New Starbucks in Tokyo features dedicated space for remote workers


Starbucks has opened a store in Tokyo with private booths that businesspeople can reserve. — AFP Relaxnews

As the coronavirus pandemic has prompted multiple companies to become more cost-efficient with their office spaces, Starbucks has opened a new store in central Tokyo with a dedicated coworking floor.

Starbucks has collaborated with marketing firm Think Lab to design the two-storey building, which is conveniently located in the Ginza neighbourhood of the Japanese capital.

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