SHIBUYA QWS Signs Partnership Agreements with Startup Support Hubs in Australia and South Korea

SHIBUYA QWS (pronounced "Shibuya Queues"), a co-creation facility on the 15th floor of Shibuya Scramble Square, has signed facility partnership agreements with several overseas hubs to strengthen its startup support network in Australia and South Korea.

Overview of the Agreements

• July 7, 2026: Y.hub in Yanchep, Australia
• October 23, 2026: Global Startup Center (GSC) and Startup Venture Campus Seoul (SVC Seoul) in Seoul, South Korea
• October 26, 2026: dcamp in Seoul, South Korea

Main Areas of Cooperation

• Mutual introductions of companies and others that contribute to the Japan-Korea and Japan-Australia startup communities
• Mutual use of each facility by supported or member startups and large companies, as well as operating staff
• Support for building international networks through jointly hosted events and programs

About the Hubs

Y.hub is an innovation community hub in Yanchep, Western Australia, offering coworking space and support for entrepreneurs. GSC and SVC Seoul are hubs that support foreign entrepreneurs and overseas startups entering the South Korean market. dcamp is a support organization run by a foundation jointly established by 19 South Korean financial institutions, providing investment, acceleration, mentoring and more.

QWS has previously signed agreements with facilities in South Korea, Singapore and Finland. It will continue to expand its partnerships with overseas hubs to support its members' global expansion and the entry of overseas startups into Japan.