Linktides Group Get a complete look at the workplaces and working styles of cutting-edge companies around the world! The latest issue of Forbes Japan’s special edition “WORK MILL” will be released on September 29th.

【Linktides Group】Learn all about the workplaces and working styles of the world’s leading companies! The latest issue of Forbes Japan’s special edition “WORK MILL” goes on sale September 29th. ​
Link Ties Group Press release: September 17, 2025 To Members of the Press Learn all about the workplaces and working styles of the world’s leading companies! The latest issue of Forbes Japan’s special edition “WORK MILL” goes on sale September 29th. Issue 10 of “WORK MILL with Forbes JAPAN,” a business magazine that explores the world of work, will go on sale on Monday, September 29th.
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Forbes JAPAN November issue special issue WORK MILL with Forbes JAPAN ISSUE 10 Re: WORKPLACE Reborn People and Organizations: Spatial Strategies to Shape the Future Reinventing the Workplace Scheduled to be released in bookstores nationwide on Monday, September 29, 2025! Now accepting reservations on Amazon https://amzn.to/4mtjGd2 Interviewing the “work styles” of over 100 companies! Since its launch in 2017, WORK MILL has visited over 100 companies in Japan and overseas to feature cutting-edge work styles. This 10th issue marks the culmination of these efforts, focusing on the reinvention of people and organizations and exploring the spatial strategies of cutting-edge companies. Zoom, Notion, and other world-class companies reveal their offices! A wave of returning to the office, and AI-driven transformation of the office… As changes in work styles accelerate, “workplace reinvention”—a spatial reexamination of workplaces—is underway around the world. This magazine covers the latest offices of 10 companies in five countries, including Zoom’s Silicon Valley headquarters and London Experience Center, decacorn Notion’s San Francisco headquarters, and the headquarters of German media giant Axel Springer. Through interviews with key people in each company’s office operations and workplace environment experts, as well as a wealth of photographs, we introduce cutting-edge work styles. PART 1 │ GRAVITY “Magnetic force” Case 1: ZOOM COMMUNICATIONS Why “Remote Work Heroes” Increase Physical Office Spaces
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/17289/292/17289-292-d0a6005d2c42eaa647f8f34f6a814a23-3900×2546.jpg Case 2：EDELMAN UK Renovating a Red Brick Warehouse in a Historic District, a Place Captivating with Elegance and Beauty Case 3: LEDGER A New Base Cultivated by Hospitality and History, the Challenge of a Cryptocurrency Unicorn PART 2 │ VIBES “Resonance Power” Case 1: NOTION Values ​​that resonate with a $10 billion company to stand the test of time
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/17289/292/17289-292-f48d43331f98f3df3f149afc9b5fe962-3900×2546.jpg Case 2：HEATHERWICK STUDIO What is the “inspirational studio” of the designer who also designed Azabudai Hills? Case 3: PENTAGRAM “Creative Street Corners” Selected by the World’s Most Famous Design Firm Case 4: FIGMA Welcome to our “experience space,” a worldview brought to life through spatial design. PART 3 │ BEYOND “Cross-border power” Case 1: AXEL SPRINGER From a newspaper company to a digital media company, an atrium of innovation that “disintegrates” hierarchies Case 2: PLAYGROUND GLOBAL A “playground” for geniuses that nurtures the next generation of deep tech
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/17289/292/17289-292-80623e4c866870a629d84ca84e7276bf-3900×2546.jpg Case 3: VESTRE A futuristic factory that transforms value through “transparency”: more fun and beautiful DOMESTIC TOPIC 1: COMMON NEXUS The significance of elevating the workplace into an ecosystem, as illustrated by the “commons” connecting universities and local communities DOMESTIC TOPIC 2: WHY WORK TOKYO Six leading office designers discuss “Making Japan’s workplace even more interesting!” Now accepting reservations on Amazon https://amzn.to/4mtjGd2 [Bibliographic information] Release date: Monday, September 29th Price: ¥1,200 (tax included) Format: B5 variant Number of pages: 96 Planning: Okamura Corporation Production: Forbes JAPAN Brand Studio Editor-in-Chief: Yamada Yusuke (Okamura) Publisher: Kento Ueno Publisher: LinkTides Inc. Distributor: President Inc. Changing the work environment, changing the way we work, and changing the way we live—what is “WORK MILL”? WORK MILL is an initiative that aims to change the way we work. It incorporates two meanings: “looking at things from various perspectives” and “extracting value (MILL)” without being bound by conventional wisdom. With the aim of creating value through co-creation and building a community where people can share their goals and aspirations, we operate through an open co-creation process with a diverse range of people, focusing on an online magazine that can be viewed immediately, magazines and booklets that can be picked up, and a co-creation space that people can visit. “WORK MILL with Forbes JAPAN” is a business magazine that explores the concept of “work,” created in collaboration between the global business magazine “Forbes JAPAN” (Publisher: LinkTides Inc., President and CEO: Yuutaro Tsunoda) and office furniture manufacturer Okamura Corporation (President and CEO: Masayuki Nakamura). Launched in September 2017, the magazine aims to provide information on work styles and workplaces that create new value from a management strategy perspective to those who want to bring about change within their organizations. [WORK MILL site] https://workmill.jp/jp/ About Forbes JAPAN (https://forbesjapan.com/) forbes Forbes Japan was launched in June 2014 as the Japanese edition of Forbes. Aimed at readers with a global perspective, it curates articles from the US and international editions of Forbes and includes original articles for Japan. Each issue also includes lifestyle articles, providing readers with information on both work and leisure. Its online version,
forbesjapan.com, curates a wide variety of articles posted daily by Forbes.com. It delivers engaging content every day, combining articles from the magazine with original articles by expert official
columnists. ◼︎ Publication Overview Publication Name: Forbes Japan Publication: Monthly (released on the 25th of each month) Circulation: 80,000 copies Format: A4 modified / perfect bound Total pages: Approximately 150 pages Price: 1,200 yen (tax included) Publisher: LinkTides Inc. Publisher: President Inc. Editor-in-Chief: Masaharu Fujiyoshi Publisher: Kento Ueno Media Materials:
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