Japanese immigrants: the real Japanese countryside in the eyes of immigrants

Japan's rural areas have long been modernized, and the living standards of residents are relatively high, similar to those of cities, and even feel much more comfortable than cities.

Infrastructure such as roads, water, electricity and sanitation is perfect. The front and back of the village and the front and back of the house are clean, and the stream flowing through the village is particularly clear and the air is fresh. Most of the houses are traditional Japanese houses, almost every family has a car, farm work has been mechanized, and there are more minivans.

However, there are few people in the village, mostly elderly people, and the labor force is mainly elderly people, because most of the young people have gone to cities to develop, which is very similar to the rural areas in China at present.

It is understood that in rural Japan, various farmers' cooperative organizations can be seen almost everywhere. This kind of farmer cooperative organization has many advantages, which can not only develop rural economy, increase farmers' income, but also avoid polarization between the rich and the poor.