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Japanese Culture Chatchanee Karnasuta 5080090 Thitinun Danromyen 5080404 SooJung Choi 5080702 Vanussanun Jetchaiyanun 5180134
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Background In East Asia Consists of four major islands, Hokkaidō, Honshū, Shikoku, Kyūshū, and over six-thousand minor islands. 377,835 square kilometers (145,882 square miles) The Pacific Ocean, The Philippine Sea, the East China Sea, the Sea of Japan Population: 127.08 million
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Background Religions: Shintonism and Buddhism Shintonism: the contemporary term for a system of gods and beliefs about the relationship between people, the natural environment, and the state. Most Important Holidays: New Year’s Day, Coming of Age Day
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Essential Do’s and Don’ts Dress Etiquette −Business attire is conservative −Men should wear dark-colored −Women should dress conservatively Exchange of Gifts −Avoid all-white wrapping paper −Do not open gifts in front of the giver −Do not rip the paper Dining Etiquette −Do not point with your chopsticks −Do not wave your chopsticks above food dished −Do not lick the ends of your chopsticks Meeting and Greeting −Wait to be introduced −The deeper you bow, the more respect you show
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Business Etiquette – Exchanging business card Called “Meishi” −“its an extension of the person” Exchange with both hand and slight bow Must be in excellent condition Foreigners – English and Japanese language Must not write down anything Make sure to have plenty of cards Considered as a “Gift”
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Business Etiquette - Meeting Very punctual– should arrive early If you expect to delay, make sure you inform an hour before meeting begins Exact schedules and agenda Japanese are prolific note takers
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Business Etiquette - Business Negotiation Prefers personal relationships They have difficulties saying 'no‘ −observe non-verbal communication Group decision-making and consensus Written contracts required Never lose temper or raise voice
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Japanese Values Group orientation Politeness Respect
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Japanese Values
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