A very small spot, with only a couple of counter bar seats that are particularly suitable for working. On a weekend afternoon it was surprisingly not very busy. There was a sign saying "no working remotely" but I asked the staff it was ok to use my laptop and they said it was. Beverage options are very focused on coffee (not plain ice or hot tea offered).

Interior is quite small and minimal, but when the weather is nice, they have a large outdoor seating area, which is really nice. Pastries and sacks available. WiFi is decent, I didn't see any power outlets.

Walkable from Nakameguro station, but closer to Ikejiri-ohashi. Quite busy on a weekday around lunch time. Nice interior, but the large table felt a bit cramped when it was full. There was a sign about a 90 minute time limit (when busy).

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/

Good WiFi, power outlets, and comfortable seats. Other than that, nothing special. Small seating area on the first, and a larger seating area upstairs. It was a little crowded and noisy on a weekday, and the air got a little stuffy.

Modern coworking space with a gallery and open floor for events. Bright natural light, great atmosphere, proactive staff, affordable prices, flexible layout, fast WiFi, inspiring community. Highly recommended for focused work and meeting cool people.

A hotel with a public lobby cafe where there are couple of seats to sit in.

More sockets on the first floor but much fewer on the second floor, where it has better view.