AndWorker神楽坂
Located on the Jizo-dori Shopping Street, a 3-minute walk from Edogawabashi Station, "AndWorker" is a coworking cafe for remote workers living nearby and for freelancers and entrepreneurs who want to keep office costs down. Its charm is the homey atmosphere, unique to a ground-floor street-front shop, where you can casually drop in just like a cafe. Perfect for those who say, "I can't concentrate at home, but office rent in central Tokyo is expensive." In addition to high-speed Wi-Fi (NURO Hikari) and power outlets at every seat, we cover all the facilities you need for business, including 4 phone booths available at no extra charge, rental meeting rooms, and multifunction printers. We also offer plans that allow use of our address and corporate registration…
- 1 Chome-5-10 Sekiguchi, Bunkyo City, Tokyo 112-0014, Japan
Today · 10 am–7 pm
- Tuesday: 10 am–7 pm
- Wednesday: 10 am–7 pm
- Thursday: 10 am–7 pm
- Friday: 10 am–7 pm
- Saturday: 10 am–7 pm
- Sunday: 10 am–7 pm
- Monday: 10 am–7 pm
- +81 3-6206-1097
- andworker.store
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Great for a light lunch (tacos or burger) including a 60-minutes drink bar (coffee, cafe latte, ice latte...) under 1000 yen. Tables are large to accommodate for a laptop or books, perfect for studying. The staff is also very kind and helpful.
View on GoogleIt always smells of fried food, and even staying just a little while makes the smell cling to your clothes... The chairs in the single-person space are uncomfortable, so you can't stay long. The coffee isn't good either.
View on GoogleA time-based coworking cafe☕ I stayed 1 hour, 715 yen. I had 2 drinks. The hazelnut coffee was especially good. For cold drinks, I made my own mix by pouring half orange juice and half iced tea. It's something I can't try at home, so I was a little happy. The food looked good too. My eyesight is poor so I couldn't tell what they had, but it smelled really good. The seats keep your personal space and the layout is roomy. There seemed to be semi-private booths and meeting rooms too. I'm curious about the rental floors upstairs. It'd be convenient to have a space like this on the 1st floor.
View on GoogleA cafe for teleworking. Most people come alone or in pairs, and even groups basically don't talk. Most people are quietly working away on their PCs alone. The 3-hour pack is 1,000 yen, which makes it easy to use. For calls and online meetings, there are dedicated phone booths you go into (kind of like a narrow phone box). Drinks like coffee and tea are self-serve and unlimited, and you can order simple light meals if you ask. The staff don't chat much outside of work matters, and there are plenty of staff on hand, which is helpful. 〇Bright and clean 〇The desks are wide, so it's easy to work 〇The 3-hour pack is just right when you want to focus on work 〇I've used it on weekdays and weekends, and there are usually 1~2 seats free △Sometimes there are people holding full-on meetings or discussions in the open space, so if noise bothers you, it might be good to bring earphones. △Personally I don't like the in-store BGM, and I wish they'd switch to music that helps you concentrate (like ambient music). △The air conditioning is strong, and seats that get direct airflow are almost too cold, even in summer.
View on GoogleIt was stylish and clean, which was nice. However, there's no maximum charge, so it gets expensive if you want to use it all day.
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