Simple and clean interior, very comfortable for working. There are plenty of seating options, and the chairs are comfortable. The music selection is quite special (mostly ambient music) but it wasn't distracting. (Old reviews on Google Maps say you need to pay to use the power outlets, however this is no longer the case). Drinks were a little underwhelming (the English Breakfast tea didn't taste very fresh), but the tiramisu was very tasty.

Not only is this a very work-friendly place, but the food is also fantastic, with many great choices and large portions. If you're looking for a place where you can sit and work all day without going somewhere else to get food, then this is definitely your place! It can get pretty busy though, so arrive before or after the weekday lunch rush to make sure you get a good seat.

The interior is very large with seating available on two floors. The large workable in the middle is quite comfortable. There are power outlets at nearly every seat (even in the floor under the large work table). However, the WiFi was extremely slow, so you'll probably need to use a mobile hotspot if you need reliable internet.

Nice co-working space. Good wifi, lots of power outlets, many seating areas (including work tables with proper office chairs). Monthly membership gives you access to all JustCo locations. 2 month deposit required, credit card not accepted unfortunately.

A great place if you’re looking for a quiet spot on a weekday. Large interior, although the big room feels a little dark and lacks natural light. Good drink selection, including oatly as an option. There's also a small selection of snacks, the banana and hazelnut toast was really tasty, and perfect if you need a small snack. Some power outlets are available, and the WiFi is decent.

A nice, small cafe with a sense of community. The first floor has only counter seats and is not very spacious, but the open kitchen gives a welcoming feeling. Take the stairs to reach the comfortable second floor seating area. There is a sofa area, suitable for relaxing, counter seats, and small tables. Power outlets can be found at every seat, and there's WiFi. There are also great food options, the Danish toast is definitely worth trying. One minor “shortcoming” might be that the atmosphere is too relaxing and you might get distracted from your work or studies. It is easy to fill up after 10:30, so come early!

A great cafe that specializes in Turkish tea, coffee, and desserts. The interior is nicely decorated and the food/drinks were really good (it's definitely worth visiting to try the food!). However, it is a little pricey compared to other cafes in the area. The WiFi was fast and stable, but I didn't see very many power outlets. At least one of the individual seats near the back entrance has access to power.

A very nice and comfortable cafe to work from. The staff was very friendly and welcoming, great cakes, and good drink selection. It wasn't very busy just around lunch, but it filled up later in the afternoon (presumably a popular cafe with students).

On a weekend this was a nice cafe to work from. I imagine it would also be a good spot on a weekday. I like that the tea selection is large, although it seems most of the tea is fruit flavored. They also have homemade desserts that all look quite nice. The WiFi is fast, and the seats along the left wall have access to power outlets.

A small and compact cafe with both indoor and outdoor seating. Besides the seating shown in the photos, there's also a larger shared worktable, and a couple of counter style seats (with power outlets). The morning set is a very good deal, and the baked goods are very tasty.

One of my new favorite spots to work in Shibuya, offering cool vibes and good natural light. The cafe is located in the "sequence" hotel at the new MIYASHITA PARK mall. It's on the 4th floor just next to the hotel reception area.

The space is large and comfortable for working, with many seats and several large work tables. It's a popular spot though, so you'll want to arrive at a good time to make sure you get a good seat. Mornings are definitely the best time. It was very full in the early afternoon, but started to clear out around 6-7pm. The large worktables have easy access to power outlets, and there's WiFi (it works, but definitely a bit slow).

The cafe has a large selection of food/snacks, and a decent selection of drinks (the tea selection is quite small though).