Stylish Cardholder at KOBO

Anyone who’s done business in Japan knows how important first impressions are. Your first encounter with a person often revolves around the business card, or meishi, exchange.

If the person you are meeting is higher ranking than you, let them initiate the exchange. If you’re on equal status, either party can start the exchange. Also, if you’re sitting at a table, don’t put your counterpart’s card in your pocket; place it carefully on the table. It’s both polite and gives you a chance to remember the person’s name.

 

And if you really want to make a good impression, use a fashionable cardholder like the ones Kobo and Kobo at Higo, two stylish boutiques in Seattle, are offering this holiday season. Present your cards with style and make that first impression work for you!

Location & Contact Information

KOBO at Higo

602 S Jackson St, Seattle, WA 98104

https://koboseattle.com/

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Ryosuke Komori was born and raised in Kyoto. The city's deep cultural heritage and centuries-old traditions helped shape him as a young man and still influence him today. As a college student, he and friends started an email magazine business called MaguMagu! The success of that business made Ryosuke realize he needed to tell more stories about Japan in new ways. That's how QAZJapan and Origami magazine were born. With QAZJapan, Ryosuke is taking his media skills to a whole new level! He hopes you dive into the site and enjoy.
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