Japan is a difficult country to tap into the market but if you have a unique product or services it might be just the right place to look into it so our subscription service will ease you into the market without any big financial investment.
Our subscription service will allow you to save money right the get go. No airfare and accommodation to worry about and not hiring issues when you get to Japan. Our small monthly cost is all you need to pay and we can start selling your products or services quickly.
I personally have been living off and on in Japan for over 20 years now and my best description why its so difficult is the difference in thinking about not just personal preferences but cultural and business differences. I have learnt over the years to expect, delays and road-blocks at every step of the way to succeeding. It take a much longer time to establish anything here. Bank acounts can take months to get established and its not just the time, they are picky who they accept so from my experience only perhaps 1 our 5 banks will even look at the potential of accepting you, however, each bank may have difference services and restrictions so even if say one bank will allow you, you might find for instance that, that bank maybe be able to do say international remittances so you, the bank becomes a non-viable option. With our “sell your products in Japan” through our subscription service you will not need to wait an extra day, let alone a month or year to get cracking.
My first and biggest mistake when I first arrive in Japan to start a business was NOT to take Japanese lessons. I immediately set out to find some English speaking staff to do all the deal making. Due to that mistake I ended up with my first money making deal to be a success in regards to the way it went but when it came to getting what I thought was my share of the pie, I had without being aware agreed to do it for free. The wise what to go to Japan to do business is to come over as learn the language by immersion and then after a 1 to 2 year period start to slowly form a business and it will have a higher chance of succcess. Oh, just to clear, almost no-one in Japan speaks English or has the confidence to speak English. With our “sell your products in Japan” through our subscription service you don’t have to worry about learning any Japanese.
Japan’s business is built on establishing and building relationship rather than just how good you say your product is as we do in the west and naturally its going to take time. My my experience it took me 5 years to collect 500 business card, meaning I had approx 500 business meetings to get the 500 business cards, and from that pool I was able to continue my business and grow it. As a visitor here even on a 3 months visitor visa it will be very unlikely that you can understand enough of the business culture to be able to develop a meaningful relationship that will grown into doing business. However, With our “sell your products in Japan” through our subscription service you don’t have to worry about building any relationship. Later when there is some traction on your products in Japan, we can introduce you and then immediately you will have them.
To do business in Japan, the Japanese business people will expect you dont rush things, will expect you not to go on about your amazing products right from the “Get Go” and to relax and slowly spend time working on the relationships first. THEN, the doors will open after you have gained “Respect” and then “Trust. This is the correct way and order to establish business deals here in Japan. Once again, with our “sell your products in Japan” through our subscription service you don’t have to worry about having to take time to build the trust.
1. Ameblo.jp – 21. 2 million users
2. Livedoor.com (blog platform) – 18.6 million users
3. @nifty homepage (portal similar to Yahoo) – 16 million users
4. OCN (portal similar to Yahoo) – 13.7 million users
5. Seesaa (blog platform) – 13.1 million users
6. Yahoo.co.jp (Yahoo’s blog platform) – 13 million users
7. Infoseek isweb (website creator service) – 12.3 million users
8. @nifty kokorogu (blog platform) – 12.2 million users
9. ２channel (anonymous forum site) – 11.8 million users
10. Hatena (photo album, diary and social bookmarking site) – 11.7 million users
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