WORK@NAGASAKI

A coworking space inside Nagasaki Stadium City, occupying the entire 10th floor of the North building. At 400 tsubo and 320 seats, it is Nagasaki's largest coworking. The space opened as part of the stadium city mixed-use development and is operated by Regional Creation Nagasaki. Reviewers consistently describe it as unexpectedly sophisticated for the city, with one calling it "so clean and polished I almost doubted I was in Nagasaki."

Drop-in use needs no reservation. Walk in, pay at the desk. ¥1,980 per day, cashless only. Monthly memberships start at ¥25,000/month for unlimited access. Hours run every day from 7:30 to 22:30, which is longer than almost any coworking in Kyushu. Phone support hours are 9:00 to 22:00. One reviewer noted the price feels "a little high". That said, they gave it five stars and said the results justified the cost.

The floor is divided into clearly defined zones. There is an open work area where you pick any seat, a communication space for collaborative work with free drinks, a dedicated focus booth area for deep concentration, three soundproof call boxes (capacity 4, equipped with monitor, webcam, and speaker, no extra charge), and a meeting space with whiteboard and large monitor. The 9th floor also has a Dandanラウンジ (Dandan Lounge) with stadium views and tiered seating for events. One reviewer specifically found their fixed desk next to a meeting booth, which made it noisy for silent study. Worth noting if you need pin-drop quiet.

Wi-Fi is fast. Multiple reviewers describe it as seamless throughout the floor. The facility includes free all-you-can-drink coffee(ground coffee, not instant) and Japanet Water. A natural mineral water. Power outlets are at seats. Loanable equipment includes large monitors, whiteboards, charging cables, and stationery. There is also a vending machine and a paid multifunction printer on site.

No food is served. The free drinks cover coffee and water only. No food menu is listed on the website and none appears in reviews. Dietary options are not confirmed. Vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, or non-dairy milk options are not mentioned anywhere in the available data. The stadium city complex has food and dining options elsewhere in the building.

The space runs on a card-reader entry system. Monthly members get an entry card. Drop-in users get a day pass card at reception and return it on exit. Staff are on-site during all operating hours and are consistently praised for thorough onboarding, especially for first-time visitors. Digital e-book content, newspapers, and qualification study services are accessible via facility Wi-Fi on your own device.