Where it happens
Kamakura HQ
Most Japanese offices have a rigid layout, with small groups in rectangular blocks. Not Kayac: our main Kamakura office has desk space in the style of an engawa, the veranda that traditionally skirts around a Japanese house.
Our headquarters have been awarded Good Design Award in 2009 and continuously get a lot of media attention.
Designed by: Klein Dytham architecture
〒248-0006
Kamakura Syunjyu Square 2F, 2-14-7 Komachi, Kamakura-shi, Kanagawa
Branches
Kamakura Station Office
photograph ／Fuminari Yoshitsugu
When the elevator doors open, a receptionist will cheerfully welcome you on the touch panel. In this office where the staff responsible for the social game business works, the desks and chairs can be moved freely to enable versatile seating arrangements each time teams are reorganized. Also take note of the color ball near the entrance, enabling targets and results to be seen at a glance.
Designed by: TORAFU Architects
〒248-0006
Miyokawa 4F,1-4-1 Komachi, Kamakura-shi,Kanagawa
Kamakura Geba Office
On the 3rd floor of the same building with "smiledog VEGE" is our another office in Kamakura.
The office is not far from the station and located along Wakamiya Oji street, on the way to Yuigahama beach.
Designed by: Mejiro Studio
〒248-0014
Kamakura KF Bld 1F & 3F, 2-2-40 Yuigahama, Kamakura-shi, KanagawaF
Ebisu
The main theme for our Ebisu office was to having fun with numbers, which is one of main accomplishments indicators.
The office could be mobilized to any for at any time.
Designed by: TORAFU Architects
〒150-0021
Ebisu West 3F, 1-16-15 Ebisu Nishi, Shibuya Ku, Tokyo
