Miscellaneous
The above categories are the most common and important aspects of Japanese etiquette but the following tips are also useful to know:
Japanese people may ask you direct and personal questions. This isn’t intended to be rude, but rather a polite way to show interest.
People don’t tend to say “no” as it is too direct. They will probably use “maybe” in its place.
If you are exchanging business cards you should give and receive them with both hands. Once you receive a card, don’t put it in your pocket. Keep it in your hand or on the table as a sign of respect.