Studios, rooms and facility hire

Coworking and meeting rooms#

Rooms hired by the hour during the working day, where the only thing that matters is that two people cannot book the same room at once.

Suggested booking questions: How many people? · Do you need a screen or a whiteboard?

Booking guide for coworking and meeting rooms in Japan

Event space hire#

A viewing appointment comes first, and the hire itself is a contract rather than a slot.

Photo studio rental#

Half-day blocks where setting up and clearing down is inside the booked time, not around it.

Suggested booking questions: What are you shooting? · How many people on set? · Do you need lighting or a backdrop?

Dance studio hire#

Hourly hire that fills evenings and weekends and empties on weekday mornings.

Kitchen and ghost-kitchen hire#

Long blocks booked by food businesses on a recurring weekly pattern.

Suggested booking questions: What will you be cooking? · Do you have a food licence? · Equipment you need

Pop-up retail space#

Booked in days and weeks rather than hours, always preceded by a viewing.

Gallery space hire#

Exhibitions run for weeks, so the only thing booked by the hour is the viewing and the hanging day.

Futsal and tennis court booking#

Hourly, floodlit into the evening, and completely dependent on the weather for outdoor courts.

Golf simulator bays#

Evenings sell out and daytime does not, on a fixed number of bays.

Batting cages#

Short slots in high volume, where booking exists mainly to guarantee a cage at the weekend.

Karaoke rooms#

Rooms by the hour with a hard reset between groups, and demand entirely in the evening.

Storage and parking viewings#

A short viewing appointment that converts straight into a contract.

Gym day passes#

Visitors and travellers buying a single entry, who need to pay before they arrive.

Rehearsal and practice room hire#

Consecutive hourly bookings on several rooms, priced differently by room size.