Business cards Kyoto

Traditional crafts, precision manufacturing and research

Kyoto's business community spans long-established traditional crafts workshops, precision manufacturing firms supplying global electronics and machinery supply chains, and a significant university research sector. Meishi etiquette here is often observed particularly carefully in crafts and long-established manufacturing businesses, where the exchange is treated as a mark of respect between old and new contacts.

A card with a QR code fits well once the exchange is done, and a researcher or manufacturer can use the linked profile to share a paper, product specification or supplier catalogue that would not fit on a printed card.

Tourism, hospitality and delivery

Kyoto's large tourism and hospitality sector also relies on quick, repeated introductions with visiting partners and tour operators, and a scannable profile with a booking link is a practical addition for hotel, ryokan and tour business contacts. Delivery to Kyoto and the rest of Japan is by tracked delivery.

Frequently asked questions

Is meishi etiquette especially important in Kyoto?

Yes, many long-established crafts and manufacturing businesses in Kyoto treat the formal two-handed exchange as a particular mark of respect.

Can a Kyoto crafts business share a catalogue through the card?

Yes, the linked profile can include a portfolio link or PDF catalogue for customers and partners to view after the exchange.

Are these cards useful for hospitality and tour operators?

Yes, a profile with a booking link suits hotel, ryokan and tour business introductions with visiting partners.

Is delivery to Kyoto tracked?

Yes, orders to Kyoto and the rest of Japan are sent with tracked delivery.