Think Space Kamakura

Think Space Kamakura

A coworking space renovated from an old folk house with a hearth.
It can be used for a wide range of purposes, from individual drop-in use, online meetings, meetings with several people, and charter use after 15 people.
Refresh yourself in the sea or mountains between work, increase your concentration and creativity with a mindfulness program, engage in open dialogue around the hearth, enhance well-being as a base for Kamakura wormcation, and work together. You can spend time creating wounds.

Kamakura
Think Space Kamakura
ADDRESS 2-10-21 Inamuragasaki, Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture 248-0024
TEL 0467-37-9624
BUSINESS HOURS

・ Worcation drop-in: 8: 00-21: 00 (reservation required)
・ Between the hearth and tatami mats Private use: 24 hours a day (reservation required)
・ ROOM-A charter use: 24-hour support (reservation required)

ACCESS

Enoshima Electric Railway Inamuragasaki Station 5 minutes walk

PARKING LOT No parking
HP https://thinkspace.jp

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