Shigeki Sensei

Description: Japanese business people will say "Osewa ni natte orimasu." when they meet each other. I cannot translate this phrase from Japanese to English. They just say "Osewa ni natte orimasu." It has no meaning. It is just a custom.

Description: I don`t like a meeting. Whenever I join some meetings, I often fall asleep. I might not be interested in the subject. Actually, almost all the things in the company seem to be unimportant. I go to the company every day for the sake of getting a monthly salary.

Description: Shibui (Tasteful)

Description: Ese Interi (Pseudointellectual)

Description: Cat Face

Description: Dochiraka to ieba aku!!(If anything, I am a bad person.)

Description: The human face

Description: Tako-oyaji(An old crab)

Description: Octopus

Description: Shareotsu(Stylish)

Description: Sharemono(Dandy)

Description: Dochimpira

Description: Businessman

Description: Gorotsuki (hoodlum)

Description: Apathy

Description: Hira-Shain means "an employee with no title".

Description: Shanai NEET (person who is employed but has nothing to do at their company)

Description: Tehaishi(A recruiter of day laborers)

Description: Tagosaku(A country person)

Description: Otoko Migaki means ''Become more manly''.

Description: I want to be called scoundrel.

Description: Mu-fu-fu

Description: It's Too Dangerous!

Description: I'll get to it tomorrow.

Description: I'll get to it.

Description: I am a dangerous foreigner.

Description: Otoko mekake means male paramour.

Description: A fraudulent landbroker is referred to as zimenshi in Japan.

Description: New rich

Description: This word is often used by some Japanese company employees and employers.

Description: Agenda is favorite words of corporate slaves (Shachiku).

Description: Can you keep on working for 24 hours? I cannot do it!

Description: What do you want to be? I want to be a diehard company man.

Description: Some sales people do not have to go to the office everyday. They go to see customers and have a business talk. After that they go home. Such working style is called chokkou chokki.