Business in Japan
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…
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.
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…
Saving Tax using Business Safety Mutual Relief System
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Business Telephone Conversations in Japanese
Being able to communicate on the phone in Japanese isn't as hard as you might think. Here are some business Japanese phrases you can use when answering the phone in an office environment.
Japanese Verbal & Nonverbal Communication for Business
Japanese business communication is in many ways quite different from the West. Learn how you can read the room at your next Japanese business meeting.
By PLAZA HOMES
Polite and Useful Japanese Business Phrases
Working in a Japanese company requires not only knowledge of Japanese business culture but also the use of a polite form of Japanese that is not commonly used in daily life. Here are some commonly used Japanese business phrases you are bound to encounter while working in Japan.
By PLAZA HOMES
Japanese Job Titles in English
here are many job titles that are commonly used in Japanese companies. Sometimes even some Japanese people find this system complicated and difficult to understand. We have complied a list of commonly used Japanese job titles along with the rankings of each position in a company.
