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Fujifilm Headquarters & offices · Tokyo, Japan
Fujifilm · Tokyo, Japan
Fujifilm's head office sits in Tokyo Midtown West, where a free photo gallery and camera museum on the ground floor are open to anyone almost every day of the year.
The Tokyo Midtown head office, Fujifilm Square downstairs, the benefits in Japan and every head-office move since a film factory in Ashigara — then the business. Every number from Fujifilm's own websites, careers site and results releases, plus the architect's project page.
- 2007head offices of three group companies brought together in Tokyo Midtown
- 125 daysoff a year at the head office (Fujifilm Corporation)
- FreeFujifilm Square on the ground floor, open daily except New Year
- 73,526employees worldwide (Mar 31, 2026)
Sources: Fujifilm Holdings company profile and 90th-anniversary history · Fujifilm graduate careers site (2026) · fujifilmsquare.jp
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THE HEAD OFFICE · TOKYO MIDTOWN WEST · 2007
One address for the whole group, with a gallery on the ground floor
In 2007 Fujifilm Holdings, Fujifilm and Fuji Xerox (now Fujifilm Business Innovation) moved their head-office functions into Tokyo Midtown in Roppongi. On the ground floor of Midtown West, Fujifilm Square opened the same year: a free showroom with the Fujifilm Photo Salon, a photo history museum of antique and Fujifilm cameras, and a counter where visitors can try the latest cameras.
- Tokyo Midtown West, 9-7-3 Akasaka
- Head office since 2007
- Fujifilm Square on 1F · free entry
- Tokyo Midtown: Nikken Sekkei with SOM, Tadao Ando, Kengo Kuma
- Second head office in Nishi-Azabu
Tokyo Midtown West, the head office
In 2007 Fujifilm Holdings, Fujifilm and Fuji Xerox (now Fujifilm Business Innovation) moved their head-office functions into Tokyo Midtown in Roppongi.
Fujifilm Square on the ground floor
Fujifilm Square opened on the ground floor of Midtown West in 2007: a free showroom with the Fujifilm Photo Salon, a photo history museum and a counter to try the latest cameras.
The Tokyo Midtown complex (Nikken Sekkei)
Tokyo Midtown, completed in 2007, was designed by Nikken Sekkei with SOM, Jun Aoki, Sakakura Associates, Kengo Kuma, Communication Arts and Tadao Ando. These photos show the whole complex.
Facts: Fujifilm Holdings 90th-anniversary history · Fujifilm Corporation company profile · fujifilmsquare.jp (floor guide, access) · Nikken Sekkei project page “Tokyo Midtown”.
Tokyo Midtown, Nishi-Azabu and Ashigara
| Building | Address |
|---|---|
| Tokyo Midtown head office (Midtown West) | 9-7-3 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0052 |
| Nishi-Azabu head office | 2-26-30 Nishi-Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-8620 |
| Fujifilm Square (Midtown West 1F) | 9-7-3 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0052 |
| Ashigara site (the founding factory) | 210 Nakanuma, Minamiashigara, Kanagawa 250-0193 |
Source: Fujifilm Corporation company profile · Fujifilm graduate careers site, “Locations” · fujifilmsquare.jp · See them on the map ↓
Source: Nikken Sekkei project page “Tokyo Midtown” · fujifilmsquare.jp, Opening hours and access. Fujifilm does not publish the size of its own floors.
Benefits (Japan, Fujifilm Corporation)
Two-day weekends, summer and New Year holidays at the head office, plus annual paid leave and “stock leave”.
Flexible hours; 1,840 scheduled hours a year at the head office (9:00–17:40).
A work-from-home system; Fujifilm aims for hybrid work that mixes office and home.
Two set days each week to leave at the scheduled finishing time.
Fertility-treatment costs subsidised, with stock leave or a leave of absence for treatment.
Shorter hours and hourly sick-child leave until the end of junior high school; daycare and babysitter subsidies.
