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Content: Enjoy the Silence 
The Japanese typically nod often while listening,showing they pay attention to what is said. However, there is little idle chatter. In Japan, there is no urge to fill the silence with talk, but rather to use it a time to consider what is being said. Posture 
It’s considered rude to sit with legs crossed or slouched. The proper way to sit is upright with both feet on the floor. When standing, give the other person room. Standing too close to someone else is inappropriate. Control Emotions 
The Japanese consider showing emotions as a burden to the other person. They typically maintain a passive expression while speaking. A negative emotion may only get expressed with a tilt of the head or a quick inhalation.