The causative-passive form in Japanese grammar enables speakers to express situations where someone is being compelled to do an action by someone else or when something is done by someone else’s influence. This form is commonly used to express third-person perspectives, experiences, and thoughts. It follows a specific conjugation pattern that can be mastered with practice. With the ‘causative-passive’ form, learners can make complex sentences that convey varying levels of information. Mastering this form will provide additional depth to your Japanese communication skills.