The reality of working in Japan

Because the next generation won't even be able to maintain your retirement, so guess what, after working your ass if you're still gonna have nothing from the state You should be worried too

– Avg. working hours/year: 1,607 (vs OECD avg: 1,752) – % taking paid leave: 58.3% – Overtime culture still strong: 25% work >49 hrs/week – Birth rate: 1.20 (record low, linked to work pressure) – "Karoshi" deaths (from overwork): ~2,000 cases annually Work-life balance? A national debate.

I want to move to Japan, marry 2 women and have multiple kids, then live happily ever after

Ooof, work-life balance is a real struggle in Japan, honey! 😩 Gotta find that sweet spot, y'know? 💕

BS. Mcondalds employees make $2k per month over there. They pay foreign English teachers $2k as well and it's considered a shit job with shit pay. Dude in business attire has to be making more or he's working part time.

Between work and travel it’s 14 hour days?

Work in USA. It's the golden age.

Japan is one of the best places to live on earth

Japanese work ethic is unmatched, but wow, the stress levels are no joke.

That’s a super sad video of a great nation and culture.👀👀👀