How to Bow in Japan and Manners - Business Etiquette

[@JapanesePod101]

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[@wikichoo]

That's Japan for you, even in daily life, they are constantly calculating angle degrees.

[@perdykool]

Thats why they so smart

[@レンレン-f2y]

lol

[@ReesesCupsable]

Haha. The part where she is making the ringing sound 2:55 and adds a flip phone sound effect to an iPhone, HILARIOUS!

[@poojit37]

M VGA She's soo cute 😍😘😍😘

[@user-ru3zw6lz9h]

I died XD she's hilarious

[@BunniBon]

I for real didnt notice that 😂

[@joshuacacho1010]

I love when Risa teach Japanese, it makes me awake to learn.

[@owenhedderman9162]

Pernites Cacho Same bro

[@imenfenina2059]

I love the way you explain things with a bit of fun, cute humor

[@tomrainbow3146]

Eshaku: 15°: A light bow - meeting someone for the first time - saying hi (greeting) to neighbors - someone keeps an elevator door open for you - accidentally bumping into someone Keirei: 30° AKA a salute: a polite bow commonly used in business situations - at a job interview or audition - at a reception Saikeirei: 45°: the most polite and respectful bow, shows deep appreciation or apology - apologizing at work - thanking people who came to watch your show Bonus: Dogeza - apologize sincerely - on the phone

[@truthseeker000000]

Japanese people are so polite to each other in the public space. It’s really amazing!! Much respect to them. 👍🏻👍🏻😍

[@saekka8537]

It was fun to see the other crew members like Yuki and Motoko, I hope they appear again on your future videos.

[@arikazuma6472]

and why are the clips in this video so funny omg

[@silentblackhole]

Wow. Culture is so different around the world and you really have to make an effort to learn/understand it all.

[@johnnylabatt4452]

This how I plan to Interact with people after the quarantine!

[@burymyreflection]

Same here

[@daniellclary]

This is rather helpful. I have wanted to visit Japan, and I have heard that bowing is a big thing about showing respect. And I do want to be as respectful as possible if I am ever there.

[@4LKay]

Imagine someone is like “NO YOU HAVE TO BOW IN A 15 DEGREE ANGLE NOT 16”

[@bunzoburger]

XD

[@RexusprimeIX]

You accidentally bow a bit too much "Dude, why are you being so weird? We're neighbours, man"

[@seaserenity5971]

😂😂😂

[@tealvampyre]

Bow with a protractor, or have a buddy protractor you so you always give off proper angles.

[@doger944]

The genuine happiness and enjoyment involved in the making of this video is enough to make my doki doki.

[@UncleSilverGaming]

I applied for a job at the Hahaha Corporation, but they laughed me right out of the office.

[@goldensilence5841]

😂😂😂

[@burymyreflection]

Hahaha nice one

[@MissFushi]

I FOUND YOU HERE UNCLE SILVER! Mwuaha!

[@UncleSilverGaming]

@@MissFushi Lmao! Konnichiwa!

[@DamnitDave]

we mericans absolutely love japanese culture and find the people to be so amazing. the fact these 2 nations went from awful war, to best friends, is an inspiration for the whole world. enemies can become the best of friends

[@mooncake5016]

I would definitely bow to Risa san if she's my neighbor. Her new hairstyle looks awesome.

[@pyeora4635]

I have a job interview in a Japanese company. This helped me a lot thank you

[@AnimeFan6969]

Meishi was actually one of the first words I learned in my japanese class, it must be very important indeed!

[@zephricus2089]

This was very helpful. I was pretty confused on when to and how deeply someone should bow. 10/10

[@Muraryuen]

Helpful and funny at the same time.

[@tamarabradberry9299]

I love this culture. I plan to visit eventually. I love how polite they are.

[@AngelDuelist]

Thank you so much! I am studying a Japanese language book right now but it wasn't specific on when to bow when you meet someone. Your video helped me understand it a lot better, now I know a lot more about when to bow! Thank you again!

[@WomanofGodTalitaCumi]

Risa is so Pretty ! ^_^

[@lorrettasilva9055]

Arigatou :) I started a new job in America for a Japanese employer. I would like to learn how to "respectfully" great, acknowledge, and conduct myself in his presence.

[@Lumaa14]

I was so curious about all the different ways to bow in different situations , my mind was drifting off after reading about a Japanese pagoda in humanities. Great video!!!

[@jamessottile4071]

Dogeza took me by surprise when I visited. A restaurant manager apologized for and oversight (which was very minor to me and my friends) but he dropped to the ground and presented his business card above his head. It was pretty amazing since I wasn't aware. Thanks for teaching me the word. :)

[@jackoblllllllll]

I LOVE the end song!

[@toydivision1673]

Wish I knew this when I bumped into a Japanese businessman.

