How to use business etiquette in Japan

How to use business etiquette in Japan

As with companies in the United States, make a good impression on your customers or potential customers, is essential in Japan. Business etiquette is a little different in Japan than in America, it is important to know the basics before the next meeting of Japanese business and Dress.underestimated, as a casual dress n is not acceptable when doing business in Japan. Men and women dressed in costumes are simple and tasteful, that compliance is very important in Japanese culture. Anything that might make you "stand out" should be avoided.Bow with your host. After your Japanese hosts bows to you, make sure the arc of equal height, that the way you bow low indicates where you are with your host society.
 Your Japanese hosts May shake your hand, but if a handshake is weak, it is not intended to be offensive or you are dealing with a low, it is often simply because they are uncomfortable with custom.Bring your business cards. At the beginning of a business meeting, it is customary to exchange business cards, and many times, companies will not be realized until this is done. The Japanese use two hands when giving a business card, and you should do the same. It is also on the offensive damage or change the map that was given to you in any way. This includes setting your pocket or wallet, or write to theknow the hierarchy. When you sit at the meeting table when you are served a drink or food during the meeting and so on, is determined by your status at the meeting.
 Allow your host to direct you to your seat, do not sit anywhere, as can be shocking. Wait until it is your turn to sit and your guests to drink or eat before you make your Mind.ways. May the Japanese view that some Americans might consider too much courtesy, but when you are trying to impress a Japanese client, courtesy and politeness are expected at any time. This is true even when you're asked questions that seem inappropriate in the United States, such as age or marital status.bring a gift. It is customary to exchange gifts at the end of a business meeting. Gift ideas include memories of your hometown, gifts from high-end retailers and expensive wines and liquors. If you are not sure what to get your boutique hotel May be able to give you appropriate suggestions.