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第一次去日本公司领取、返还入札仕様書——完整流程与经验总结

最近因为工作需要,我第一次独自前往一家公司的办公室,办理入札仕様書(招标规格书)的返还与领取。 虽然整个过程并不复杂,但真正经历之后才发现,很多细节如果没有人提前告诉你,第一次去还是会有些紧张。因此想把这次的经历整理下来,希望能给以后第一次办理类似业务的人提供一些参考。 本文仅记录我此次前往某家公司办理入札仕様書业务的实际经历。不同发标单位、政府机关或企业的办理方式可能有所不同,请以对方规定为准。 出发前 这次的任务有两个: 返还上一份入札仕様書 领取新的入札仕様書 出门前,我准备了: 入札仕様書 名片 当时我认为这样就足够了。 后来才发现,还有一样东西我误以为不用带。 到达公司 这家公司并不是可以直接进入的。 办公区域的大门一直处于关闭状态,需要使用门口的内线电话联系工作人员,由对方确认后开门。 我拿起电话后说道: お世話になっております。 株式会社○○の○○です。 入札仕様書を返却しに来ました。新しい入札仕様書を受け取りに来ました。 工作人员确认后,很快帮我打开了大门。 进入办公室 进入办公室后,我向工作人员简单打了招呼: お世話になっております。 随后便开始办理资料交接。 整个过程没有想象中的复杂,也没有长时间的商务寒暄。 返还入札仕様書 原本我以为,把入札仕様書交给工作人员,返还手续就结束了。 实际上并不是。 工作人员告诉我: 入札仕様書最后一页有一张返却记录表,需要填写完成后,返还手续才算正式完成。 也就是说,仅仅把资料交回去是不够的。 这一点如果第一次办理,很容易忽略。 领取新的入札仕様書 完成返还手续后,工作人员把新的入札仕様書交给了我。 就在这时,又提醒了我另一件事情。 其实, 資格証明書我之前已经提交过一次。 因此,我误以为之后领取新的入札仕様書时,就不需要再携带了。 工作人员告诉我: 資格証明書并不是第一次提交之后就一直有效,而是每次领取新的入札仕様書时,都需要再次出示。 由于这是我第一次没有携带,对方这次没有追究,仍然让我领取了新的入札仕様書。 不过,对方也明确说明: 今后每一次领取新的入札仕様書,都必须携带資格証明書。 这也成为我以后必须记住的一项固定流程。 整个过程其实没有想象中困难 在出发之前,我最担心的是: 门口电话应该怎么说? 敬语会不会说错? 会不会因为不会商务敬语而出问题? 要不要准备很多寒暄? 真正经历之后才发现,这些担心其实没...

What is "住民票"? - About "residence certificate" in details

Q&A Q: What is " 住民票 " in Japan? A: " 住民票 " means the  certificate of residence . It records the citizen's whereabouts and residence changes, which should be registered 14 days before or after moving into the new address. In principle, " 住民票 " is written according to the registration items on the  residence card . Before 2012, only Japanese people applied for " 住民票 ," but after July 12, international students can also apply. Still, they also need not do it. Because, in general, it is more beneficial to keep a  residence card  or a passport !  AND Please note that what you actually get is only a copy of the actual Residence Certificate . We also called the copied paper " 住民票 "; Q: Why do you need it? A: Suppose you are doing significant business in Japan, such as taking a driver's license test, taking a job, or changing careers. In that case, you must apply for it and then hand it over to the office to prove your legal ident...

Guide "to" VS. "on" VS. "for", which is correct?

In general, guides are "to" whatever they describe , whether this is an action or a thing:  A guide to living in Japan A guide to the City of Tokyo A guide to 21st-century Performance art​ However, the form that the guide is published in , whether it is a book, a web page, an article, or anything else, would usually use "on":  An essay on the City of Kanagawa A book on building your own nuclear weapons A web page on 21st-century Performance artists "For" is used to say who the guide is aimed at , not what it describes:  A guide for juveniles A guide for car owners​  A guide for Single Moms I would be a little surprised to see something like "A guide for building your own space rocket," where "for" indicates purpose, and "A guide for seventeenth-century Flemish art" would be wrong. Yes, the preposition after "guide" must be followed by a specific purpose if you want to use "for," so I still recommend you to ...

The most challenging part of Japanese: VOLITIONAL VERBS 意志動詞 VS. NON-VOLITIONAL VERBS 無意志動詞

Note: Japanese Volitional verbs should be distinguished from verbs' volitional forms . Before reading, please check this if you don't know what 他動詞 and 自動詞 are: https://www.livinginjapanasaforeigner.com/2022/08/the-confusing-part-of-japanese.html In conclusion: Transitive verbs  are volitional  verbs, and non-volitional verbs are  Intransitive verbs . 他動詞⇒意志動詞 無意志動詞⇒自動詞 Details  Difference between volitional verbs and non-volitional verbs Words without potential form  all use the form of "ない" to directly indicate "cannot." Words with potential forms  are just like common words; they use the potential form's "ない" form to mean cannot. These two kinds of words are not  Transitive verbs  or  Intransitive verbs . (to be exact, it is the difference between volitional verbs and non-volitional verbs ) For example: 「届ける」VS.「届く」 "届ける" refer to someone delivering something. (With people's participation) "届く" refers to those that c...

