There's a small second floor seating area, with nice windows overlooking the train tracks. It seems to be a very popular tourist destination though, with a lot of people constantly taking photos and selfies. It can be a bit distracting. Mornings are probably best if you want a relaxing environment. Contrary to what some reviews say, there is WiFi that works well. There is a power outlet as well.
Cafe and art exhibition. The space is really big and not especially busy on a weekday. There's decent WiFi and a small menu with drinks and lunch options as well. Tables and chairs aren't the most ergonomic, but it works for a little while at least. There is public outdoor seating by the river as well, which would be a nice option when the weather is good.
Note: Be sure to check their calendar to confirm opening days, since they may close for holidays, private events, and during exhibition replacement period: https://cafe.warehouseofart.org/calendar/
A popular spot in Hiroo. The second floor has counter seats by the windows overlooking the street below. There are power outlets and very fast WiFi. There's also an outdoor area on the 2nd floor, but it seems to be a popular spot for smoking, so I probably wouldn't want to sit there.
Not the most exciting cafe space, but it is workable. The space is operated by the Times Car rental company, and definitely has a bit of a corporate vibe. There's quite a lot of seating space, but also fairly busy on a weekday. Drinks, power, and WiFi available.
The Living Room is a cozy cafe with a great atmosphere. It's very quiet in the morning when I was there, however it got more crowded during lunch time. Prices are a little high, but the quality or both food and drinks is good and the selection of both is great. The only place that had power outlets was on the upper floor and with the sun shining through the windows the laptop gets very warm, so beware. The downstairs floor with the sofas was definitely more comfortable.
This Blue Bottle Coffee is located just around the block from Exit 1 at Minatomirai Station. Good natural light with windows all around. When the weather is nice the doors/windows are open, which is nice. There small tables, counter seats, and 1 large round table. Decent WiFi but no power outlets.
A very small cafe that originates in Australia. Plugs are available althought they are a bit out of sight underneath the table. Desks are well lit with natural light + a soft lamp and lovely to stay around. It's crazy they are open till 10pm on weekdays, and open from 7:30.
If you're looking for a quiet spot in Shibuya then this is a bit of a hidden gem. It is located on the 2F of the OneFive Tokyo Shibuya hotel. Very fast WiFi, a few power outlets available, and decent drinks. The opening hours are quite limited though, so be sure to plan ahead.
There's a small cafe at the Impact Hub building. The cafe is open to the public and you don't need a membership. It's a nice, quiet spot to work, but the guest WiFi is extremely slow and the power outlets are blocked. The cafe serves drinks and some small food/snacks. Food is only available between 11:30 and 14:00.
Dotour isn't usually my first choice for working, but this location outside Kawasaki station is pretty nice though. There's a lot of seating inside, but I think the best choice is the tables by the windows overlooking the intersection below. Fast WiFI, power outlets at some tables, and not too crowded during the day time on a weekday.