JAPAN'S WORKPLACES
Office · Tokorozawa, Saitama · Publishing & entertainment
KADOKAWA — Tokorozawa Campus: a village on a 9,000-square-metre floor
In Tokorozawa Sakura Town, KADOKAWA built a single floor of about 9,000 square metres for some 1,000 people. The concept — diversity made by terrain — won the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Award, the top prize of the 34th Nikkei New Office Awards.
Japanese context inside →KADOKAWA
“A village on a 9,000 m² floor”
Saitama · Publishing
ZOZO
“A headquarters that fits like clothing”
Chiba · Fashion e-commerce
Mercari
“Why gather at all, in the age of AI”
Tokyo · Marketplace app
Microsoft Japan
“An office rebuilt to empower hybrid work”
Tokyo · Technology
SoftBank
“A headquarters run by a thousand sensors”
Tokyo · Telecom
MIXI
“Nine floors for communication”
Tokyo · Entertainment
Amazon Japan
“Rivers, runways and a cardboard dinosaur”
Tokyo · E-commerce
Indeed Japan
“An empty chair for the job seeker”
Tokyo · Job search
Photo · to be added
Series 01 · in preparation
ENGAWA & Beyond
Verandas, earthen floors, alleys. How Japanese offices borrow from the traditional house — and why it works for teams.
- What an engawa is, and why LIFULL built one
- Doma: the earthen floor as a meeting room
- Roji: alleys inside a single floor
Japanese edition · OFFICEMILL
—Design and construction firms in Japan, each with offices featured on WALL. Planning an office in Japan? Start here.
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