Why do Japanese duty-free shops always recruit people from China?

Nowadays, many shopkeepers in Japanese shopping malls are from China, so communication is very convenient. A large part of the reason for this phenomenon is that Japanese people have strong purchasing power in Japan. For Asian tourists such as China, Japanese duty-free shops began to recruit a large number of salespeople from China, such as Fukuoka, Tokyo, Ma Dui, Hokkaido, Osaka, Nagoya, Shimonoseki, Okinawa and Yamanashi. According to Fushun Deshuo, the probation income of Japanese duty-free shop sales staff is 654.38 million yuan, and it can reach 60,000 yuan per month after becoming a full member. As far as the goods themselves are concerned, the goods produced in Japan are not only guaranteed in quality, but also functional and more attractive to people.

Judging from the exchange rate, the yen began to depreciate a few years ago, from the original 100 yen to 8 RMB, and now 100 yen can only be exchanged for 6.3 RMB. Now, buying the same goods in Japan can save a lot of money.