/tenant.

Example: ¥55,000/desk/month space → ¥55,000–¥110,000 in commission costs on signing.

Seek removes the intermediary layer — your enquiry goes direct to the Akasaka operator at their real price.

Direct enquiry to the operator — no broker layer, no 1-month commission baked into your quote.
Transparent pricing — operators on Seek compete on their actual rates, not rates padded to recover an agency fee.
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JR and Metro lines serving Akasaka.

Key rail lines and stations for commuting to Akasaka. Tokyo's subway is the world's most-used urban rail network.

Line
Station / access
Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line
Akasaka Station (3 min)
Tokyo Metro Ginza Line
Tameike-sanno Station (5 min)
Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line
Tameike-sanno Station
Tokyo Metro Namboku Line
Tameike-sanno Station
JR Chuo Line
Kokkai-gijidomae Station (7 min)

Akasaka — who it suits.

Tokyo's legal, government, and business services hub. Understanding the character of Akasaka helps you decide if it's the right base for your business.

legal government embassy professional business services

How much does a broker cost on your deal?

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Annual office rent (JPY)
¥50,000
¥10K ¥500K
8% 15%
Broker fee
¥5,000
extracted from your deal
With Seek
¥0
no commission, no fee
You keep
¥5,000
stays in your business

£5,000 in GBP — Seek operates fee-free globally.

No agent. No fee. ¥5,000 stays in your business.

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* Industry-standard broker commission for flex/serviced office space is 8–15% of year-one rent. Seek charges operators; tenants pay nothing. Savings figures are illustrative based on the rate you select.

Common questions about Akasaka offices.

Akasaka flex space runs ¥55,000–110,000/desk/month — between Shinjuku and Roppongi in pricing. Median dedicated desk: ¥75,000/mo (≈£395). The district offers good value relative to Marunouchi proximity — same business district access at 20–30% lower cost.
WeWork Akasaka is the flagship location. IWG/Regus operates nearby in Tameike-sanno and Nagatacho. Servcorp holds Akasaka addresses for premium private offices. The district suits legal, consulting, and association tenants who need proximity to Kasumigaseki (government ministries) and the National Diet.
Yes — all flex operators in Akasaka offer month-to-month and 6–12 month options. No Japanese entity is required to take a flex licence. Foreign law firms, trade associations, and representative offices commonly use flex space as a base before committing to longer conventional leases.
Akasaka Station (Chiyoda Line) connects to Shinjuku (12 min), Omotesando (10 min), and Otemachi/Marunouchi (5 min via Chiyoda line transfer). Tameike-sanno Station (4-line interchange) provides access to Nagatacho, Roppongi (via Hibiya Line), and Ginza. Kasumigaseki government district is a 10-min walk from Akasaka Station.
Tokyo agency fees: ~1 month's rent (¥55,000–110,000 for Akasaka, ≈£289–579). Seek removes this layer entirely — direct to the operator, at the operator's published price, with no commission baked in.
Akasaka's tenant mix (legal, diplomatic, associations) prefers private serviced offices over open coworking. WeWork Akasaka offers both formats. Servcorp and Regus focus on enclosed private offices with full business infrastructure. All operate under flex licences, avoiding conventional lease deposit requirements.
WeWork Akasaka offers 24/7 card access. Regus Signature sites in the adjacent Nagatacho/Tameike area typically include 24/7 rights for private office members. Confirm access terms and any hour restrictions at time of enquiry.
Akasaka is ideal for legal, consulting, and association teams needing proximity to Kasumigaseki and the National Diet, or companies wanting Marunouchi-adjacent prestige at a lower price than the CBD itself. Compare operators on Seek — direct pricing, no broker commission, enquire and deal directly.

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