Leave to go with a spouse who is temporarily transferred; a re-entry system for people who leave.
Company housing, singles' dormitories, contracted resorts and a housing-loan scheme.
Source: Fujifilm graduate careers site — “Recruiting (business roles)”, “Training and work style” and “Women at work” talk (2026). Hours and days off are for the head office.
How Fujifilm grows its people, in its own words
For their first three years, new employees have a senior colleague as an assigned mentor.
Once a year each employee looks back on their experience with their manager — Fujifilm uses “+STORY” instead of the word “career”.
+STORY Academy gives free choice of more than 2,000 GLOBIS and Udemy Business courses.
The +STORY Challenge system advertises positions across the group so employees can apply to move.
A monthly online talk by employees since March 2021, with several hundred people each time.
Recognised 10 years in a row; in 2022 the health insurance society opened an employee clinic, Fujifilm Meditérrace Yokohama.
Source: Fujifilm graduate careers site — “Training and work style” and “Young × senior employee talk” (2026). The +STORY programme won the top corporate prize at Japan's HR Award 2023.
Who works here
consolidated employees, Fujifilm Holdings (Mar 31, 2026)
in Fujifilm Corporation and its subsidiaries
employees of Fujifilm Corporation itself
consolidated subsidiaries
graduates hired by Fujifilm Corporation in FY2025 (61 business, 130 technical)
Source: Fujifilm Holdings company profile · Fujifilm Corporation company profile (both as of Mar 31, 2026) · Fujifilm graduate careers site
Office history: from a film factory in Ashigara to Tokyo Midtown
- 1934 Founded at the Ashigara factory
Dai Nippon Celluloid finished a film factory in Minami-Ashigara village, Kanagawa, in 1933; Fujifilm says this became the head office of Fuji Photo Film, founded on January 20, 1934 to make photographic film in Japan.
Source: Fujifilm Holdings, 90th-anniversary history
Ashigara factory, 1930s · © FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation (official history page) - 1958 First offices abroad
A sales company in Brazil and an office in New York opened as Fujifilm began selling overseas.
Source: Fujifilm Holdings, 90th-anniversary history
No free-to-use photo found yet.Have one? We’d love to add it. - 1969 Nishi-Azabu building in Tokyo
For its 35th anniversary Fujifilm completed its Tokyo head office in Nishi-Azabu — then the sixth-tallest building in Japan — gathering head-office functions and Tokyo sales teams that had been spread out.
Source: Fujifilm Holdings, 90th-anniversary history
Nishi-Azabu building, 1969 · © FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation (official history page) - 2006 A holding company
Fuji Photo Film became Fujifilm Holdings on October 1, 2006; its business passed to a new Fujifilm Corporation, alongside Fuji Xerox.
Source: Fujifilm Holdings company profile
No free-to-use photo found yet.Have one? We’d love to add it. - 2007 Tokyo Midtown
The head-office functions of Fujifilm Holdings, Fujifilm and Fuji Xerox moved together into Tokyo Midtown. Fujifilm Square opened on the ground floor the same year. The Nishi-Azabu building is still listed as a second head office.
Source: Fujifilm Holdings, 90th-anniversary history · fujifilmsquare.jp · Fujifilm Corporation company profile
No free-to-use photo found yet.Have one? We’d love to add it.
Map: how the headquarters moved
From a film factory in the hills of western Kanagawa to two Tokyo addresses about 2 km apart: Nishi-Azabu since 1969 and Tokyo Midtown since 2007.
- 1 · 1934Ashigara factory, Minamiashigara — The founding factory, which became the first head office
- 2 · 1969Nishi-Azabu building, Tokyo — Tokyo head office at 2-26-30 Nishi-Azabu
- 3 · 2007Tokyo Midtown West, Akasaka — Today's head office at 9-7-3 Akasaka
Addresses: Fujifilm Corporation company profile · Fujifilm graduate careers site · 90th-anniversary history · Locations: OpenStreetMap
What Fujifilm does
Fujifilm began in 1934 making photographic film. Today it works in four areas: healthcare (medical systems, contract manufacturing of biologic drugs, life-science materials), electronics materials such as semiconductor chemicals, office printers and document services, and imaging — instax and digital cameras.
