Read the room, say the right thing, and hand over your card without a wobble.

Because business Japanese is not harder grammar — it is different grammar, and the difference is where deals are won or lost.

By the end

You will be able to handle a Japanese business introduction, meeting, and card exchange with the right words and the right timing — even if you never leave your desk.

Who this is for

N3-level learners who deal with Japanese colleagues, clients, or companies, or who want to work in Japan without committing a quiet etiquette crime.