Japanese-Made Office Chairs

Japanese-made office chairs are characterized by ergonomic design and high-end features. Below are specific models and their price information:

1. Okamura Portone Office Chair
   Positioned as a high-end ergonomic chair, its core features include a dynamic support system and pneumatic height adjustment, accommodating users of different heights and suitable for long working hours. Priced at ¥1865.0, it is relatively affordable, but note that there may be differences in accessories or after-sales limitations across some channels.

2. Okamura Sylphy Light Office Chair
   Primarily designed for home and gaming scenarios, the updated price in May 2026 ranges from ¥6658.00 to ¥8678.00 (minimum order quantity of 5 or 1 piece). This model employs bionic spine support technology, with an adjustable backrest curve to fit the back, and a multi-directional adjustable headrest and armrests. Note that this price range may fluctuate due to configurations (such as mesh material and wheel type) or bulk purchasing policies, and the shipping location is Fuyang City, Anhui Province. Confirm with the merchant whether it is an original import.

3. Nissan N7 Office Chair
   Priced at ¥9888, the material and functional details are not clearly specified in public information. Based on the price, it may feature a high-density foam seat cushion and an aluminum alloy frame, suitable for business scenarios requiring high durability. It is recommended to contact the brand for specific parameters before purchasing.

4. Nissan AI Zero-Pressure Cloud Blanket Office Chair
   With a “lying flat” function as its core selling point, it is priced at approximately ¥10000. This model is equipped with an adjustable footrest and a 160° recline lock, suitable for lunch breaks or short rest periods in an office environment. Its “zero-pressure” design may achieve pressure dispersion through a memory foam layer and breathable mesh fabric, but the durability of support in actual use needs to be verified.

Additional Notes:

• There are some office chairs labeled as “Japanese-style” on the market (such as gaming chairs at ¥350.0 and beige swivel chairs at ¥395.0), but they are produced by Chinese companies and may only borrow Japanese design elements. To strictly verify “Made in Japan,” check the product details page, import customs declaration, or consult the merchant directly.
• Japanese office chairs generally emphasize long-term comfort and attention to detail in craftsmanship (such as silent wheels and eco-friendly materials), but high-end models are relatively expensive. It is recommended to choose based on budget and usage scenarios.