9 examples of Japanese company websites created with Webflow

One of the features of Webflow is its fast page loading speed and strong SEO. You can also build advanced designs with no code. Please visit the website that showcases the types of websites you can create with Webflow and check it out.

1. Blog Site | RICOH360 Blog

RICOH360 Blog

https://blog.ricoh360.com/en

This is a blog site operated by Ricoh Company, Ltd. This site introduces the latest information and application examples related to Ricoh’s 360-degree technology. It is a large site that includes pages in English and French as well as Japanese.The site was originally operated with WordPress, but now it is created and operated with Webflow.

Webflow allows you to create multilingual websites easily!

2. Corporate Site | CMYK Corporation

CMYK株式会社

https://www.c-myk.com/

This is the corporate site of CMYK Corporation, a creative company involved in filming and video production. The site is designed in black and white for easy viewing, but the design and animations give the site a very professional feel.

3. Corporate Site | Nijibox

NIJIBOX

https://www.nijibox.jp/

This is the corporate site of “NIJIBOX,” a company that supports the client’s business growth. The previous site operation required the intervention of an engineer every time a change was made, which was problematic. We at Supasaito helped produce a little of this website, but With the introduction of Webflow, NIJIBOX was able to implement the site from planning to release with almost no engineers, and the construction period, which previously took several weeks, is now only one day.The construction period, which previously took several weeks, can now be completed in just one day.

4.Landing Page | SANU 2nd Home

SANU 2nd Home

https://www.sa-nu.com/

This landing page introduces a membership-based second home service operated by Sanu Corporation, which proposes a new lifestyle of traveling between the city and nature. The animations and layout are very interesting, and the design is not boring to look at.

5.Landing Page | Booko

Booko

https://www.booko.co.jp/

This site is a service site for Booko, a service that allows anyone to easily create books.It has a cute design, and the service and procedures are explained in an easy-to-understand manner.

6.Corporate Site | NOLUC

NOLUC

https://www.noluc.jp/

This is the corporate site of NOLUC, a creative company that handles brand and product launches, art direction, and creative content production. The site boldly uses many videos and images, but it has a sense of unity and is full of stylishness.

7.Business Site | E-THREE

E_THREE

https://www.ethree.tokyo/

This is the business website of E-Three, an agency that specializes in branding-based marketing. The site is easy to read and well-designed, with a stylish font and white space.The hover animation of the mouse also makes you want to click. The movement of the hamburger menu is also interesting.

8.Event Site | GRIC2024

GRIC2024

https://gric.forstartups.com/

This is the website for the GRIC(Growth Industry Conference)2024, a startup event held by Four Startups, Inc. The website uses a lot of advanced animation and design that can be implemented with Webflow, and matches the technology event.

9.Corporate Site | Supasaito

Supasaito

 

This is our website, which offers web production and no-code education by Webflow.

It can be changed between dark mode and light mode with a switch, and was created with a design that is easy for anyone to see and understand.Multilingualization is also implemented for foreign users.

Conclusion

We have introduced 9 websites created with Webflow, and we have the impression that many of them are well-designed websites that take advantage of Webflow’s strengths.

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