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12 Office Sofas in Japan — Round, Curved and Tiered Seats Worth Copying

Sofas that do real work — round, curved, tiered and tucked into booths, from Tokyo to Sapporo, Kyoto and Oita.

A sofa changes how people use a floor: they sit longer, talk more quietly and meet without booking a room. The offices here use sofas in lounges, by windows, in booths and even as steps.

12 officesTokyo 8Osaka 2Kyoto 1Oita 1Sapporo 16 industries12 added October 2026
KONAMI — Red sofas in Kobe

01 · TokyoNEW

KONAMI

Red sofas in Kobe

Konami Group introduces its workplaces through six sites: its next-generation research and development base, Konami Creative Front Tokyo Bay, along with Konami Creative Center Ginza, Konami Osaka Studio, and technical centres in Kanagawa and Kobe and a business site in Ichinomiya.

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ASAHI SHIMBUN — A round sofa

02 · Chūō, TokyoNEW

ASAHI SHIMBUN

A round sofa

When the Asahi Shimbun formed a new media business division, it brought about 800 people from different sites onto one floor of its head office in Tsukiji.

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BANDAI NAMCO — The tiered sofa steps

03 · TokyoNEW

BANDAI NAMCO

The tiered sofa steps

On the 12th floor of Bandai Namco Entertainment’s head office sits LIVE-RALLY, an in-house coworking space opened in 2019.

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HEXA DRIVE — The circular sofa in the relaxing space

04 · Tokyo & OsakaNEW

HEXA DRIVE

The circular sofa in the relaxing space

HEXA DRIVE runs two studios, one in Shinagawa in Tokyo and one on the 28th floor of Namba Parks Tower in Osaka.

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ManpowerGroup Japan — The curved sofa

05 · Shibaura, TokyoNEW

ManpowerGroup Japan

The curved sofa

Japan’s first staffing company works thirty floors above Tamachi station, and has put a long timber table, a rock-shaped sofa and a great deal of planting between the desks and the glass.

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HAPPY ELEMENTS — The low sofas

06 · Shimogyō, KyotoNEW

HAPPY ELEMENTS

The low sofas

Cacalia Studio, the Kyoto production arm of Happy Elements, gives one entire floor to a café with a tatami bay in it, takes the telephones off the working floor, and keeps a soundproof room for writing music.

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OEC — The sofa booths

08 · OitaNEW

OEC

The sofa booths

OEC is an IT company with two head offices, one in Oita and one in Tokyo.

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HBA — Bench and sofa seating

09 · SapporoNEW

HBA

Bench and sofa seating

This Hokkaidō IT company shows three offices side by side — its Sapporo head office, a second Sapporo office called Sōsei Innovative Office, and a collaboration office in Shinagawa — each photographed room by room, and lets the differences between them do the talking.

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YRGLM — The sofa seats

10 · OsakaNEW

YRGLM

The sofa seats

YRGLM (Ilgrum), founded in 2001, rebuilt its Osaka head office after the pandemic had pushed its people apart.

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SAZABY LEAGUE — A sofa between the pillars

11 · TokyoNEW

SAZABY LEAGUE

A sofa between the pillars

Sazaby League’s holding-company offices sit on the 6th and 7th floors of a building whose ground floor is a Ron Herman shop and café, one of the group’s own brands.

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CyberAgent — Tables and sofas

12 · Shibuya, TokyoNEW

CyberAgent

Tables and sofas

Media, ad tech, games, venture investment: CyberAgent keeps launching businesses, and its Shibuya offices are built for the engineers and creators who make them — a room for deep focus, a lounge for learning, and a long list of programmes so people can stay for years.

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Questions

About this collection

Which offices in Japan feature in “Office sofas”?

WALL has picked 12: KONAMI (Tokyo), ASAHI SHIMBUN (Chūō, Tokyo), BANDAI NAMCO (Tokyo), HEXA DRIVE (Tokyo & Osaka), ManpowerGroup Japan (Shibaura, Tokyo), HAPPY ELEMENTS (Shimogyō, Kyoto), MITSUI & CO. (Otemachi, Tokyo), OEC (Oita), HBA (Sapporo), YRGLM (Osaka), SAZABY LEAGUE (Tokyo), CyberAgent (Shibuya, 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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