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Business closure risk.(If you are planning to start some business in Japan.)


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When a foreigner starts a business in Japan, it may fail due to cultural and language differences, regulations, and the complexity of the business environment. However, to reduce the risk of business closure, it is important to use the following techniques

 

・Japanese language study
To start a business in Japan, Japanese language skills are essential. By learning Japanese themselves and acquiring the words and phrases necessary for business, entrepreneurs will be able to communicate with customers and manage their businesses smoothly. In addition, by learning Japanese, entrepreneurs will be able to understand Japanese culture and customs and consider business strategies.

 

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・Understanding the Japanese Business Environment
The Japanese business environment has unique regulations and rules. Understanding and complying with these is essential for entrepreneurs to succeed in business. Specifically, entrepreneurs need to learn about Japan's laws, taxation system, and human resource system, and create a business plan.

 

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・Develop a business plan tailored to local needs
In Japan, each region has its own culture and customs. Therefore, entrepreneurs need to formulate a business plan that meets the needs of the region. For example, offering products and services that utilize local specialties can gain support from local people.

 

・Building Partnerships
Entrepreneurs need to develop partnerships in order to successfully conduct business in Japan. Specifically, it is important to work with companies and individuals in Japan to jointly develop businesses and conduct sales promotion activities. In addition, it is also effective to utilize partnerships in Japan to recruit the human resources needed to run the business. There are various country-specific barriers to getting a business off the ground in the market in which it is actually developing, and it is said that in many cases this barrier can be easily cleared by hiring local employees.

 

If you are planning to start a business in Japan, please refer to the following information.