As multinational corporations race to diversify sourcing away from traditional hubs, established players in Nihonbashi and Marunouchi are positioning themselves as the indispensable middlemen.
As corporate real estate demand splinters between remote work and collaboration spaces, a Roppongi-based developer is capturing market share by converting aging office stock into flexible, mixed-use environments.
Rising consumer spending and foreign capital inflows are reshaping the capital's retail and dining landscape, signalling sustained growth despite global headwinds.
A surge in last-mile delivery demand and warehouse automation is reshaping employment across the capital, with tech-savvy operators and language specialists commanding premium salaries.
From Middle East tensions to disease outbreaks, international volatility is forcing Tokyo's hospitality sector to rapidly pivot its strategy and pricing.
As companies embrace selective return-to-office policies, prime central locations in Marunouchi and Shibuya are experiencing unexpected rental demand—and early movers are already locking in gains.
As independent ramen vendors expand across Shinjuku and Shibuya, residents and diners need to understand how this shift is reshaping local economics and food culture.
As visitor numbers surge past pre-pandemic levels, a new breed of hospitality entrepreneurs and established players are reshaping how the capital welcomes the world.
Rising inflation, currency volatility, and geopolitical uncertainty are testing the resilience of Japan's financial hub as investors reassess risk appetites.
As global instability threatens shipping routes and trade partnerships, Tokyo's manufacturers and traders face mounting pressure to rethink decades-old business models.
As foreign talent competes with automation, Tokyo's employment landscape is entering a critical transition phase that will reshape hiring strategies across the capital.
