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Nonverbal communication in Japan
Aru Akabayashi
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Japanese Culture
•Moderation• no appeal
•Quiet•Caring•Manner
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1: Meeting
•Do not hug• Shake hand•Bow
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2. Conversation
• Do not stand close• About 1m
• No eye contact• Do not interrupt
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2. Conversation
• Nod• Think what they mean to say
• Not direct
• EX) Maybe, it is a little bit difficult to do = it is impossible
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3. Declining, apology
• No need for specific reason
• Not direct refuse
• Bow• Facial expression• Tone
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4. Table manner
• Do not stick chopsticks into food
• Hold plate
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Conclusion
• Japanese culture is different
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Work Cite
• http://marukome.co.jp/marukome_omiso/hakkoubishoku/uploads/2014/07/wa8_0730.jpg• http://
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/94/Japan_bluemarble_location_map_with_side_map_of_the_Ryukyu_Islands.jpg• http://dic.nicovideo.jp/oekaki/34322.png• http://www.expo-guide.jp/mbexp/wp-content/themes/expo/img/arti
cle/exhibitor_manners_02.jpg
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