Remote worker at a desk with a Hokkaido landscape through the window

Desks, rooms and rhythm

Work
& stay

A working month needs three things: a desk that holds a call, a bed you can keep for weeks rather than nights, and a time zone you can live with. Here is how all three work in Hokkaido.

01 · The working day

Nine hours ahead
of London

Japan keeps one time zone and never changes it, so whatever overlap you work out in January still holds in July.

02 · Places

Somewhere
to put the laptop

A starting list, not a directory. Photographs for these are still being shot, so some cards show a placeholder.

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03 · What to look for

Five kinds
of base

Most people here end up combining two: a room for the month and a desk for the weekdays.

Tell us your dates
and we will tell you where

The right base depends on the month, how long you are staying and whether you need to be on calls at seven in the morning.