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Stork Building Kagamibashi, Niigata-shi
- From ¥37,500/Per Desk/ Month
About this workspace
Stork Building Kagamibashi sits on Masaya Koji in Furumachi, Niigata-shi’s longstanding business district near city hall. As a result, teams gain a central address close to major services and established corporates. However, the setting remains calm enough for focused work throughout the day.
Inside, private offices, coworking areas, and bookable meeting rooms support different ways of working. In addition, breakout areas and a handy snack bar make quick pauses and informal chats easy. Lifts, a suspended ceiling for tidy cabling and lighting, and on-site parking round out practical day-to-day needs. Reliable Wi‑Fi and ergonomic seating come as standard, with on-site support when you need it.
For rail links, Hakusan Station on the JR Echigo Line is within walking distance and connects quickly across the city. Meanwhile, frequent buses run along Masaya Koji and over Bandai Bridge to Niigata Station. From there, the Joetsu Shinkansen reaches Tokyo in about one hour and forty minutes. Drivers also have straightforward access to the Hokuriku, Ban’etsu, and Nihonkai-Tohoku Expressways. On-site parking helps visiting clients and drivers.
Furthermore, Furumachi offers banks, government offices, and long-standing retailers, with cafés and restaurants for client meetings. In addition, local services and the Shinano River waterfront are a short stroll for breaks or walks. Stork Building Kagamibashi offers a well-connected base for teams in Niigata-shi.
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