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The image features floor plans of a typical Japanese office and a typical American office. The Japanese office consists of a rectangular layout with one "Department Manager" desk centered against a wall adjacent to a group of two "Section Manager" desks directly across; these desks face two clusters of six "clerk" desks each, totaling twelve clerk desks, arranged in two sets of three rows, with three desks per row; a small square marked "Entry" is seen in one corner, and "Windows" are positioned opposite this corner. The American office displays a rectangular floor plan segmenting distinct areas: a "Printer/Copier" space, a "Storage" area, and two "Conference Rooms" aligned vertically along one side next to a row of six equally spaced "clerk" desks lined two-by-two across from these facilities; additional features include one "Department Manager" and one "Section Manager" desks positioned parallel across from the clerks' desks, with "Windows" spanning the length of the opposite wall.
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The provided graph depitcs the difference of how American and Japanese offices are organized. The main thing that stands out that in the typical Japanese office is furnished with tables and chairs only, whereas the American office has all the needed equipments and rooms located close to each other.First thing that we notice, is that Typical Japanese office has a one window where the chair of Department manager and the two big tables are centralised and sat with section manager and other workers.
On the other hand, in American office managers are sat in the center and alongside the two windows, there are conference rooms, storage and printer copier, and on the other side the main bodies such as section manager and department managers are located.
In conclusion, typical American and Japanese offices differ significantly, where Japanese offices give more space to workers, whereas Americal offices has all the neede equipments, rooms and workplaces in one place.
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