Japanese for Business Success: Communicate with Confidence in Meetings and Presentations

The search results did not return direct resources specifically targeting Japanese phrases and expressions used in meetings and presentations. However, I can provide a well-rounded answer based on common knowledge about essential Japanese language expressions and etiquette used for meetings and presentations in a professional environment.

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