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The fascination with Four-Character idioms
Four-character idioms often describe the essence of human nature and serve as sharp aphorisms. I’ll show you their meanings and how to use them.
Does the Japanese Language Have Slang? Famous Japanese Slangs
Various slangs exist in Japanese, but you need to be careful how you use them. It is not appropriate for business situations, formal places, or when speaking with superiors. In this article, we will introduce words that mean “very much” and verb words with “る ru” added to katakana.
Top tips for foreign residents in Japan
There are many differences between Japan and other countries when it comes to cultural norms. We give foreign residents tips on what to look out for.
What Are the Most Common Japanese Names?
What are the most commonly used names in your country? Today, we introduce popular names in Japan. Many of you might already have some Japanese names in mind if you’re learning Japanese or are an anime enthusiast. However, it seems that not many people know why these names are so commonly used and popular. Let’s delve into the most common names in Japan and the reasons behind their popularity.
Essential Manners and Mindset for Interacting with Japanese Professionals
Here are some basic business manners (including body language) to keep in mind when you’re assigned to Japan for a business trip or long-term placement. We’ll also share insights from learners about differences in business customs and culture, as well as tips on how to approach Japanese people while negotiating contracts. Take these as valuable pointers for your journey!