[@jayeshchak2769]

I'm in love with Japan now ! 😍😍😍

[@LukaszDmowski]

This channel is awesome. My girlfriend is Japanese and I have so much to learn now... :P. If you ever visit Poland, please say hi, I make videos from here. We would love to show you around :). Who's 🇵🇱 watching this channel?

[@arisan4877]

Lukasz Dmowski 😉

[@perlablanc533]

Lukasz Dmowski cute girl dude ;)

[@haidesu572]

Your girlfriend looks Indian or middle eastern. Possibly Ainu with some foreign. Beautiful all the same.

[@雪音-d7v]

Risa with bangs is so cute💕 Oh and the video is very useful!! Thank you!!

[@dred05m61]

I really like this channel with host Risa. wish I have found these videos years earlier instead of in 2019.

[@davepowell2029]

Wow! Motoko is so funny! More Motoko!

[@akane3549]

This video is very helpful especially in doing business ni japan. Arigatou 🙇‍♀️

[@andykudsi7697]

thank you all for the good lesson

[@bunayyanurs1714]

the way to teach is very funny, and also easy to understand, thank you very much

[@SirPhillyLeong]

Stayed at some fancy hotel in Osaka on holidays. Every day I saw these businessmen check out and as they left there was a line of both hotel staff and I think it was his employees bowing as they got into their car. One old man had a least a dozen people lined on both sides bowing at the entrance. It was so awkward as I walked pass to go get my ramen.

[@КатеринаМирон-е4л]

Business card exchange!!! That's what I needed. Thanks!

[@asokoniosaruこんにちは]

詳しい事が勉強になりました。

[@beyzabah]

Your new haircut looks so cute Risa! :3

[@dapril]

"This one hasn't been done yet" is my favorite new quote

[@WalterWilcox-f4s]

Risa! You are so pretty!!! Thank you for the lesson, and also thank you to your crew and staff. Japanese culture is beautiful!!!

[@Shadowhero43]

I am loving her hair

[@kusy]

Yuuki-san of hahaha corporation wrote the best e-book of its kind -- Mastering Kanji! I'm so impressed that the 530+ pages e-book even have audio files embedded in it. Greetings from Canada!

[@sou_desu8587]

I love those skits

[@mdj7849]

Risa -sensei soo cheerful !

[@RohithPraveen-gy6gn]

Risa is so cheerful as a baby

[@davetoth9767]

Domo arigato Risa san.

[@sharifsircar]

The skit was nicely done with humour

[@amazingvlogs568]

Sugoi!!! All the ways you present, Risa. Thanks

[@gildardoarango]

Risa and team: Congratulations for you work, very important. It is a enty door to we are understanding the complex wold the Ninhongo and Japones culture. Cheers us!!

[@Final00Exit]

One day I'd like to work for HAHAHA or LALALA Company

[@poojit37]

Me too 😁 👍

[@N.a.n.a._]

Final00Exit Lol! I thought the same 😂

[@harryart3163]

おおおお！素晴らしいですね！

[@10OF9OFBORG]

Thank you Risa! It's very interesting way to bow different ways. I wish in Canada can do that too. Risa, you are so cutie and funny.

[@luisarmandoramirezluna6734]

Un cordial saludo desde México, me encantó este vídeo. :) Domo arigato

[@suretonychan]

Risa is a very interesting teacher😉

[@ShortFuseFighting]

i'll just bow 90 degrees for everything and use the polite form of everything at all times...just to be safe

[@burymyreflection]

Me too 😂

[@afendz]

arigatou gozaimasu, risa-san.

[@dmitryalexandersamoilov]

Risa San this video is great quality! Keep up the good work!

[@AaronStorey]

I'm currently learning Japanese at University, and I've read that handshaking is uncommon, and bowing sort of takes care of that. Is this true?

[@hayatoikeda7099]

It's true.

[@ikhsanhasbi657]

yeah, Japanese aren't really into physical contact type of greeting. I lived in japan for a year and I did handshake only for few times with my professors when the situation is appropriate.

[@vinesbr9616]

I had the opportunity to meat and guide a japanese professor at my university and he always shaked hands with everyone, but probably because he got used to it since he visited many foreign countries already. In my opinion, shaking hands it's not a problem, even if you are visiting Japan, they'll probably won't mind much with foreigners. But you should bow whenever possible. I my case again, I shaked hands because he gave his hands to me first, otherwise I would have stayed only with the bow. In the business world it might be different, idk.

[@kitkatpopsiciles639]

Aaron YES

[@timmyteaches7663]

Yeah man. Physical contact isn't really appropriate in Japan unless you're friends with the person. Handshaking is a western custom and even in Afghanistan the people there don't normally shake hands either, only the elders who have contact with military personell tend to shake hands and even then it's pretty uncommon. I would say to avoid it unless the person offers you their hand first.