Four segments: Healthcare, Electronics, Business Innovation, Imaging.
Source: Fujifilm Holdings results release, May 12, 2026 · company profile · per-employee figure calculated by eciffo
Growth: revenue vs. people
¥2.96T → ¥3.36T
Fiscal years end March 31 (Fujifilm calls the year ended March 2026 “FY2025”). Revenue: Fujifilm Holdings results releases (May 2024, May 2025, May 2026). Employees: company profile (Mar 31, 2026). Earlier years are published only in PDF reports and are not shown. Multiple calculated by eciffo.
Chief executives
President and CEO, Representative Director, since June 2021; joined the company in 1983.
President, then Chairman; now director and Chair of the Board.
Founded in 1934 as Fuji Photo Film, when Dai Nippon Celluloid (now Daicel) spun off its photographic film business.
Source: Fujifilm Holdings executives page (biographies) · 90th-anniversary history
Fujifilm: questions people ask
Where is Fujifilm's headquarters?
At 9-7-3 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo — Midtown West in the Tokyo Midtown complex in Roppongi. Fujifilm Corporation also lists a second head office at 2-26-30 Nishi-Azabu.
Source: Fujifilm Holdings and Fujifilm Corporation company profiles
When did Fujifilm move to Tokyo Midtown?
In 2007, when Fujifilm Holdings, Fujifilm and Fuji Xerox brought their head-office functions together there.
Source: Fujifilm Holdings, 90th-anniversary history
Who designed Tokyo Midtown?
Nikken Sekkei was the core architect, coordinating co-designers Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Jun Aoki & Associates, Sakakura Associates, Kengo Kuma & Associates, Communication Arts and Tadao Ando Architect & Associates. The complex was completed in 2007.
Source: Nikken Sekkei project page “Tokyo Midtown”
Can you visit Fujifilm's headquarters?
Yes, the ground floor: Fujifilm Square on 1F of Midtown West is a free showroom with photo exhibitions, a photo history museum and a camera counter, open 10:00–19:00 every day except over New Year.
Source: fujifilmsquare.jp
Where was Fujifilm founded?
At the Ashigara factory in Minami-Ashigara, Kanagawa, completed in 1933, which Fujifilm says became the head office of Fuji Photo Film when it was founded on January 20, 1934.
Source: Fujifilm Holdings, 90th-anniversary history
How many people work at Fujifilm?
73,526 consolidated employees at Fujifilm Holdings on March 31, 2026, of whom 40,428 are in Fujifilm Corporation and its subsidiaries.
Source: Fujifilm Holdings and Fujifilm Corporation company profiles
Does Fujifilm allow remote work?
Fujifilm has a work-from-home system and flextime, and says it aims for hybrid work combining the office and home, plus two go-home-on-time days a week.
Source: Fujifilm graduate careers site, “Training and work style”
What benefits does Fujifilm offer in Japan?
125 days off a year at the head office, flextime, fertility-treatment subsidies, shorter hours for parents until a child finishes junior high, daycare and babysitter subsidies, company housing and dormitories.
Source: Fujifilm graduate careers site
How much do new graduates earn at Fujifilm?
Starting monthly salary is ¥313,000 for a bachelor's degree, ¥340,900 for a master's and ¥364,900 for a doctorate, with bonuses twice a year.
Source: Fujifilm graduate careers site, “Recruiting (business roles)”
Who is Fujifilm's CEO?
Teiichi Goto, President and CEO of Fujifilm Holdings since June 2021.
Source: Fujifilm Holdings executives page
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