Japanese Website Showcase Built with Webflow

In this article, we introduce several projects our company has delivered.

In 2020, as the no-code wave spread across the globe, we discovered Webflow—an exceptional tool—and committed ourselves to the mission of promoting it in Japan.

We first launched our Webflow learning services and later established our position as a specialized Webflow development agency.

In July 2023, we became Japan’s first officially certified Webflow Enterprise Partner, building an extensive portfolio of successful projects nationwide.

Below are some of the websites we have created with Webflow.

RICOH360 Blog

Ricoh360 blog website

This project, for Ricoh, involved migrating the Theta blog site from WordPress to Webflow. The new design was created in Figma, then built in Webflow.

The most challenging task was migrating over 800 articles. Many exported files from WordPress lacked proper HTML tags, requiring significant manual adjustments. The large-scale site included Japanese, English, and French pages. We continue to provide maintenance and operational support after launch.

Project details here.

TGVP

TGVP website

This project was for Toppan Printing Co., Ltd., which entrusted us with building a website when launching a new venture capital business in California.

We covered the full scope: concept design, detailed design, Webflow development, membership system integration, and email distribution tools. We also continue to support TGVP’s site.

This project highlights how design, development, and integrated tools support brand building and client communication.

Booko

Booko website

For Booko, we went beyond site creation and actively supported product development in a lab-style format.

Booko promotes digital transformation (DX) in publishing. Working through the PDCA cycle, we collaborated closely to maximize effectiveness. The site’s stylish and intellectual design resonates with creatives, while detailed content articles enhance its persuasiveness.

FUNDIO

FunDio website

FunDio, referred by a LikePay Academy member, chose us to accelerate growth with expert support.

Over two years, we’ve supported FunDio with lab-style development. Originally focused on NPO/NGO fundraising consulting, FunDio has expanded into addressing employment challenges in its industry. A high-quality Webflow site has been key to this growth.

E-Housing

E-Housing website

This project was unique: though created for the domestic market, the site targets foreigners. E-Housing specializes in real estate in the Tokyo metropolitan area, serving mainly international clients.

We built a modern, international design that highlights the city’s appeal while showcasing E-Housing’s expertise.

Unique On

Unique On website

This project was commissioned by Unique On, a Tokyo-based creative company. We handled the Webflow development from provided designs.

As the company’s name suggests, the site design was highly unique and distinctive, making the process both enjoyable and creatively stimulating.

Terackathon

Terackathon website

This project was for a hackathon held at a Kyoto temple. We managed all technical aspects: website development, site management, and mentoring participants.

The design combined traditional temple aesthetics with modern elements, using animations for a dynamic and engaging effect.

Conclusion

Today, Webflow is rapidly spreading in Japan, and we are proud to support its adoption. Through our educational services, many designers have enhanced their Webflow skills, contributing to the growth of Webflow sites nationwide.

As Japan’s first certified Webflow Enterprise Partner, we are confident in helping clients bring their vision to life. If you’re considering building a site with Webflow, book a free consultation. With our expertise and experience, we can be your trusted partner for high-quality Webflow sites. Feel free to contact us.

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