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Join a Japanese Course Designed​

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to Teach You the "Protocol Subtleties"

 

that are Essential for Engaging in

 

Successful Business Interactions in Japan!

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First you will learn to adopt a gentle & persuasive

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communication style which will show your Japanese

 

counterparts that you have a genuine respect for them and that

 

you are​ committed to building long term relationships.

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The student will then learn what Japanese deem proper etiquette  ​

through an in-depth introduction to their culture 

 

communicated through language, attitude, gestures, & customs.

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Below you will find some of the areas covered in the course.

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How to Create "Social Comfort" in Negotiations

 

Polite Introductions/ Business Card Exchange

 

Post Meeting Meals/Table Manners 

 

Appropriate Business Attire for Men & Women
 

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Embark on a Language Journey!

Join our

Japanese Basics Course!

We will give you the keys to unlock the mysteries of this beautiful language.  The course will provide a solid foundation upon which you can further expand your language skills.  Some of the language building blocks introduced in this course are as follows:

Japanese Pronunciation

Core Grammar Structures

Politeness Levels & Etiquette

Greetings & Common Phrases

Basic Vocabulary Related to People, Places, Food

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Use Your Language Skills in Real-Life Situations in the "Japanese for Travelers" Course!

We will introduce you to the essential phrases and etiquette needed to make you both travel ready and socially aware.  You will learn to communicate in a number of real-life situations. This information will enable you to navigate more smoothly as you travel throughout Japan, make inquiries while shopping, learn how to order at a restaurant, ask for directions, and, given the situation arises, have the ability to call for medical or emergency  assistance. You will find below a list of

some of the areas covered in the course.

Shopping

Train Travel

Emergency Readiness

Going Out to Eat in Japan

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