
01 · Shibuya, Tokyo
TOKYU LAND
The sky terrace on 21F
The climb ends on the 21st floor, on a terrace open to the sky over Shibuya.
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Collection
Offices in Japan with a way outside — roof gardens, sky terraces and balconies for working in the open air.
Outdoor space is rare in a Japanese office building, which makes a terrace a prize. These offices have rooftops, balconies and terraces where people can work or take a break in the open air.

01 · Shibuya, Tokyo
The sky terrace on 21F
The climb ends on the 21st floor, on a terrace open to the sky over Shibuya.
Read the TOKYU LAND office →
02 · Kyoto
The rooftop garden
The roof carries a garden with cherry in the spring and maple in the autumn.
Read the SUKEN SHUPPAN office →
03 · Makuhari, Chiba
Balconies over the void
Where it meets the studio, the atrium becomes QVC Street, with open terraces for conversations on the way.
Read the QVC Japan office →
04 · Himeji, Hyogo
The roof garden from above
The Step Atrium runs from the entrance lobby up to the fourth floor and on to the roof.
Read the ECO RING office →
05 · Kanon-shinmachi, Hiroshima
The terrace
The site looks at the sea, but from inside you cannot see it for a long time; the terrace is where it appears.
Read the MOLTEN office →
06 · Hamamatsu, Shizuoka
The roof terrace
Below the working floors are the canteen and the roof terrace.
Read the HAMAMATSU IWATA SHINKIN BANK office →
07 · Yoyogi, Tokyo
The terrace
A terrace runs along the building.
Read the HYTEC INTER office →
08 · Minatomirai, Yokohama
Terrace seats
There are terrace seats too.
Read the KOEI TECMO office →
09 · Kawaramachi, Kyoto
The roof terrace
Read the THE KYOTO SHINKIN BANK office →

12 · Tamachi, Minato, Tokyo
The terrace
Read the MITSUBISHI AUTO LEASING office →Questions
WALL has picked 12: TOKYU LAND (Shibuya, Tokyo), SUKEN SHUPPAN (Kyoto), QVC Japan (Makuhari, Chiba), ECO RING (Himeji, Hyogo), MOLTEN (Kanon-shinmachi, Hiroshima), HAMAMATSU IWATA SHINKIN BANK (Hamamatsu, Shizuoka), HYTEC INTER (Yoyogi, Tokyo), KOEI TECMO (Minatomirai, Yokohama), THE KYOTO SHINKIN BANK (Kawaramachi, Kyoto), HAPPY ELEMENTS (Shimogyō, Kyoto), NIKON (Nishi-Oi, Tokyo), MITSUBISHI AUTO LEASING (Tamachi, Minato, Tokyo).
They are spread across 7 places: Tokyo (4), Kyoto (3), Chiba (1), Hyogo (1), Hiroshima (1), Shizuoka (1), Yokohama (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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