Next, it is about the posture and the way of speaking at the interview. First of all, it is not common in Japan to shake hands. Sit with your back straight. It’s not good to have a hunched back, put your elbows on the desk, or cross your legs. Also, put your bag on the floor next to the chair. And while you’re nervous at the interview, try to be friendly and have a bright, relaxed look. Also, when you talk, look their eyes straight. If you don’t do that, they won’t trust what you say. The speed of speech is not too fast, not too slow, and if possible, you should adjust it to the speed of the interviewer.