• Business Culture of Japan

    Are your employees culturally adept?

    Lack of cultural understanding can lead to an inability to adapt in a new country, a leading cause of failed foreign assignments. Enable your team with the tools they need to succeed.

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  • Are you ready for life in Japan?

    With a long history of supporting employees & families moving to Japan, we have the insight to prepare you with the tools you need for your next adventure in this culturally rich environment. 

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Training Programs


Living

General cross-cultural training for day-to-day living, ideal for anyone planning an extended stay in Japan.

Living & Life in Japan

Leadership

Business skill and leadership training for anyone working in a Japanese business environment, particularly those coming into leadership positions.

Leadership & Business

Intercultural

Training for culturally mixed teams to better manage the challenges of working, communicating and building relationships together.

Intercultural

Pre-Departure

Equipping Japanese learners with the mindset and insights necessary to succeed in a new assignment abroad.

Pre-Departure for Japanese

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Cross Cultural Understanding

There are 3 aspects to cross cultural understanding: Customs, Values & Communication.

The interconnection of these three aspects is the Cross Cultural Understanding Triangle, with each side of the triangle representing each of the 3 aspects. As one's understanding of one side of the triangle increases, the understanding of the others can be gained. Limits to one side of a triangle will limit the other two. The better one understands a culture, the larger their triangle.

Customs

Customs are the seen, clear and mostly obvious components of cultural understanding. These are what most people think of when they consider a culture. This aspect includes food, clothes, architecture, art, demographics, geography, etc. 

Values

Values can be more difficult to identify. They are not readily observable components of a culture that, in many cases, inform or cause the customs we see. Values involve the heart and soul of a culture and include attitudes, beliefs and perceptions, with deep historical origins.

Communication

Communication is how ideas are shared in a culture. Communication is often the bridge that connects values and customs. While much of communication is the language used, it is also the way people interact, share ideas and understand each other within and outside of the culture.

cross-cultural training

Features


We offer customized self-discovery learning in face-to-face & online training sessions.

Customized Programs
Customized

Mix and match modules to suit learners needs.

Flexible Schdule
Flexible Schedule

Range from repeated short courses to intensive full-day to suit learners' schedule.

Privates to Seminar
Privates to Seminar

One-on-one, small group lessons and large group seminars available.

Experienced
Experienced

Trainers are fully fluent in English with international , inter-cultural experience.

In-person or virtual
In-person or virtual

Training can be conducted at the client location together or via remote video chat e.g. Zoom, Skype, etc.

Adapting to Japan


88

Weeks of full-time study to learn basic Japanese

58

Percent of overseas assignments judged as "successful"

99

Percent of workforce in Japan that is native Japanese

55

Japan's ranking of countries in ease of settling in

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