
Perfect Your Japanese Email Writing with Our Professional Templates
Professional email writing in Japanese typically follows formal and polite conventions, with structured templates used for various business contexts. These templates often include elements such as appropriate greetings, respectful language (keigo), clear purpose statements, and courteous closings.
Key points for professional Japanese emails include:
- Use of formal greetings like はじめまして (Hajimemashite) or お世話になっております (Osewa ni natte orimasu) depending on the relationship.
- Clearly stating the main point or purpose early in the email.
- Polite expressions such as 〜ございます (gozaimasu) and 〜いたします (itashimasu).
- Formal sentence endings like 〜ございますか (gozaimasu ka) for questions.
- Proper closing phrases like よろしくお願いいたします (Yoroshiku onegaishimasu).
- Signature with name, title, and contact information.
Examples of templates include:
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Initial Contact Email
- Greeting
- Self-introduction
- Reason for contacting
- Request or question
- Closing and signature
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Follow-up Email
- Reference to previous contact
- Reminder or additional information
- Request for response or action
- Polite closing
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Thank You Email
- Expression of gratitude
- Reference to meeting or help received
- Polite closing
The language is carefully chosen to show respect and maintain professionalism.
If a detailed template is needed, including example sentences for various parts of an email in Japanese, this can be provided.
The sources indicate that Japanese email communication is taught with specific rules and that formal email writing support systems exist to help users compose proper emails to superiors and business contacts. 7, 11
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