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How to retain the good aspects of traditional Japanese management techniques while moving quickly and keeping up with today’s rapidly changing markets...is one of the most important questions facing Japanese firms today. Read More

"The biggest mistake for an American company trying to get work done in Japan, is to try to move at American speed...Don't try to rush and make things happen in two days or three days."



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Unlike in America, in Japan when you go to a meeting, you don’t just grab an empty chair and sit anywhere. Often, there’s a formal seating arrangement. And, often, if you’re Japanese you'll be expected to know where to sit. Read More

Rochelle Kopp, and her team at ​Japan Intercultural Consulting​ have honed their ability to be the “brain” for Japanese firms as they seek to excel overseas and in their internationalizing domestic operations. Read More

...what seems to have happened is that the communication gap between the senior Europeans and the remaining Japanese expatriates has actually widened... Read More

Would you like to improve your business relationships and managerial impact in a multi-cultural workplace? Are you seeing productivity losses due to cultural misunderstandings? If you're in a position where you're managing across cultures, you'll benefit from this presentation by Rochelle Kopp. Read More

Americans who work with Japanese usually have many questions, but no good place to get the answers. This seminar is a golden opportunity to get your questions answered by an expert who is highly skilled in explaining the intricacies of Japanese business and society. Join us in Silicon Valley on Jun Read More

March is a month of great paranoia, as speculation mounts and information is leaked about who is up and who is down, what will please the new president and which faction is winning which battle... Read More

When you have lived outside of your home country, it becomes important to you to keep in touch, not only with your home country friends and relatives, but the ones you make in your new country, and then you try to keep in touch with them as you move around further. Read More

Japanese multinationals need to globalize their business further if they wish to grow rather than stagnate, and to do so requires the ability to develop and manage businesses outside of Japan. Read More