Business cards Yokohama

Minato Mirai and the port economy

Yokohama's Minato Mirai district has grown into a modern business hub of corporate headquarters and conference facilities, sitting alongside the city's long-standing identity as one of Japan's major ports. That mix means a single day can include a formal meishi exchange in a Minato Mirai tower and a more practical conversation with a shipping or manufacturing contact elsewhere in the port area.

A smart card works across both: the physical exchange stays traditional, and the QR code or NFC tap becomes the way a contact later saves your details or looks up a product specification linked to your profile.

Pacifico Yokohama and delivery

Pacifico Yokohama hosts large-scale conferences and trade events that bring in visitors from across Japan and overseas, and a scannable card helps a contact keep track of who they met among many exchanged that day. Delivery to Yokohama and the rest of Japan is by tracked delivery.

Frequently asked questions

Do I still need to exchange cards formally in Yokohama?

Yes, the two-handed meishi exchange is standard practice in Yokohama as elsewhere in Japan, and a smart card should be presented the same way.

Are smart cards useful for port and logistics contacts?

Yes, a profile can carry shipping documents or product specifications that a logistics contact can revisit after the initial exchange.

Are these cards used at Pacifico Yokohama events?

Yes, scanning a card after an in-person exchange is a practical way to save contacts collected at large conferences there.

Is delivery to Yokohama tracked?

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