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Business-related information for foreigners living in Japan, including information on starting a business in Japan, business etiquette, practical business tips at work, and English-speaking tax accountants.
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Digital Nomad in Japan: Rise of Short to Medium-Term Stays from Overseas
In recent times, there has been an increase in…
Eikaiwa Teacher vs. ALT: Schedule and Work-life Balance
For many English-speaking foreigners who woul…
What is a Set-up Office (Furnished Office) ?
Setting up a new office or relocating an office in Japan requires time and costs. To effectively address these challenges, the option of a furnished office (set-up office) has gained attention. Particularly, foreign companies, ventures, and startups that are expanding their businesses have a growing demand for quick and efficient office preparation. These offices provide a convenient and attractive choice for companies seeking a rapid and efficient office setup process. In this article, we will provide a detailed explanation of the definition, advantages, disadvantages, and comparisons with other office options regarding furnished offices (set-up offices).
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English-Speaking Accounting & Consulting Firms in Tokyo
Whether you are filing individual tax returns or hoping to establish a new business, financial issues can b…
What are the Requirements for Foreigners to Work as Cab Drivers in Japan?
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How to Find English-Speaking Jobs for Foreigners in Japan
In recent years, Japan has been steadily progr…
A Beginner's Guide to Japanese Business Etiquette
In Japan, there are rules of etiquette suitabl…
Japanese Business Gift Giving: Dos and Don'ts for Expatriates
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Business Card Etiquette in Japan – How to Exchange Business Cards
The ritual of exchanging meishi, which is Japanese for ‘business card,’ is a much higher valued practice in…
Hello Work in Japan: A Handy Employment Service Center
Job hunting in Japan can be a difficult and ov…
How to Get a Part-Time Job for Foreigners and Students in Japan
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What Kinds of Part-Time Jobs can Students Get in Japan?
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Seating Protocol in Japan - Seating Arrangements
In Japan there is an unspoken rule about where to sit when you are in the company of your elders, co-workers, and customers etc. There are seats known as “Kamiza” and a ranking of seats for “Shimoza”. This is a unique part of Japanese and its purpose is to show respect and hospitality to superiors and customers by being considerate about where you sit.
Saving Tax using Business Safety Mutual Relief System
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