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12 Japanese Offices with a Bar of Their Own

Counters inside the office where the day ends — coffee in the morning, a drink and a talk after work.

After-work drinks are part of Japanese office life, and some companies have brought the bar inside: counters, beer servers and house rules for when they open.

12 officesTokyo 9Osaka 3Yokohama 16 industries6 added October 2026
CYBOZU — The CYBOZU BAR

01 · Nihonbashi, Tokyo

CYBOZU

The CYBOZU BAR

The Cybozu Cafe serves coffee inside the office, and the CYBOZU BAR counter gives the floor a place to gather after work. Both are part of the office itself, not a separate facility.

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PIXIV — The bar counter

02 · Tokyo

PIXIV

The bar counter

The bar counter is the heart of internal events such as #P-HUB. A coffee-loving club, #z-coffee, brews here, and a vending machine nearby is free

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MITSUI DESIGNTEC — The kitchen bar

03 · Tokyo

MITSUI DESIGNTEC

The kitchen bar

The kitchen bar welcomes guests from outside; cooking together takes relationships beyond simply working together.

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APPAREL-WEB — The community bar

04 · Nihonbashi, Tokyo

APPAREL-WEB

The community bar

The salon is run like a co-working floor, with a bar at one end serving proper coffee.

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HEXA DRIVE — The counter along the window

05 · Tokyo & Osaka

HEXA DRIVE

The counter along the window

A circular sofa sits at its centre, and a counter runs along the window.

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NET CHART JAPAN — The bar counter

06 · Yokohama

NET CHART JAPAN

The bar counter

The free space has a bar counter; after work the drinks are free, as long as two or more people are there.

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CAPCOM — The bar space

08 · OsakaNEW

CAPCOM

The bar space

Capcom’s recruiting site tours two research and development buildings.

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ATLUS — The bar

09 · Shinagawa, TokyoNEW

ATLUS

The bar

The studio behind Persona and Megami Tensei gives each of its meeting rooms a letter and a port city, and states that no two of them share a wall colour.

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GENIEE — The bar counter

10 · Shinjuku, TokyoNEW

GENIEE

The bar counter

An advertising-technology company states its office concept in three Japanese words, the first of which means not dressed up, and then hangs a stone mask in the lounge.

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SHINEI SHOJI — The counter bar

11 · Shin-Osaka, OsakaNEW

SHINEI SHOJI

The counter bar

A cosmetics and health-food trading house gave its Shin-Osaka head office one idea — a bridge — and ran a gently curved central corridor through the floor to stand for it.

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KITANOTATSUJIN — Kitatatsu Bar

12 · TokyoNEW

KITANOTATSUJIN

Kitatatsu Bar

A Sapporo-founded direct-selling company shows its Tokyo head office as a sequence of arches, a curved green floor and a bar it calls Kitatatsu, open to everyone after six.

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Questions

About this collection

Which offices in Japan feature in “Office bars & counters”?

WALL has picked 12: CYBOZU (Nihonbashi, Tokyo), PIXIV (Tokyo), MITSUI DESIGNTEC (Tokyo), APPAREL-WEB (Nihonbashi, Tokyo), HEXA DRIVE (Tokyo & Osaka), NET CHART JAPAN (Yokohama), MITSUI KNOWLEDGE INDUSTRY (Minato, Tokyo), CAPCOM (Osaka), ATLUS (Shinagawa, Tokyo), GENIEE (Shinjuku, Tokyo), SHINEI SHOJI (Shin-Osaka, Osaka), KITANOTATSUJIN (Tokyo).

Can I visit these offices?

Most are private workplaces and not open to the public. WALL reports on them from the companies’ own published material; each office page links to its source.

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