
01 · Shibuya, Tokyo
MIXI
Massage room
A massage room with licensed therapists takes bookings of up to 30 minutes.
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Collection
Where people in Japanese offices go to rest — massage tables, massage chairs and a quiet room.

01 · Shibuya, Tokyo
Massage room
A massage room with licensed therapists takes bookings of up to 30 minutes.
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02 · Makuhari, Chiba
Massage chairs
A relaxation room with massage chairs and a view of the Makuhari sea is open 24 hours, alongside nap rooms and showers for people who work around the clock.
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03 · Shibuya, Tokyo
Relaxation room
A massage room with in-house therapists, free up to four times a month, in every office.
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04 · Nihonbashi, Tokyo
The relax space
A relax space rounds out the floor — because an office built for teamwork also needs a place to be quietly alone.
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05 · Minatomirai, Yokohama
The relax space on 2F
Next to the offices are relax spaces, and each floor’s space has a different concept — so taking a break on the 2nd floor feels different from taking one on the 7th.
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06 · Tokyo
The massage room
The massage room, also staff-only, looks out on Tokyo Station; the company says its therapist is very popular.
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07 · Tokyo & Osaka
The circular sofa in the relaxing space
The relaxing space is stocked with games, DVDs and manga, and the company is plain about why: imagination is the material.
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