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How it feels to do anything in Japan.

in my experience N5: Telling people you're N5 N4: Telling people you're N4 N3: Telling people you're N3 N2: Telling people you're gonna take the N1 soon N1: Telling people you're N1 N0: actually using japanese

With Japan raising the bar for permanent residency, we spoke to a scrivener who specializes in immigration cases to sort out the do's and don'ts of permanent residency applications. japantimes.co.jp/community/2…

日本人だけ読めないフォント

When I came to Japan in 2008, I loved the convenience stores. These days, I avoid them. Everything that made them great—the staff, the products, the customers—the unique Japanese charm that utterly captivated me when I first wait am I part of the problem

A client quotes a delivery date you know is wrong. Don't say 違います (chigaimasu). It is a flat "that's wrong." Say 私の認識では (watashi no ninshiki de wa), "as I understand it," and then give your date. You offer your version instead of ruling on theirs.

A Japanese law firm has prepared an instructive list of forms of harassment. The nature of some should be obvious, others maybe not. Sexual Harassment (seku-hara) Power Harassment (pawa-hara) Maternity Harassment (mata-hara) Paternity Harassment (pata-hara) Alcohol Harassment (aru-hara) Smoke Harassment (sumo-hara) Moral Harassment (mora-hara) Karaoke Harassment (kara-hara) Smell Harassment (sume-hara) Remote Harassment (rimo-hara) - harassment in connection with people who work from home Technology Harassment (teku-hara)- harassment directed at people for not being good with technology Restructuring Harassment (risutora-hara) - harassment directed at pressuring workers to quit. Customer Harassment (kasu-hara) - harassment by customers Enjoyment Harassment (en-hara) - harassment aimed at enjoying someone's enjoyment of something Jitan-hara - telling people to work fewer hours while not doing anything to actually reduce the need to work and expecting the workers to figure it out Owara-hara - pressuring candidates you want to work for you to stop looking for jobs elsewhere Age Harassment (ei-hara) - harassment of older workers Care Harassment (kea-hara) - harassment of workers for having to look after elder relatives Academic Harassment (aka-hara) - harassment taking place in academia Matching Harassment (machi-hara) - harassment conducted through matching apps. Vaccine Harassment (waku-hara) - pressuring others to get various vaccinations Jigo-hara - the harassment directed at someone who claimed harassment after th harassment investigation has concluded (i.e., retaliation?) Logic Harassment (roji-hara) - use of logic as a tool of harassment. Seems reasonably complete but is missing "gyaku-hara" (reverse harassment) which is when junior employees accuse your of power harassment. komon-lawyer.jp/qa/harasumen…