The diagram below illustrate an internal design of Amrican and Japanese offices.
Overall, both offices comprised of tables from where people can work and windows for lightening. Japanese tend to work ensemble, in contrast Americans prefer working separately.
In the typical Japanese offices there are two table for workers on the right and left side of office. On the top of these tables selection managers sit. Section managers depend on department manager who sits on the north side of room. Workers discuss project together around of these tables, however american workers have separate desks for working in the middle of working place. Their selection and department manegers have their own room on the right side of office. If officers want to discuss project, conference rooms are allocated for this purpose. Additionally, american office contains storage and rooms in where printers are stored.
Another main difference is location of window. There are windows on the north side and east/ west sides, Japanese and American offices, respectively.