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A Descriptive Statistics on Coworking Spaces in Japan

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  • Uda, Tadashi
  • Abe, Tomokazu

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This paper aims to shed light on the actual condition of coworking spaces in Japan based on a questionnaire survey. A way of working called "coworking" and a place for such work called "coworking space" have been attracting attention in recent years because they may provide a more flexible work style, diverse members to interact with, and open spaces than are experienced when working in a specific company or corporate office. However, the understanding of this phenomenon is insufficient. Therefore, in this paper we will first review coworking studies with a focus on the annual Global Coworking Survey conducted around the world. Then, we will present the results of the descriptive statistics of a questionnaire survey conducted among almost all coworking spaces operating in Japan from six perspectives: facility, management organization, business strategy, activity, space users, and performance. Based on the results, we will then present and examine the findings of this paper.

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  • Uda, Tadashi & Abe, Tomokazu, 2015. "A Descriptive Statistics on Coworking Spaces in Japan," Discussion paper series. A 297, Graduate School of Economics and Business Administration, Hokkaido University.
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    1. Uda, Tadashi, 2013. "What is Coworking? : A Theoretical Study on the Concept of Coworking," Discussion paper series. A 265, Graduate School of Economics and Business Administration, Hokkaido University.
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    1. Abe, Tomokazu & Uda, Tadashi, 2016. "Current Status and Issues of Coworking Spaces in Japan," Discussion paper series. A 302, Graduate School of Economics and Business Administration, Hokkaido University.

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