How can I write a letter in Japanese? Description of the writing format of Japanese letters.

Introduction In Japan, although the writing method of personal letters is free, there are specific format requirements when writing formal letters . Writing a letter according to the format is also to express your respect and sincerity to the other party. In order not to let your letter make the other party feel impolite, let's learn the writing format of Japanese letters ~ During the period of daily Japanese language development, the use of the expressive association is called "「頭語(とうご)」" (literally, ' head language '), "「拝啓(はいけい)」," and "「謹啓(きんけい)」." A greeting about climate or season will be added after head language , which can make the other party read the letter comfortably. In general, the head language will use "「拝啓(はいけい)」," and the corresponding peroration  is "「敬具(けいぐ)」." If you want to be more polite, for example, when writing some work letters, you will use "「謹啓(きんけい)」," and the corresponding conclusio...

How can I get a free Privacy Policy Generator?

Free Privacy Policy Generator? https://www.privacypolicygenerator.info/ This website seems to be a good choice. I made my own Privacy Policy on it. It is very friendly to personal websites. If you are not a company, at least there is no problem choosing this one. And they also give the HTML version: <h1>Privacy Policy for livinginjapanasaforeigner.com</h1> <p>At livinginjapanasaforeigner.com, accessible from https://livinginjapanasaforeigner.com, one of our main priorities is the privacy of our visitors. This Privacy Policy document contains types of information that is collected and recorded by livinginjapanasaforeigner.com and how we use it.</p> <p>If you have additional questions or require more information about our Privacy Policy, do not hesitate to contact us.</p> <p>This Privacy Policy applies only to our online activities and is valid for visitors to our website with regards to the information that they shared and/or collect in livingi...

Privacy Policy for livinginjapanasaforeigner.com

At livinginjapanasaforeigner.com, accessible from https://livinginjapanasaforeigner.com, one of our main priorities is the privacy of our visitors. This Privacy Policy document contains types of information that is collected and recorded by livinginjapanasaforeigner.com and how we use it. If you have additional questions or require more information about our Privacy Policy, do not hesitate to contact us. This Privacy Policy applies only to our online activities and is valid for visitors to our website with regards to the information that they shared and/or collect in livinginjapanasaforeigner.com. This policy is not applicable to any information collected offline or via channels other than this website. Our Privacy Policy was created with the help of the Free Privacy Policy Generator . Consent By using our website, you hereby consent to our Privacy Policy and agree to its terms. Information we collect The personal information that you are asked to provide, and the reasons w...

Matcha Almond Pudding with Green Tea Sauce

Matcha Almond Pudding without Green Tea Sauce This is just the original appearance on the table. 1 You can see that this is a bit light green pudding-like Tofu. To be honest, I have forgotten whether Tofu is sweet, but I clearly remember that Tofu is very tender. 2 The wolfberry on it is sweeter than Tofu. 3 But I wonder how this shape is made. And because it is a bean product, why is its taste infinitely close to pudding? This is really amazing! Matcha Almond Pudding with Green Tea Sauce I poured Matcha sauce on the Tofu, and it looked more beautiful. 4 Wow, the fifth picture is the best shooting angle, I think. 5 The overhead angle looks good but is slightly smaller than the whole picture. 6 Moreover, Matcha sauce tastes lovely, and its sweetness is close to condensed milk. Click here to see more about Ichiran Ramen.

Blogger custom domain redirection not working? Maybe you missed something. - About Cloudflare DNS Settings

This case will show you how to resolve DNS on Cloudflare about Blogger. Since you found this, your problem may be that the "domain.com" cannot be redirected to the subdomain of "www.domain.com." Generally, we choose URL redirecting rather than directly resolving "domain.com." Especially Blogger even has a switch to redirect directly. First, please check whether there are two records in the DNS settings of Cloudflare. These two records are the two CNAME records Blogger asked you to add at the beginning.  One is the CNAME defined by Blogger for verification purposes, and the other is a URL corresponding to your "www." They may look like these: Name: gvblqrscfa24t    Content: gv-mapcmu4pcr2d4z.dv.googlehosted.com Name: www      Content: ghs.google.com Please be careful; it's not "ghs.googlehosted.com," "let alone "ghs.googlehost.com.""I just didn't input it correctly. So I tried many methods. And they must be ...

The Ultimate Guide To Ichiran Ramen: A Delicious and Unique Dining Experience

Introduction If you are new to Japan, Ichiran Ramen will be a good choice for you. Ichiran Ramen is very particular. For example, they require freshly cooked Ramen to be brought to the guests within 15 seconds. Their secret spicy sauce is said to be a mixture of more than 30 ingredients, so I generally recommend twice the spicy degree when ordering. And according to the general rules, they will ask you whether you want garlic or onions or not.  The most important thing they will ask is the hardness of the noodles. There are about five kinds of surface hardness: Extra firm , firm , medium , soft , very soft . I recommend  firm  Ramen, even though they recommend  medium . The color represents the softness and hardness of the Ramen. The waiter will give you a small plate, and its color is what I show now. The Kae-Dama metal plate So, let's go for steps.  Steps of eating Ramen in Ichiran Step1 Like other Japanese restaurants, Ichran uses vending machines to se...