Working Culture in Japan
A Remote Worker in Japan’s Guide to Increasing Productivity
Working hard or hardly working? Read on for tips to increase productivity as a remote worker in Japan
By Chehui Peh 5 min read
Spinach, Weeds and Chinese Cabbage: Key Words in the Japanese Office
Many Japanese companies rely on principles conceived in the 1980s. But alternatives have emerged, changing how colleagues and bosses interact.
‘Go Driversity’: Shifting Gears at Hinomaru Taxi
Ever considered a career as a taxi driver? Hinomaru Taxi in Tokyo is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive work culture, and their international drivers are reaping the benefits.
Set Up Shop: How to Make an Online Store in Japan
Want to turn your hobby into a side job and sell it online? It’s not only a great way to make a bit of extra cash but also a chance to boost your resume.
Differences Between ‘I Don’t Know’ and ‘I Don’t Understand’ in Japanese
Two words that are commonly confused by beginner/ intermediate students are 分かる and 知る. Gaijinpot has a look at the differences between these similar verbs.
Want to Enhance Your Career in Japan? Here’s How to Start
A JETRO initiative seeks to help Japanese companies hire highly skilled foreign professionals.
Tweet of the Week #167: Remote Work Ruins Valentine’s Day for Salarymen
A lot of men showed up at the office despite remote work being available. I wonder why?
Tweet of The Week #162: New Year and Going Back to Work
How do people in Japan feel about going back to work after their New Year's holiday?
Finding the Perfect Present for Your Japanese Office
'Tis the season for gift giving or ‘gift leaving' if you work in a Japanese company. If you're going to play Santa at the office, find out the unwritten gift-giving rules in Japan.
Tweet of the Week #157: Back To Office Blues
The state of emergency may be over, but not everyone is itching to get back to the office in Japan.
Tweet of the Week #146: Japanese Dad Realized He Came to Work with Toy Laptop
This dad didn't think his kid's prank was very funny.
Sealing the Deal: The Importance of the Hanko
This little red stamp is your ticket to doing business and officially getting things done in Japan.
