Are the living conditions and welfare in Germany better than those in Japan?

1. filming doesn't cost money, but you have to buy your own daily cold medicine.

2. Dentistry in Germany: iron fillings (including nerve thread extraction) and tooth extraction are free, and plastic fillings (white) are handed in by themselves 1 19? (Medical insurance bears 50? )

3. Wear braces: Buck teeth and irregular teeth below 18 are free, and above 18, sorry, about 5,000? Individual teeth are irregular, about 800.

4. CT doesn't cost money (I don't know if CT is right or not, and scanning doesn't cost money)

5. Have maternity leave, (1 salary will be reduced after one year)

6. Unemployment benefits:1* * almost 500-600, including rent, utilities and living expenses (reduced after a period of time, reduced after resignation).

7. Children's Fund:191students under 25? Correction value of ...

8. Other benefits: Free ride more than 3 kilometers away from school.

9. Disabled people: The unemployment benefit for disabled people is as high as 800 per person, and the application for electric walkers is free.

10. The stroller can be applied for free.

Fan wai: I haven't heard that German condoms can be collected for free ... hahahaha.

Japan doesn't know, but I heard that other EU countries have better welfare.