Tatemae & Honne (Distinguishing Between Good Form & Real Intention in Japan)
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Tatemae & Honne (Distinguishing Between Good Form & Real Intention in Japan)

by Mitsubishi

Business Cultural Studies Japan
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Explore the Japanese concepts of tatemae and honne and how they shape social and professional interactions in Japan.

About This Book

This book examines the distinction between tatemae, or outward behavior and expressed opinions, and honne, or true feelings and intentions, within Japanese society.

It provides insights into how these dual concepts influence communication, relationships, and professional conduct in Japan.

Readers gain a foundational understanding of cultural nuances that shape everyday interactions and business practices.

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