The Art of War" is actually an English translation of "The Art of War". Although it is a bit of a departure from the Japanese title, it is a four-word phrase that expresses how excellent this book is before you read it, don't you think? In Japan, it is also published for children, so it is not necessarily &nb...

I am sure you are well aware that English has many unique expressions. Following the "Can you say this in English? series, this time we will present Part 1 of "How do you say this in Japanese? Part 1 of "How do you say this in Japanese? In some cases, we use unexpected expressions to explain concepts of things or actions that are common in other countries but not so in English-speaking countries. So here is a quiz! ...

Did you guess the correct answer to last week's quiz? The correct answer was 2) Pure. Pure play" = "dedicated. The largest among the pure-play Internet banks. ...

The last Friday of March has arrived. Although the busyness of the world seems to have calmed down a little compared to the previous years, many companies must still be very busy at the end of the fiscal year. We hope that this quiz will provide a break for you. A company or department that is "devoted" to a single task is called a "0000 play" ...

Did you understand the meaning of "Topline" in the last issue? Actually, it means sales. The reason is that it is written on the top line of the Profit and Loss Statement. Rather than being told to "increase sales! Raise the top line! I think that is a good way to push up the top line! I'm going to push up the top line...