[Yamagata, Murayama City] Link MURAYAMA|Free Wi-Fi & Power Outlets! A Perfect Hidden Spot for Nomads
2026/04/10 This site contains advertisements. Category: facility
Have you ever felt, “I want to work remotely in Higashine or Murayama, but there’s no perfect place…”? Cafés can be crowded and hard to stay in for long, and family restaurants often feel distracting when you want to focus. When you consider power outlets, Wi-Fi, and even meals, finding a truly comfortable work spot can be surprisingly difficult.
Especially in Murayama City, the reality is that there aren’t many options for a calm, productive workspace. For those facing this challenge, we highly recommend Link MURAYAMA — a rare and valuable nomad-friendly spot in the Murayama area. This article explains in detail why Link MURAYAMA is an ideal place for “nomad work.”
What Is Link MURAYAMA — the Perfect Spot for Nomad Work?

Nomad work refers to a flexible working style where people use laptops or smartphones to work freely from cafés, coworking spaces, or wherever they prefer — rather than staying in one fixed location. Those who work this way are often called “nomad workers.”
Link MURAYAMA is an excellent place for such nomad-style work.
It is a multi-purpose facility combining public spaces and private businesses. To revitalize Murayama City, the former Yamagata Prefectural Tateoka High School was renovated into a community activation facility.
It features an easily accessible open space, reservable meeting rooms, and serves as an open community hub for the region. Private businesses also operate inside, including shops and offices, along with fitness facilities, a gym for children, and a kids’ play area — creating a space where people of all ages interact.
The Link MURAYAMA logo uses the letters “L” and “M,” designed to evoke the shared “mountain” character found in both the prefecture and city names.
About the Former Tateoka High School
The building used for Link MURAYAMA was once the Yamagata Prefectural Tateoka High School. It began in 1921 as a private girls’ school, later becoming Tateoka High School in 1950. Due to school consolidation, it closed in 2016. Loved by the community until its closure, the building was preserved and reborn as Link MURAYAMA.
Today, its legacy continues as Higashizakura Gakkan High School in Higashine City — the prefecture’s first integrated junior and senior high school, inheriting Tateoka’s traditions.
The school emblem’s three spirals represent the motto “Truth, Goodness, Beauty,” as well as the letter “T.” Students affectionately called it the “Warabi Mark.” Tateoka High School was also known for its cherry blossoms, mentioned in the school song. Beautiful cherry trees bloom in spring, and both the emblem and school song can still be viewed on the first floor.
Introducing Facilities Ideal for Nomad Work
Link MURAYAMA offers two floors suited to different working styles. Relax on the first floor when you want a casual atmosphere, or head to the second floor when you need deep focus.
Open and Spacious First-Floor Living & Coworking Area
This is the first area you see when entering the main entrance — the largest and most accessible open space in Link MURAYAMA. You can work or study comfortably like in a café, chat with friends, or simply enjoy your time. Wi-Fi and power outlets are fully available, making it ideal for long stays.


※Usage fee: Free (fees apply only for reserved private use)
Take a Break with Bagels or Pizza When You Need Lunch
On the first floor, you’ll find Yama Bagel, offering bagels, drinks, coffee, and gelato. It’s a sister shop of “Yama Bagel & Coffee Stand” in Higashine, and features menu items available only here.
In the same building (Block C), Pizza Nu-ma serves freshly baked pizza and pasta. The interior uses repurposed school desks and chairs, giving the space a nostalgic, school-like atmosphere. You can dine inside the shops or bring your food to the living/coworking area.
During my weekday visit, many adults were working while enjoying drinks. Local seniors chatted peacefully, creating a warm atmosphere. In the evening, students gathered after school, making the space lively. The changing atmosphere throughout the day is part of its charm.



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For Deep Focus: Second-Floor Coworking Space
In addition to the first-floor living area, the second floor offers a paid coworking space. Although paid, it provides a quiet, highly focused environment. Rates are affordable: 100 yen per hour, 500 yen per day.
Unlike the relaxed first floor, this area is ideal for serious work or study. It features spacious desks, power outlets, Wi-Fi, and desk lamps — perfect for remote work or creating documents.

※Reservation required.
Large Parking Lots for Peace of Mind
The facility offers about 110 parking spaces (including 4 accessible spaces), free of charge. The lots are well-organized, making parking easy even for those who are not confident drivers.
【North Parking Lot】

【South Parking Lot】

Usage Fees
| Floor / Facility | Usage Type | Capacity | Fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1F Living & Coworking Space | Free *Fees apply for private reservations depending on area size |
Approx. 50 people | Private use: 1 hour 500 yen / 1000 yen / 2000 yen (depending on area) |
| 2F Coworking Space | Per seat | 14 seats | 1 hour 100 yen / 1 day 500 yen / 1 month 3,000 yen |
Facility Information
- Address
- 2-1-1 Tateoka Aramachi, Murayama City, Yamagata 995-0032
- Phone
- 0237-48-8212
- Opening Hours
- 9:00–20:00
- Closed
- Second Wednesday of each month / December 29–January 3
(Shop hours and holidays vary by tenant.) - Official Website
- Official Website
For private reservations, please contact them via the inquiry form on the official website.
Summary
When you can “work anywhere,” choosing *where* you spend your time becomes important. Link MURAYAMA is a renovated former school building that offers a calm, focused coworking environment. With cafés and a pizza shop on-site, it’s perfect for nomad workers who want to enjoy food while working comfortably for long hours.
It’s also a familiar hangout for local children — after school, you’ll hear them say, “Let’s go to Link!” Link MURAYAMA preserves the charm of its historic school building while providing modern facilities suited to today’s working styles.
If you’re looking for a nomad-friendly spot in Murayama City, try spending your own quiet, productive time at Link MURAYAMA.
