What does Japanese company mean?

"Legal person" is a Japanese joint-stock company. Japan Limited (かぶしき) refers to shares, equity and stocks. Clubs (かぃしゃ) refer to companies, limited companies and businesses. "Legal person" is a Japanese joint-stock company. Japan calls shares plants, such as shares, and Japan calls them "plants". Several shareholders jointly contribute to run a company, which is called a limited company, and Japan is called a "joint stock company".

Japanese enterprises are called "joint-stock companies", which means that enterprises are like a big family. In order to avoid confrontation within the family, everyone has the responsibility to maintain harmony and unity within the family. Influenced by Japanese colonization, South Korea will also use the habit of "joint-stock companies".