
01 · Takeshiba, Tokyo
SoftBank
Window seats
Window seats with a view are the most popular spot for discussions.
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Collection
Window counters and lounges above the city — the most popular seats in offices in Japan.
Japanese office towers put desks and lounges dozens of floors up, and the best seats are the ones by the glass. This collection gathers the seats with a view: window counters, lounges and meeting rooms that look out over the city and the water.

01 · Takeshiba, Tokyo
Window seats
Window seats with a view are the most popular spot for discussions.
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02 · Shibuya, Tokyo
Window-facing counter seats
There are sofas for visitors at the back, a standing table with a whiteboard for quick meetings, and window-facing counter seats that fill up every day.
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05 · Shibuya, Tokyo
Window seats
People meet, focus, eat lunch and toast after work; window seats look over Tokyo.
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06 · Tokyo
The tiered sofa steps
The square looks out from the 12th floor and comes wired for events: screen, sound, and tiered sofa seating on the steps.
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07 · Toyosu, Tokyo
Toyosu from the Center Building
Outside the windows, the Toyosu district keeps rebuilding itself.
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08 · Tokyo
The entrance
Reception staff greet visitors at an entrance that looks out over Tokyo Station, with sofas designed in the shape of the company logo.
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09 · Tokyo
A window counter above the city
Counters and low seats line the windows, giving the floor somewhere to work that is not a desk.
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10 · Shibuya, Tokyo
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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11 · Toranomon, Tokyo
Reception, looking out over the city
The route begins at reception, where the view runs straight at Tokyo Tower.
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12 · Roppongi, Tokyo
Looking out towards Tokyo Tower
From the tables on the tower side, the view runs to Tokyo Tower.
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13 · Kichijoji, Tokyo
The counter by the window
counter seats along the windows, nine floors up
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14 · Roppongi, Minato, Tokyo
The floor at night
Forty floors up: at night the lights in the room drop and the city becomes the wall.
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15 · Shinjuku, Tokyo
The waiting room
A waiting room over the whole of Shinjuku — Mount Fuji in the daytime, the night view in the evening.
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16 · Shiba, Minato, Tokyo
Window seating
On the 19th floor, soft seating is placed along the glass, facing out.
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17 · Shibuya, Tokyo
Mark City
The 23rd-floor meeting room looks south towards Ebisu, Daikanyama and Nakameguro.
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18 · Takamatsu, Kagawa
The visitor meeting room
The visitor meeting room looks out over the sea spreading beyond the windows.
Read the SHIKOKU INSTRUMENTATION office →19 · TokyoNEW
A meeting room with a view
With remote work now possible, NTT Plala redefined its office as a place for co-creation, pride and recognition — somewhere people would be excited to come in to.
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20 · Minato, TokyoNEW
Window seating
Tokyu Housing Lease manages rental homes for the Tokyu Fudosan group, and its office follows the order of building a house: the floor is treated as land with contour lines, roads are drawn through it, and the rooms are put up one building at a time.
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21 · Minato, TokyoNEW
Window seating
Panasonic Connect, the Panasonic group’s B2B solutions company, rebuilt the lift-transfer floor of its Hamarikyū office as COMMONS — a shared ground for meetings, solo work, lunch and events.
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22 · Marunouchi, TokyoNEW
Another view of the Ginza Six floor
Open House Group works out of three offices within a few streets of each other in central Tokyo.
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23 · Akasaka, TokyoNEW
The view counter
Nippon RAD moved to Ark Mori Building in December 2024, and treated the move as a chance to ask what an office is for.
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24 · TokyoNEW
The refresh room and the view
Plus Alpha Consulting moved its head office in March 2022 into a floor with no walls at all.
Read the PLUS ALPHA CONSULTING office →Questions
WALL has picked 24: SoftBank (Takeshiba, Tokyo), CyberAgent (Shibuya, Tokyo), DeNA (Shibuya, Tokyo), KADOKAWA (Tokorozawa, Saitama), SANSAN (Shibuya, Tokyo), BANDAI NAMCO (Tokyo), NTT DATA (Toyosu, Tokyo), GUNGHO (Tokyo), MUJI (Tokyo), TOKYU LAND (Shibuya, Tokyo), NIHON SEKKEI (Toranomon, Tokyo), MEDLEY (Roppongi, Tokyo), INDIESZERO (Kichijoji, Tokyo), SANKYODO TAX GROUP (Roppongi, Minato, Tokyo), BSTYLE GROUP (Shinjuku, Tokyo), DHC (Shiba, Minato, Tokyo), SONY BIZ NETWORKS (Shibuya, Tokyo), SHIKOKU INSTRUMENTATION (Takamatsu, Kagawa), NTT PLALA (Tokyo), TOKYU HOUSING LEASE (Minato, Tokyo), PANASONIC CONNECT (Minato, Tokyo), OPEN HOUSE GROUP (Marunouchi, Tokyo), NIPPON RAD (Akasaka, Tokyo), PLUS ALPHA CONSULTING (Tokyo).
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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