Take our user survey and make your voice heard.
The Tokyo metropolitan government (TMG), as part of its policy to make Tokyo into the world’s leading financial city, is implementing the “Project for Temporary Office Allocation for Financial Foreign Companies and Human Resources,” which will assist foreign financial companies and human resources skilled in finance mainly in Asia in moving to Tokyo by providing them with office space for their temporary stays in Tokyo while they conduct preliminary surveys as a prerequisite for moving.
Following the application period, which began on Oct 16, the six companies listed below have been selected as office operators who will provide office space to foreign financial companies and human resources.
The Executive Centre Japan KK
Heiwa Real Estate Co Ltd
Mitsubishi Estate Co Ltd
Mitsui Fudosan Co Ltd
MORI Building Co Ltd
WeWork Japan GK
How to apply
Please refer to the “Project for Temporary Office Allocation for Foreign Financial Companies and Human Resources Usage Guide” (available in English). Applicants may submit the required documents directly to a certified office operator of their choice. Introduction to these offices will also be offered at both the Tokyo office and Hong Kong office of the Business Development Center TOKYO operated by TMG. Please see the following website for the usage guide and other project details.
https://www.senryaku.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/en/gfct/office-rent.html
© Japan Today
3 Comments
Login to comment
Septim Dynasty
I LOL'ed at this part.
dagon
Free office space for financial fat cats and private equity execs while millions struggle with rent in a pandemic and the number of homeless increase.
A richer example of socialism for the rentier and vicious capitalism for the public could not be found.
robert maes
First, it will not work but some companies might take the free space for a while.
Second, I have 3 companies in Japan in marketing and distribution and I took all the risk, carry all the cost and pay all tax. So that government can use it to give to huge financial corporations?
This is pure discrimination towards other companies