July 13, 2022
Australian exporters get benefits from new trade deal with Japan
July 07, 2022
Australia sells $1.5 billion of beef to Japan, largest export market
July 05, 2022
Japanese car makers have developed strong relationships with suppliers in South East Asia
July 01, 2022
Japan is the world's largest app market in terms of cash value according to report
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Labels: Culture, Industry, innovation, News, Picture, Quote, Society, Statistics, Trends
June 29, 2022
Yamanashi seen as the most popular rural lifestyle destination in Japan
"A survey conducted by a Tokyo-based NGO has found that Yamanashi is the most popular destination for people who are considering a move to rural areas."
Source:
Small Print: March 12, 2015
Meat mishaps, no-stick natto, political mysogyny, and more ...
By Steve Trautlein, Issue 1094
Metropolis Magazine
http://metropolisjapan.com/small-print-march-12-2015
May 30, 2022
May 25, 2022
Article: How do restaurants in Japan 🌸spoil their customers?
Take for instance the level of detail Japanese restaurants place on making a customer's visit pleasant and convenient.
The issuing of hot towels to wipe their hands, the glass of ice water, and the quick delivery of drinks.
Pictures on the menu show the food, sell its uniqueness and aid for easy and quick decision making.
Padded seats to make the dining experience comfortable. Plastic bags for placing your umbrella in if it's raining outside.
Folding the toilet paper in the bathroom so the customer doesn't fumble. Quick delivery of the food. Hot food that sizzles ensuring freshness and quality.
Topping up glasses of water, changing ashtrays full of rubbish, and wiping the table.
Quick delivery and high accuracy of the bill as most restaurants use electronic ordering systems generated from the table.
Quick processing of the bill and a warm and hearty thank you when finishing and leaving the restaurant.
Spoiling your customers is a great way to build loyalty and increase retention.
#cx #servicedesign #customerservice #restaurant #japanesecustomer #japan
Labels: Article, Culture, Customer Service, Food, innovation, Lifestyle, retailers, Trends
May 18, 2022
New at Starbucks Japan in 2022: 🌸Sakura Strawberry Shiratama Frappuccino from 15/2 to 12/4 🌸
Source: Sora News 24
Labels: Food, innovation, Lifestyle, Marketing, Trends
May 14, 2022
Destinations: 🌸 Things to do in Akihabara, Tokyo, Japan #1 Maid Cafe
May 03, 2022
Japanese train companies now fully running on renewable sources from April 1st 2022
April 27, 2022
Freeters use of Internet cafes in Japan
April 13, 2022
🌸 Fashion: 29 Most Popular Japanese Fashion Trends – Harajuku 2022
#fashion #japanesecustomer #trends #design #innovation #creativity
April 11, 2022
Trends Ten 🌸Japan trends to watch in 2022 by Melanie Brock
#opinion #news #trends #japan #japanesecustomer #news
April 05, 2022
Trends: Pistachio is a trending flavour in 🌸 Japan
Pistachio Chocolate Lindt
https://amzn.to/3MUy4dK
Pistachio Crisps
https://amzn.to/3CJWnpQ
#japan #japanesecustomer #pistachio #flavours #trending #pistachio
March 11, 2022
New Product Review: 🌸 McDonald’s Japan’s new Godiva hot chocolate
Available 19/1/22 - Now finished
Prices: 350 yen for a small size and 440 yen for a medium.
See the TV commercial at 1.56 seconds (Japanese)
https://lnkd.in/gc-KEmQY
Source: Sora News 24
https://lnkd.in/gcrYYsmh
#mcdonalds #japan #japanesecustomer #newproduct #review #limitedtime #fastfood #hotchocolate #godiva #drink #video
March 06, 2022
🌸 Hanami forecast for Tokyo, Japan 2022 🌸
Picture: Japanese customers celebrating hanami
Estimated to be:
18th March
Source: Sora News 24
https://lnkd.in/giPXUzsa
#sakura #cherryblossom #hanami #japanesecustomer #Tokyo #Japan #japaneseculture #forecast
June 19, 2020
Japanese Customer: Japanese returnees -"a certain glamour to being bilingual" ?
"I suspect there is a certain glamour to being bilingual,
Source: What we can learn from Japanese returnees
Asahi Shimbun
27/6/2006
www.asahi.com
Accessed 28/6/2006
Japanese Customer: Education board keen on hiring teaching rookies from baby boomer generation
"the board of education
Source: Baby boomers welcomed back to blackboard
Daily Yomiuri
Saturday 24/6/2006,
Japanese Customer: Japanese students in the ELICOS sector and their pathways in Australia summary 2002 - 2005
The following is a summary of Japanese student participation in the ELICOS sector in Australia 2002 - 2005 based on Australian Education International, Research Paper " Study pathways of international students in Australia through the ELICOS sector, 2002 to 2005", Number 2006/2.
English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas students or (ELICOS) in the period 2002 to 2005 in Australia represented 14.2% of all single sector students and 19.5% of multiple sector students. Japanese students represented 12.9%of all international students enrolled in ELICOS 2002 - 2005, the third largest population of students after the Republic of Korea and China.
Pathways of study Japanese students chose in Australian education institutions included ELICOS only 65.6%, ELICOS - VTE (Vocational education) 16.6% and ELICOS - Higher Education 5.5%. Revealing that Japanese students have yet to fully participate in Australian education possibly due to their confidence based on their English language skills.
In terms of length of study in ELICOS courses, 1.3% of Japanese students studied 1 to 4 weeks, 46.9% studied 5 to 26 weeks and 51.8% studied 27 or more weeks. These figures indicate that Japanese students are not confident of their English language skills even though they have studied English for a number of years at school in Japan.
ELICOS is intensive English whereby students study for four or more hours per day depending on the course plus homework, revision and study for tests and assignments meaning that students could easily study 10 plus hours a day. English study in Japan is less rigorous and the change over between the two systems for the student must be very difficult. Learning language in a condensed format may be very good for some students and not so good for others. Pressure can be both a positive an a negative in learning depending how it is applied and interpreted by the individual student.
In summary 63.9% of ELICOS sector Japanese students undertook non award courses which suggests that they wanted to learn without the course counting on their academic record. That is, they wanted to learn, practice and achieve English skills before undertaking a course that would count.They wanted the freedom to learn and improve.
The results of this research have important implications for attracting, managing and retaining Japanese students to ELICOS courses in Australian education.
Labels: Education, Statistics, Trends
Japanese Customer: Japanese graduates see the unemployment rate fall but it reveals few opportunities
"People say recruitment is up, but I haven't picked up on that"
Source: Japan's young jobhunters still edgy despite upturn
By Isabel Reynolds
January 31 2006
Reuters
www.boston.com
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