Spring brings many hellos and goodbyes, such as people joining and leaving companies.
Is there anyone in your workplace you’d like to celebrate?
Please use this when welcoming new members or sending someone off.
We hope it helps create a comfortable environment where everyone can work happily.
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- Surprise party ideas that convey your gratitude
- A surprise for the welcome party. Heartwarming surprise ideas.
- Surprises to liven up drinking parties. Gift ideas for someone special.
- Funny surprises that liven up birthdays. Prank ideas that get everyone excited.
- Prank ideas that liven up the office. Fun tricks everyone can enjoy.
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10 heartwarming surprise ideas to excite your workplace (1–10)
Deliver messages on a large display
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If you want to enjoy a surprise celebration, one option is to use a service that displays your message on a large city screen.
The big screens in front of central Tokyo stations like Shibuya and Shinjuku are famous, but these services are available across the country—from Hokkaido in the north to Kyushu and Okinawa in the south—so it’s worth looking into.
Prices reportedly start around 10,000 yen on weekdays.
It sounds fun to go together and watch the message, doesn’t it? These services are used for all kinds of occasions—birthdays, anniversaries, messages from juniors or seniors, proposals—so be sure to check them out!
Farewell party flash mob

It’s a flash mob surprise at the farewell party for a colleague who’s being transferred.
I’m moved that everyone practiced the dance outside of work hours and prepared for the surprise.
The entire workplace united to pull it off, strengthening our bonds.
Farewell Party Opening Movie

This is the opening teaser video that was shown right before the farewell party began.
It uses a scene from a Hitler film with the company’s original story expressed through subtitles.
It’s an entertaining and moving video that weaves past episodes together and builds excitement for the upcoming farewell party’s emcee.
Celebration in the conference room

Here’s a surprise idea: turn the conference room—where important company meetings are held—into a birthday party venue.
Your boss, walking in without any clue, is sure to be moved.
It will take some effort, like secretly buying and preparing food, but the conference room is arguably the easiest place at the company to pull off a surprise.
Gift-giving surprise

It’s a surprise gift for a colleague who’s being transferred at a farewell party.
We give a present related to their hobby, and everyone gets excited seeing how surprised they are—it’s a touching surprise.
You can feel the friendly workplace atmosphere where everyone knows each other’s hobbies.
An a cappella song at a drinking party

It’s an idea to give an a cappella song as a farewell surprise at a casual drinking party with coworkers.
While having drinks at a bar with colleagues, we’ll present a message and an a cappella song to the coworker who’s transferring to a different position.
It’s a moving surprise.
Cheering message

It’s a surprise cheer that will energize the company.
You don’t often get the chance to receive words of encouragement.
It makes you want to work hard and pump up the company.
It’s a moving surprise idea that reflects the sender’s character.


