Hitachi Systems, Ltd. Head Office

By Car Please use the parking lot. Hitachi Systems, Ltd. Head office 1-2-1 Osaki,Shinagawa-ku,Tokyo 141-8672 Lobby 2F ( ) TEL 03-5435-7777 Representative Left turn at Kami-Osaki 2 chome Sakurada St. JR from Meguro IC Shinagawa Station Hanabusayama St. Shinagawa Prince Hotel Seisen University JR Gotanda Gotanda Station Uetake Clinic Shinagawa ward Gymnasium Hino Gakuen IMAGICA Oval Court Osaki Soni St Osakihirokoji Station Hitachi Systems, Ltd. Onari Bridge Gotenyama Park Trust Tower Keihin-Kyuko Line Osaki Police Station Route 15 Rissho University Shinagawa Campas Osaki New City JR Meguro River Osaki Station Gate City Osaki Irukibashi Park Yamanote Line Toklaido Line IMAGICA Shinkansen Yamate St. Head office Oval Court Osaki （Osaki Front Tower） Art Village Onari Bridge Park Osaki Please use the entrance in the parking lot (on the 1st floor). Osaki New City JR Osaki Station Gate City Osaki 20200528 By Train 3 minutes on foot from Osaki Station Hitachi Systems, Ltd. TEL 03-5435-7777 (Representative) About 2 minutes on foot from the Head office Annex 2 Lobby 11F south ticket gate of Osaki Station 1-11-1 Osaki, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 141-0032 Head office Lobby 2F About 3 minutes on foot from the north ticket gate of Osaki Station Recruiting room 11F Connect SMILE∞ LABO 11F 1-2-1 Osaki, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 141-8672 Solution Square Tokyo 2F Head office About 3 minutes on foot from the Head office Annex 1 Lobby 5F north ticket gate of Osaki Station Annex 2 （Gate City Osaki） 1-2-2 Osaki, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 141-0032 Head office Osaki New City Osaki Front Tower Head office Annex 1 Art Village Osaki Central Tower Yamate St. JR Osaki Station North South Gotanda Ticket Gate Ticket Gate Shinagawa Osaki Overpass Route to the head office and to head office Annex 1 Route to head office Annex 2 Exit the north ticket gate of Osaki Station, and then Exit the south ticket gate of Osaki Station, and then make a right, heading toward the east exit. make a left, heading toward the new east exit. At the east exit, make a left, and then go down the Continue straight, and then make a right at the T stairs (or escalator). intersection. Pass under the Osaki overpass, and then go up the Enter the Gate City Ohsaki West Tower from the stairs (or escalator). entrance on the 3rd floor. Head office Annex 1 Head office To get to the head office, go straight. To get to head As soon as you enter the tower, the office building office Annex 1, make a left and the building will be on will be on your left. (The lobby is on the 11th floor.) your right. 20200528.

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