
01 · Osaka
CYGAMES
The drinks machines
The drinks machines are free, and what is in them is decided by an internal survey and rotated.
Read the CYGAMES office →COLLECTIONS › COFFEE & DRINK CORNERS
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Free drinks, coffee servers and vending machines — how Japanese offices keep people going.
Japan is the land of the vending machine, and offices carry the habit on: drink corners, coffee servers and, at some companies, drinks that cost nothing. These are the offices where the coffee is part of the design.

01 · Osaka
The drinks machines
The drinks machines are free, and what is in them is decided by an internal survey and rotated.
Read the CYGAMES office →
02 · Nihonbashi Kabutochō, Tokyo
The coffee server
A coffee server and a company meal service sit alongside the lounge, so a break does not need a trip outside.
Read the HEIWA REAL ESTATE office →
03 · Shibuya, Tokyo
Byron Bay Coffee
The staff cafeteria (weekdays 11:00–16:00) serves a buffet, curry and daily noodles at half price; the in-house Byron Bay Coffee is subsidised by half too.
Read the MIXI office →
04 · Shibaura, Tokyo
The drink counter
The lounge café was planned outwards from the drink counter into relaxing, focused and shared areas.
Read the TBWA HAKUHODO office →
05 · Hatchobori, Tokyo
Sweets, snacks and coffee
Sweets, light meals and coffee are laid out for staff.
Read the KOUSHIN office →
06 · Shibuya, Tokyo
The drink counter
The floors themselves are plainer: free address across both, desks along the windows, planting used to break up the runs, a drink counter, and enclosed places for the work that needs quiet.
Read the MACBEE PLANET office →
07 · Nihonbashi, Tokyo
Coffee at the cafe counter
The Cybozu Cafe serves coffee inside the office, and the CYBOZU BAR counter gives the floor a place to gather after work.
Read the CYBOZU office →
08 · Roppongi, Tokyo
Lounge and drink corner
The café was rebuilt for the move: soft downlights, quiet tones, coffee in hand.
Read the Mercari office →
09 · Roppongi, Tokyo
The vending machines
There is a vending machine from the beef-bowl chain Matsuya and a balanced bento service.
Read the COLOPL office →Questions
WALL has picked 9: CYGAMES (Osaka), HEIWA REAL ESTATE (Nihonbashi Kabutochō, Tokyo), MIXI (Shibuya, Tokyo), TBWA HAKUHODO (Shibaura, Tokyo), KOUSHIN (Hatchobori, Tokyo), MACBEE PLANET (Shibuya, Tokyo), CYBOZU (Nihonbashi, Tokyo), Mercari (Roppongi, Tokyo), COLOPL (Roppongi, Tokyo).
They are spread across 2 places: Tokyo (8), Osaka (1).
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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