[@abdullakc]

Risa your business clothing is so cute on you!, + I cant understand why 2 disliked the video! how can someone not like risa ?! りさすきです！

[@mrsteveashby]

Yes, I want to visit Japan... Thanks for teaching ;)

[@JapaneseSanChan]

this is very helpful since I may visit Japan in the future for a trip, Arigato^^

[@AyupChuck]

Has anyone seen the curb your enthusiasm episode with the bow. So funny. Also great vid. Very informative.

[@izzaneeibrahim1821]

The videos never failed to make me laugh, haha

[@Irulan10]

"Please treat me well" 😄😄😄 I'm going to say that whenever I go to an interview.

[@benjaminhutcherson2046]

Your hair is longer, Risa. I almost didn't recognize you. It looks cute. I like it.

[@shubhamsahuSD]

2:21 best part 😆😆😆

[@paulinski011]

Make a video about the Tokyo preparations for the Olympics and what people think of so many foreigners who are going to arrive

[@cherrybomb4370]

This was very helpful, thanks

[@hiddenemperor653]

fun and informative as always haha love it!

[@36-mayank72]

Helpful video and great video risa-san

[@jamesemery3639]

Thank you, now with this new virus, we Americans need to learn a new way to greet people without the handshake. Safety first.

[@jensenm7256]

Your Japanese is really good!

[@shandysnanny]

I enjoyed it. Thank you.

[@koronbiayin1931]

便利動画ですね！ありがとう！

[@amazingsparckman]

Risa looks like cute anime :D

[@pareshsarma7979]

I completely learn! thanks

[@Gamercat01]

べんきょうになりました。ありがとうございます。

[@ninomachadoelpropio9350]

Omoshiroi 😮

[@mr.russellsjapaneseclass3727]

That guy Yuki is hilarious! Cool dude! I wish he was my teacher!

[@mzl59]

このビデオはとても面白しかったでした。今日は私は新しいと素晴らしい日本のビジネスの文化のトッピクを学びました。日本の有名い会社は世界にあります。

[@alvinpires1892]

Hi teacher Thanks for this video

[@timmyteaches7663]

Konnichiwa Risa-sensei. Domo arigato gozaimasu*

[@se_time4464]

I will learn japanese soon in classes

[@ShakeTheBox]

Is it possible to see more Motoko without seeing less Risa? (She was the best part of that Word Association Game video)

[@_Forever555]

You make learning a new language easy and fun.. Thank you! One day I want to work for hahaha corporation too 😂

[@salla5302]

Beautiful riza❤️🇯🇵

[@TheSimo1971]

Thanks Risa :)

[@Hudgiefish11]

Thank you so much!!!

[@queene9684]

Now I get it when people say, “it’s all about those degrees”

[@MariaSilva-gs4uv]

Hi Rosa loved the video now I don't think I'll look like a moron in Japan now but my Japanese is not great.i speak Spanish, English and Portuguese..n there's room for more.thanks I'll be learning with you..thanks ...

[@martinkullberg6718]

This was so cute 🥰

[@robynwoods504]

I am only 14 and I have been learning japanese through you guys. First I would like to say thank you. I am only a "Beginner" so I would like to know if you could make a video on how to use hai,so desu and the other variations. I love japan and all it's quirks. Sorry if my question seems different I have always wanted to know that

[@timmyteaches7663]

Ayanna Branch that's such a typical otaku question... you don't need a video for those 2 words.. hai means anything involving "yes" and so desu is used for so many different things a video would be an hour long. Just know that so desu can be used for pretty much anything. It just means "that's so" or "it is" or "i agree with what you're saying" or "so then.." with the hundreds and hundreds of videos they have already on the channel, they've already gone over this. You just have to look.

[@robynwoods504]

Brad Młodystach thank you very much

[@robynwoods504]

Timmy Teaches I will be sure to check thank you

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

From just YT (in case you're interested) there are quite a few "complementary" sources for Japanese... meaning they go well with Japanesepod101 without too much mind-numbing repetition, so it keeps it kind of fresh and fun. JapaneseAmmoWithMisa

[@ottavva]

I visited the beautiful, amazing, fascinating ... (running out of superlatives) country of yours in 2007 and being a poor gaijin 外人 as I am - I only made a light, short bow, knowing that I would be doing it wrong anyway and (as instructed in my travel guide) I was not at all expected to do it, let alone do it correctly

[@mikeyemopunk7854]

Risa is so cute

[@owen0314]

ありがとうございます！

[@sumanuav]

I want to work for hahaha and lalala company. 😂😂

[@tanujab8168]

will you please upload a video on how to introduce when a foreigner joins in a company and should greet all co-workers on first day? thankyou

[@reynalkouurin7852]

Risa san are so kawaii with that hair!