Experience Networking Like Never Before at '56 HOUR' Every Friday at Workspace & Bar 56

Discover '56 HOUR': A Unique Networking Experience at Workspace & Bar 56

Starting September 12, 2025, the co-working space and bar, Workspace & Bar 56, located in Nihonbashi, Ningyocho, introduces an exciting weekly networking event titled '56 HOUR'. This event is set to occur every Friday from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM, where attendees can enjoy unlimited sparkling wine in an atmosphere designed for interaction and collaboration.

Event Overview

'56 HOUR' welcomes individuals who are currently utilizing the workspace for free, while external participants can join for a nominal fee of 1,100 yen (inclusive of tax). The format is simple: kick off your evening with a toast and enjoy a full hour of mingling, exchanging ideas, and perhaps even sparking potential collaborations.

The Purpose Behind '56 HOUR'

Workspace & Bar 56 aims to cultivate a community where varied professions converge, including solo entrepreneurs, freelancers, startup founders, and remote workers. In recognizing the importance of connection, the organizers initiated '56 HOUR' to enable a relaxed environment for networking. Participants can expect informal interactions that pave the way for knowledge sharing and collaboration opportunities, enriching the experiences and work lives of those attending.

Event Details:

- Event Name: '56 HOUR'
- Schedule: Every Friday, Starting September 12, 2025, from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM
- Location: Workspace & Bar 56, 5F FS Building, 2-21-1 Nihonbashi Ningyocho, Chuo City, Tokyo
- Participation Fee:

- Free for those using the co-working space
- 1,100 yen (tax included) for those joining only for the event

- Payment Methods: QR code payments, electronic money, and credit cards accepted (cash is not accepted)
- Capacity: Approximately 10 attendees
- Recommended for:

- Those looking for a networking venue after work in the Nihonbashi/Ningyocho area
- Remote workers wishing to build local connections
- Individuals seeking a brief experience of the co-working space environment