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With the right preparation and profound knowledge of Japan’s consumer and business culture, starting a business in Japan can be a successful and rewarding enterprise. This chapter aims to introduce useful advice and tips on how to begin your entry into the Japanese market.
(original photo by Dick Thomas Johnson; CC BY 2.0)
Working in Japan as a foreigner can be both a challenging and rewarding career move. A difficult language, different culture and business customs are often seen as barriers to working in Japan but for the executive that is willing to…
In order to carry out business in Japan, it is necessary to create a comprehensive business base in form of a branch-office or Japanese subsidiary. When establishing a Japanese branch-office, registration as a “foreign company” is mandatory. However, when conducting…
(original photo by John Mettraux; CC BY 2.0)
Depending on the type of business you aim to start in Japan, different kinds of administrative permissions and registrations are necessary to begin the operation of your business. Food Business If you are planning to open a food related business,…
Lease Office Space If you already have a good idea of where you want to base your business, you can look for an office and sign a lease. Renting a lease office gives you several advantages, such as an official…
The methods and options available when establishing a new business in Japan, as well as the types of taxes differ greatly depending on whether you are opening a representative Japan office, a Japanese branch-office or a new company in Japan.…
Running a business in Japan requires you to pay various kinds of taxes to the national and local governments. Depending on the type and size of your business as well as the location of the head office, rates may vary…
The following hotels have conference rooms and banquet halls, and are convenient for business use. … free Wi-Fi | … paid Wi-Fi…
