Japanese term for morning office mantra ritual


This is a follow-on question to [this
question](https://english.stackexchange.com/q/476431/107198) which was asked
on the English Language stack.

The phenomenon in question is the typical Japanese workplace ritual where team
members will begin the day with some type of communal mantra or recitation of
the workplace values, etc.

The question is whether there is a specific single word or term in Japanese
for this ritual and, if so, what is it called?




This is part of 朝礼{ちょうれい} (chourei/chōrei). Here's some blog posts about the
practice:

  * <https://newsnmylife.wordpress.com/tag/chourei/>

  * <http://ameliemarieintokyo.com/en/the-morning-greetings-in-japanese-work-place/>

  * <https://clivebgordon.com/2016/04/25/workplace-culture-shock/>

Mantra/company values are called 社訓{しゃくん} or 社是{しゃぜ}.

The part of 朝礼 that involves the process of chanting it I don't think quite
has a formalized name, but the most common seems to be 社訓を唱和{しょうわ}する. I've
also seen the following:

  * 社訓を朝礼で唱える{となえる}
  * 社是を唱える
  * 社訓を読み上げる
  * 経営理念唱和




This is part of 朝礼{ちょうれい} (chourei/chōrei). Here's some blog posts about the
practice:

  * <https://newsnmylife.wordpress.com/tag/chourei/>

  * <http://ameliemarieintokyo.com/en/the-morning-greetings-in-japanese-work-place/>

  * <https://clivebgordon.com/2016/04/25/workplace-culture-shock/>

Mantra/company values are called 社訓{しゃくん} or 社是{しゃぜ}.

The part of 朝礼 that involves the process of chanting it I don't think quite
has a formalized name, but the most common seems to be 社訓を唱和{しょうわ}する. I've
also seen the following:

  * 社訓を朝礼で唱える{となえる}
  * 社是を唱える
  * 社訓を読み上げる
  * 経営理念唱和

