In the graphs above theree is a comparison between the typical American and Japanese office.
It is noteworthy that the typical American office is considerably bigger than the Japanese one, in fact it contains 7 different rooms and every employee has his own desk and in particular every manager has also his own room. Conversely in the typical japanese office there aren’t separated rooms and only the department manager has his own desk while the others employees of the same section works all together at the same table.
It is also noticeable that the typical Japanese office has only a small window, on the contrary American offices have windows that cover almost both the smallest side of the perimeter.
In summary it can be observed that Japanese and American offices are significantly different, in particular they differ on the allocation of the desk and on the presence of rooms like the storage and conference room that can be observed only in America.