Advantages and disadvantages of Japanese immigrants

Japan is a country with relatively stable social politics and high national security. In addition, the quality of education and living standards in Japan are relatively high around the world, so Japanese immigrants are becoming more and more popular. So what are the advantages and disadvantages of Japanese immigrants? Let's take a look at it with the overseas immigration network.

1, the advantages of Japanese immigrants

Security:

My real feeling of living in Japan is that when passers-by need help, people around me will lend a helping hand for the first time.

For example, when I ask for directions in Japan, people who are often asked will take me directly to my destination. Even if I just stand there and look at the map all the time, people next to me will come up and ask me if I need help. For another example, when I ask someone about the train schedule, he doesn't know, but he will take out his mobile phone and persistently rummage for me for a long time.

What's more exaggerated is that if you accidentally lose your wallet, you can get it back intact. I have a lot of money in my wallet. I am particularly touched by all kinds of facilities that care for the disabled and their thoughtful and meticulous care.

Many primary school students in Japan go to school by subway and bus alone. How many parents can rest assured in China? Your child really can't find a home. Cry, 10 minutes, someone will come out and mind their own business. And the biggest difference with the United States, Canada and Australia is that the security of these countries depends on the neighborhood where you live, the safety of expensive high-class houses, or maybe the neighborhood where you have to walk around when you go home. Japan does not have this problem, and there are no black areas with poor public security.

Secondly, safety includes environmental safety and food safety. More than 70 schools closed outdoor activities and physical education class with pm2.5, once every three years. Water quality? Tap water can be drunk directly. Food? I don't think I will have diarrhea in Japan. No, it's impossible. The biggest food safety problem is that black-hearted bosses pass Australian beef off as Japanese beef and China rice off as Japanese rice, which is a great event for NHK in Japan.

In the United States, Australia, Canada, Europe, Japan and other major developed countries, Japan's environmental sanitation is the best, not one. There is absolutely no graffiti on subways in Europe and America, and the wagons were new 20 years ago. Hundreds of thousands of people sat on the floor at the fireworks party and didn't feel any problem.

Relatively perfect social security:

The quota system for children in medical care, the elderly pay 10%, is the worst among us, and the state only reports 70%. However, it should be noted that if it exceeds a certain amount every month (according to your income, the high and low points of your income), the state will cover it in full. Also, you can choose other countries (such as returning to China) to see a doctor and have a baby, and you can still be reimbursed.

The quota system for children is like this. The medical expenses for an outpatient service or a one-day hospitalization are fixed. When an international student gives birth to a child, it is generally 0. You can go to the hospital or clinic without cash and settle directly with the national insurance department, which has nothing to do with you. If you have a job, you need to pay 1 0,200 yen, depending on your income. 1, 200 yen is cheaper than the parking fee. As for having children, Japan encourages them. It has been calculated that a child born in Japan can get a subsidy of up to 2 million yen (654.38+200,000 RMB). I admit that this is a fact, and it is only the first child, and there will be more in the future. However, I have to add that the subsidies I used to get are now returned to Japan when my family income is high. The higher the income, the heavier the tax, robbing the rich and helping the poor.

Clean government and clear social rules;

Once you apply for naturalization, you have a fully responsible official. From verifying your personal information to visiting your residence and work unit, it is the same person. You know who he is. He has a program to go to your home to see the basic situation of your life. Don't come to China. Never, never! ! ! ! He won't even drink your water, because you have to report to the company for accepting gifts over 300 yen, otherwise you can sue him. In Japan, this is the price of 2 or 3 bottles of mineral water.

I don't think it is necessary to use other evidence to prove that the government is clean. I admit that living as a foreigner is more difficult than being a local, and you have to spend a lot of time on language. However, the Japanese obey the rules. For example, if you are a researcher, you can get 5 points for your paper, and a qualified Japanese can only get 3 points, then your research funding is more than that of the Japanese, and your salary is higher than that of the Japanese. But if your paper score is lower than that of the Japanese, and you still think that the Japanese bully you, then you should take it as nothing.

Work is relatively stable in Europe and America, and the elderly are relatively rich;

I won't explain this much. Eastern countries have a humane society, unlike Europe and America, where wages increase with age. If you are a regular employee with a long working life, the one-time pension can reach millions of yuan. In contrast, the elderly in Europe and America are even more pitiful. Of course, it depends on how you understand that young people in Europe and America have high incomes.

2. It is not good to immigrate to Japan.

The biggest drawback is that 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.

Secondly, immigrants to Japan do not support their parents. Of course, your wife and children are with you, and parents and others don't care. The only exception is that you apply for high-level talents first and pick up your parents before naturalization. The specific terms refer to the regulations of the Japanese Ministry of Justice. There are high-level talents in politics, economy and culture, but the most common one is the doctoral diploma. Those who have published SCI papers are really helpless.

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.

When friends chat with me, I feel that Japanese people are generally serious and indifferent, and they are not easy to contact. Worried that it is not easy to integrate after immigrating to Japan. I don't deny that in life, the Japanese I see are always seemingly indifferent.

They don't talk loudly on the phone in the subway, but sit quietly reading; They will not fight in public, but quietly move towards their goals; They don't introduce boyfriends to the little girl who just arrived at the office, but bury themselves in their work; They will not take the initiative to care why others are not married at the age of 30, but think that this is personal privacy; They don't even ask their friends how much they earn a month and what car they drive at their friends' party ... After the party, they just silently go Dutch and don't fight for the bill.

Most Japanese I know have one. As long as it does not affect others, their tolerance and their sense of responsibility cannot be affected.

These are the normal life in Japan, and they happen almost every day. Such Japanese, can I still feel that they are indifferent? When I lived in China, I found many people and many phenomena, which really made me feel lively on the surface and indifferent in my bones.

It is this boundary between people that creates an undisturbed space and gives everyone the opportunity to grow up according to their inner requirements, build their own lives quietly and experience their emotions. This space is often lacking in China. Once young people enter the society, they will be surrounded by various questions: What do you do? Did you buy a house? Are you married? What is the monthly salary? The people who ask these questions may be close relatives or irrelevant people. Questions may be simple and rude, or they may be silent. I have also experienced the pressure that my life is measured by others with a secular ruler. ......

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

From February 20 15 to June 20 16, the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare conducted a survey in1kloc-0/54 enterprises, and received 1743 replies, among which the enterprises that let employees work overtime for more than 80 hours every month were the most. On the other hand, more than half of enterprises with more than 1000 employees confirm that some employees are in danger of karoshi. Karoshi means death from a lot of work. English is translated into Japanese and pronounced directly in Japanese, just like Lamian Noodles and sushi, which is a recognized Japanese culture.