Program Concept
Being able to speak Japanese
and earning trust in Japan are two different things.
Business Japanese is not merely about using keigo (honorifics),
it's about the linguistic ability to understand the Japanese decision-making process.
Precisely because we live in this age of AI translation,
we cultivate the following three abilities simultaneously:
• ability to read context
• ability to understand unspoken nuances
• ability to interpret indirect expressions
Our goal is to develop
“Professionals who can deliver results in Japanese.”
Who It's For
• Foreign employees working at Japanese companies
• Japan-based representatives of foreign companies
• Managers and leaders
• Business executives aiming to enter the Japanese market
Course Levels (3 Stages)
🌱 Level 1 – Business Foundation
• Basic keigo (honorific language)
• Email expressions
• Meeting participation phrases
• Telephone etiquette
▶ Goal:
"Polished and professional business communication"
🌿 Level 2 – Professional Communicator
• Expressions for building consensus
• Wording for coordination and requests
• Understanding ambiguous expressions
• Structuring remarks in meetings
▶ Goal:
"Earning trust in the workplace"
🌳 Level 3 – Strategic Decision Communicator
• Negotiation language
• Managing differing opinions
• Reporting to senior management
• Explaining risks
▶ Goal:
"Driving decision-making in Japanese"
Program Structure (4 Pillars)
① Grammar & Structure
• Organizing grammar systems
• Error analysis
• Understanding patterns
② Reading & Listening
• Analyzing lengthy text structures
• Extracting key information
• Mastering listening question patterns
③ Expression & Practical Use
• Applied conversation
• Writing practice
• Real-life scenario simulations
④ Cultural Context
• Understanding the background of Japanese society
• Implicit rules and unspoken norms
• Reading between the lines
Course Format
• Small class sizes (maximum of 4 students)
• 90-minute lessons
• 1 to 2 sessions per week
• Focus on case studies
• Individualized feedback
※ Course content is subject to change based on the participant's circumstances and objectives.