Wantedly to Relocate Headquarters to Ebisu Garden Place Tower
Wantedly will relocate its headquarters to the 5th floor of Ebisu Garden Place Tower in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo, on March 16, 2026. The company will consolidate its current Shirokanedai office (spread across two floors) into a single floor, creating a refreshed workplace where all employees can gather in one place.
Wantedly is an HR Tech startup listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Mothers market (now the Growth Market) since 2017 and operates the business SNS “Wantedly.” The platform has 4.37 million registered users and 44,000 client companies (as of January 2026). Operating revenue for the fiscal year ended August 2025 was approximately JPY 4.9 billion. The new office will be designed around the concept of a “secret base for grown-ups,” featuring a lounge furnished with antique pieces and a refresh space with a bar counter.
Ebisu Garden Place Tower is a large-scale office building completed in 1994 by Sapporo Real Estate Development. The company announced its “Ebisu town development strategy” in December 2025, positioning Ebisu as “a town where inspiration is born,” and is advancing initiatives to build a startup support hub. In March 2026, a flexible-workstyle office, “Sreed EBISU+L,” is also scheduled for completion, accelerating the area’s clustering of tech companies. While startup relocations have recently increased, Wantedly’s move is aimed at consolidation rather than expansion—an approach that contrasts with other office strategies in the post-remote-work era.
Key Facts
Business Operator: Wantedly, Inc.
Relocation Date: March 16, 2026
Relocating From: MG Shirokanedai Building, Floors 4–5 (5-12-7 Shirokanedai, Minato Ward, Tokyo)
Relocating To: Ebisu Garden Place Tower, Floor 5 (4-20-3 Ebisu, Shibuya Ward, Tokyo)
Relocating To — Property Details:
Completion: August 1994
Number of Floors: 40F / B5
Gross Floor Area: approx. 52,712 tsubo (approx. 1,875,651 sq. ft.)
Ceiling Height: 2,630 mm
Nearest Stations: 5-minute walk to JR Yamanote Line “Ebisu” Station; 7-minute walk to Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line “Ebisu” Station