Workspace Reservation Service 'WORKUS' Partners with 164 Private Booths from 'CocoDesk'

Ofaas, a wholly-owned subsidiary of SoftBank Corp., has entered into a business partnership with Fujifilm Business Innovation Corp., which operates the private workspace service 'CocoDesk.' As a result, users of the workspace reservation service 'WORKUS' can access 164 'CocoDesk' booths located in station interiors, city centers, and office buildings starting May 25, 2026.

This partnership aims to support diverse working styles by expanding access to high-convenience workspaces. As flexible, location-independent work styles become common, there is an increasing need to secure work spaces during business trips or while out and about. By integrating 'CocoDesk,' primarily centered around the Tokyo Metro, into the 'WORKUS' network, the companies aim to meet this demand and significantly enhance user convenience.

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- Additional booths: 164 total
- Service areas: Near stations in Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba, Saitama, Osaka, and Aichi
- Eligibility: WORKUS individual and corporate members
- How to use: Search and reserve via the WORKUS app

'CocoDesk' offers private workspaces equipped with desks, chairs, power outlets, Wi-Fi, and large monitors, making them suitable for online meetings and concentrated work. 'WORKUS' is a platform providing access to approximately 1,000 locations nationwide, with pay-as-you-go pricing starting from 100 yen per 30 minutes.