The diagram depicts the facilities of a typical American and Japanese office.
Overall, it is evident that the American office is far more complex and organized than the Japanese one. Notably, both offices consist of two sectors for section managers and one area for department manager.
Regarding the common type of office in Japan, the area where deparment manager sits is situated at the top of the room, adjacent to the wide windows. Meanwhile, the office is separated into two halves, one of which is on the left, whereas the other part is on the right. Nonetheless, both divided areas are organized similarly, with a section manager sector placed at the top of a cluster of sectors for employees.
Moving onto the American office, windows which have the same length are erected on both sides of the room. On the right-hand side of the office, there is an array of amenities for two section managers and a department manager. To the middle of the room, there are areas where blue-collar workers work daily. Turning to the left side, there are two conference rooms, situated at the bottom corner of the room, while a printer copier and an area for storage are placed above.