The purposes of this study are to understand what kinds of situations is Japanese language used, and with whom is Japanese language spoken by Taiwanese who are using Japanese (TJ) in working fields in Taiwan. Furthermore, the problem-solving strategies used by TJ when they are having communication problems in such situations are also concerned. The result reveals that, (1) Both JTJ (TJ in Japanese company) and TTJ (TJ in Taiwanese company) use Japanese language to their Japanese senior co-workers and Japanese clients, whose politeness is required in language usage. (2) Both JTJ and TTJ frequently use Japanese language in the following domains: conversation domain (telephone conversation), speaking domain (self-introducing), and listening domain (listen to comments from Japanese native speakers in meetings). (3) TJ are having difficulties in using Japanese language in the following situations: business discussion and negotiation, presenting an organized presentation by himself, and listening to ones presentation. (4) In order to accomplish their purpose, TJ use the following positive strategies when having difficulties in communication which carried in Japanese language: self-problem solving strategy, requesting for support strategy, and utilizing resources strategy. With the findings of the research, three suggestions are given which could help to improve the teaching skills in the education of business Japanese in Taiwan: 1) Situations that are highly indispensable and important to TJ should be introduced in early stage. 2) Teaching language expressions that are useful in specific situations in which TJ often having problem with. TJ practice in assumpted specific situations using language expressions taught, and TJ will become more confident in real situations. 3) Positive strategies that can be utilized in workplace should be taught more.