The Osaka Tea Company of Japan uses nonverbal messages during its management meetings to ensure harmony within the company. The managers exhibit a polite style to show respect and are careful not to make any remarks that could offend others. What kind of culture does this company represent?

Answer:High-context cultures

Explanation:High-context cultures refers to a culture which relies mostly on implicit and heavily on context communication, they don't use much words to express themselves. It is an opposite of a low-context cultures which depends mostly on explicit verbal communication, they use more words to pass the message to others like American culture.

High-context cultures believes and values interpersonal relationships such as most of the eastern culture, where all the generation live under the same house. Japanese is in the East, which means they belong to those cultures that values implicit communication.