Advantages and disadvantages of Japanese immigrant life

The management of Japanese society is very open. From unattended government gates to unattended stadiums and parks, there are self-confident, self-disciplined, open and free social management models everywhere. Even sometimes, Japanese families can stay indoors at night because the security is really good.

The streets and alleys in Japan are very clean, and the air environment is absolutely first-class. In the street, you can often see people walking in kimonos. Women don't go out without makeup, and 99.9% of Japanese women use cosmetics from middle school until they are old. Even housewives are used to putting a layer of foundation on themselves before going to the dresser after waking up.

Japan is famous for its convenience, with more than 5.5 million vending machines and a high utilization rate. Vending machines can be seen almost everywhere in the street, and sometimes there are even several vending machines lined up in the same street. You can definitely see one in the street 100 meters.

You can often see grocery stores and other places on the streets of Japan, but after you go in, you can see clothes and shoes of Nike, Adi, Puma and other big brands, and they are all genuine. It is difficult to buy fakes in Japan. It is impossible to sell fakes in public stores. Once found, you have to pay a considerable fine.

Compared with most public toilets in China, public toilets on the streets of Japan are well equipped. First of all, there must be enough toilet paper. Secondly, they are all equipped with electric toilet covers, which are rich in functions and have washing and heating functions. You can even choose automatic running water to cover up the sound of going to the toilet, and humanized details can be done in all aspects.

Japanese price

If the price in Japan is compared with the local wage, whether it is for food or use, it will be very close to the people. Mineral water 100 yen, large bottles of mineral water are only 98 yen cheaper, which is about RMB in 5 yuan. Vegetables 100-200 yen in a bundle or box, 10 eggs 128 yen, 10kg rice 1600- 1800 yen. If the unit price of the above goods is converted into RMB, it is almost the same as that of similar goods in China. However, considering that in Japan, the minimum monthly salary per capita is 250,000 yen (about RMB10.4 million yuan) and the annual salary per capita is 3 million yen (about RMB 234,000 yuan), this proportion of income and expenditure is very reasonable.

Japanese traffic

Japan's transportation is extremely convenient, extending in all directions, and it can be called the most complicated transportation route. The proportion of transportation expenses to wages is also cheaper than that in China. For example, the electric ticket for ordinary travel in Japan is between 130 and 300 yen, the monthly ticket is about half of the usual price, and the staff's fare is reimbursed by the company. People in big cities, whether bosses or employees, go to work by tram. Japanese companies basically don't keep cars, rent cars or keep them for a year.

Japanese wages

The average salary of an ordinary job in Japan is 250,000 yen, 300,000 yen at the age of 30, and 500,000 yen at the age of 50, plus two bonuses of 2-5 months in summer and year-end. Therefore, the annual income at the age of 30 is generally 4.5 million yen, and the annual income at the age of 40 is generally 6 million yen, which is above the after-tax income. Taxes and insurance generally account for 10-20%, which are deducted from wages and paid directly to relevant departments by companies or banks. The longer you work in the company and the higher your position, the easier it is to buy a house and a car. Even the wages of temporary workers are generally around 50-60 RMB/hour. It is said that the wages of temporary workers in China are only 10- 15 RMB per hour.

Japanese medical treatment

The characteristic of Japanese medical care is that everyone joins the national health insurance. Individuals pay 30% of medical expenses and 70% of insurance premiums. Individuals over 70 years old can also apply for reduction or exemption if they pay 10%. Medical expenses have a great relationship with wages, which exceeds a certain amount every month and is fully covered by the state (according to income level, income is high and income is low). In Japanese hospitals, there will never be a case where you can't see a doctor because you can't afford medical expenses.

Japanese residence

Japanese houses are well laid out, small and exquisite, and have standardized management. There's not so much clutter. As long as you don't live in a wooden house in the 1970 s and 1980 s, there is nothing to worry about in the earthquake. If you want to buy a house, it may actually be much cheaper than Beijing. Working hours are long, income is stable, and in order to avoid taxes, they will also borrow money to buy a house. 30-40 million yen can buy a pretty nice house outside Tokyo. Either a two-story building with a garden and a garage, or a high-rise building with a parking space without earthquake. Japan's housing loan interest rate is not high, and the second-hand housing transaction is perfect. It is also a good choice to rent first and then buy.

Compared with the soaring housing prices in China, Japanese housing is not expensive. After all, Tokyo is the capital and the price is there. Housing prices in other cities are very close to the people, basically less than 50% of Tokyo's housing prices. For example, an ordinary white-collar worker earns 300,000 yen a month, and a two-bedroom apartment costs about 20 million yen. After seven years' salary, you can buy a suite in full. Still, there are more Japanese in mortgage to buy a house. Under normal circumstances, college students can afford the down payment for buying a house after working for three years.

Japanese tuition

The tuition fee from elementary school to junior high school is zero, and the lunch fee at noon every day is about 3000 yen/month. All the expenses paid to the school in one year are about 30 thousand yen, which is only equivalent to three days' salary in Japan. High school is not compulsory at the beginning, and the tuition fee is about 65438+ million yen, which is half a month's salary. The tuition fee of private universities is about 654.38+00,000 yen/year, and that of state universities is about 500,000 yen/year. There are various scholarships and student loans.

Speaking of advantages and disadvantages, living in Japan

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Japan is not suitable for people who want to get rich overnight. The legal system in developed countries is more standardized, and such opportunities are rare. If you need to be superior, then you still have more opportunities to stay at home. If you just want a house, a car and a quiet and undisturbed weekend with your family, then Japan is for you.

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Japan has high population density and small spatial pattern; Japanese service is highly programmed, in fact, everything is highly programmed, and there are no accidents and surprises in life, depending on your opinion.

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A friend told me that I feel that Japanese people are generally serious and indifferent, and they are not easy to get in touch with. I'm afraid it's not easy to integrate after living in Japan. Most Japanese I know have one. As long as it does not affect others, their tolerance and their sense of responsibility cannot be affected. They don't talk loudly on the phone in the subway, but sit quietly reading; They don't beat around the bush in public, but quietly move towards their goals and so on.

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Also, the stress in the Japanese workplace is world-famous. If you want to continue your career in Japan, you should be fully prepared.