12. Cultural and Business Etiquette Training | DMPJ - Daisho Japan Media Partners
Enhance your business success in Japan with expert etiquette training on workplace norms, negotiations, and professional customs.
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12. Cultural and Business Etiquette Training | DMPJ

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Mastering Japanese Business & Cultural Norms

At Daisho Media Partners Japan (DMPJ), we equip professionals and organizations with essential skills to navigate Japan’s unique business and cultural landscape through customized training and workshops.

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Insights into Japanese Business Culture

Gain expert advice on business customs, workplace norms, and cultural integration in Japan.

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Our Service Offerings

  • 1. Business Etiquette Training

    • Understanding Professional Conduct in Japan

      • Proper greeting & bowing techniques
      • Japanese meeting protocols & hierarchy awareness
      • Business card exchange (Meishi Koukan) best practices

  • 2. Cross-Cultural Communication Skills

    • Bridging the Gap Between Cultures

      • Japanese indirect communication & non-verbal cues
      • Effective negotiation strategies in Japan
      • Building trust with Japanese business partners

  • 3. Workplace & Social Norms

    • Navigating Professional & Social Environments

      • Office behavior & workplace expectations
      • Business dining etiquette & gift-giving traditions
      • Dress codes & professional image

  • 4. Industry-Specific Cultural Training

    • Tailored Guidance for Your Industry

      • Etiquette variations for different industries (tech, finance, tourism, etc.)
      • Customized training for international executives & employees
      • Role-specific etiquette for negotiations & client relations

  • 5. Corporate Workshops & Private Coaching

    • Hands-On Learning for Individuals & Teams

      • On-site & virtual training sessions
      • Interactive role-playing & real-world scenarios
      • Personalized coaching for executives & teams

Why Choose DMPJ for Business & Cultural Etiquette Training?

  • Deep Cultural Expertise: Native-level understanding of Japanese business customs.
  • Practical & Interactive Approach: Engaging, hands-on training for real-world application.
  • Customized Programs: Tailored guidance for various industries and corporate needs.
  • Flexible Learning Formats: Available in-person, virtual, and hybrid training options.

Our Approach

  • 01 Understanding Cultural Fundamentals

    Learning essential Japanese customs and business principles.

  • 02 Hands-On Training & Role-Playing

    Simulating real-world business interactions for practical learning.

  • 03 Industry-Specific Customization

    Tailoring programs to fit each client’s business environment.

  • 4. Corporate & Individual Coaching

    Personalized sessions for executives, teams, and individuals.

  • 05 Post-Training Support & Consultation

    Continuous assistance and refinement of cultural adaptation strategies.

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Industries We Serve

Corporate Enterprises

Government & Diplomacy

Educational Institutions

Hospitality & Tourism

Startups & Entrepreneurs

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