JAPAN'S BEST-DESIGNED OFFICES
01 · Tokyo
Expedia Japan
Cherry blossoms on the wall
Two large free spaces, EDO with Mount Fuji and NANIWA with cherry blossoms, are favourites for lunch meetings.
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17 Office Murals in Japan That Tell a Company’s Story
Offices in Japan that put their story on the wall — cherry blossoms, chalk, seasons and things people bought.
A mural is the quickest way for an office to say who it is. These offices commission murals, paint their values on the wall and turn a plain partition into a statement.
17 officesTokyo 14Yokohama 1Kanagawa 1Kyoto 17 industries6 added October 2026
02 · Meguro, Tokyo
RAKSUL
The chalkboard mural
A chalk mural reads “The better the system, the better the world becomes!”, and the Japanese motto runs along a dark wall — the company’s purpose written where everyone passes.
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03 · Azabu-Juban, Tokyo
Indeed Japan
A seasonal mural
The work floor wraps a central space in a U, split into four zones each painted with a season — sun for summer, snow-capped Fuji for winter.
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04 · Roppongi, Tokyo
Mercari
The Mercari Wall — items bought on the app
Step off the lift and the first thing you meet is the Mercari Wall: a display of things actually bought on the Mercari app, collected by the company.
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05 · Tokyo
PIXIV
The entrance on 6F
Near reception, a whole wall is covered with small ema drawn by visitors
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06 · Minatomirai, Yokohama
KOEI TECMO
Carp climbing the waterfall, at the lifts
The lifts carry an image of carp swimming up a waterfall.
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07 · Akasaka, Tokyo
KAONAVI
sugao characters on the wall
Characters from sugao, the company’s design system, appear on the walls, and there is a rest space for recharging.
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08 · Osaki, Tokyo
SEGA SAMMY
The brand wall
Visitors are met at the reception and pass the brand wall and the world map on the way in.
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09 · Azabudai, Tokyo
PERSOL CAREER
A painted wall on the office floor
A painted wall marks one end of the floor, lettering runs across another
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10 · Bunkyo, Tokyo
MARUBENI I-DIGIO
The wall, set to water
Reception sets the tone twenty-three floors above them, with a wall of moving image that turns from grass to water behind the company mark.
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11 · Kichijoji, Tokyo
INDIESZERO
A meeting room
the other is papered on every wall with an illustration of the studio at work
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12 · Marunouchi, TokyoNEW
CBRE
A mural
When CBRE Japan moved to Marunouchi, it wanted an office that matched its standing as a top real-estate agent.
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13 · TokyoNEW
OGILVY
A mural in the lounge
Ogilvy & Mather Japan, part of the WPP group, wanted a workplace for the next generation of creative work.
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14 · Kawasaki, KanagawaNEW
NEC
The canteen and a mural
At its Tamagawa plant in Kawasaki, NEC rebuilt the 4,000 m² staff canteen as “FIELD Tamagawa” — a place to work and meet as well as eat.
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15 · Otemachi, TokyoNEW
Japan Post Holdings
The mural
The holding company for the post office, the savings bank and the insurer publishes a thirty-seven-slide tour of its Otemachi head office and writes not one word about any of it — so the building has to speak, and it does, mostly in numbers.
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16 · KyotoNEW
PONOS
The mural wall
The studio behind The Battle Cats spreads across a Kyoto head office with aquariums in it, an Edo office on two floors, and a third called Stella — and puts its name on a wall of moss.
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17 · TokyoNEW
CYBERZ
The mural wall
CyberZ calls its head office the Creative Factory, puts a room called Academy at the centre of it, and keeps next door what it describes as the largest esports-only studio in Japan.
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About this collection
Which offices in Japan feature in “Murals & statement walls”?
WALL has picked 17: Expedia Japan (Tokyo), RAKSUL (Meguro, Tokyo), Indeed Japan (Azabu-Juban, Tokyo), Mercari (Roppongi, Tokyo), PIXIV (Tokyo), KOEI TECMO (Minatomirai, Yokohama), KAONAVI (Akasaka, Tokyo), SEGA SAMMY (Osaki, Tokyo), PERSOL CAREER (Azabudai, Tokyo), MARUBENI I-DIGIO (Bunkyo, Tokyo), INDIESZERO (Kichijoji, Tokyo), CBRE (Marunouchi, Tokyo), OGILVY (Tokyo), NEC (Kawasaki, Kanagawa), Japan Post Holdings (Otemachi, Tokyo), PONOS (Kyoto), CYBERZ (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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