How Japan measures the consumer price index

Hello! Consumption is high. As a highly developed country, Japan's consumption level is quite high, but this is unavoidable.

Accommodation is a big expense when you go to play, even if you go in the non-peak season, the hotel's ** is still very high, such as accommodation in Kyoto, the cheapest hostel, a bed ** is close to 200 yuan, in Kyoto Station, Kawaramachi, Gion Shijo and other convenient transportation areas, the hotel's ** will be more than 600 yuan a night. In Japan, the average cost of a simple meal, such as ramen and set meals, is 1,000 yen per person, which is about 60 yuan, and if it is a real restaurant, it is about 2,000-3,000 yen per person. Supermarkets and convenience stores, drinks and snacks** are between 100 and 300 yen.

There is also transportation in Japan, such as Kyoto's buses, a one-way ticket is 230 yen, about 15 yuan, Osaka's subway starting at 180 yen, about 12 yuan, the most expensive is a taxi, the starting price is about 600 yen, after which it increases by about 300 yen per kilometer, and there is an additional floating fee at night. However, major cities in Japan have better public transportation, and there are also discounted tickets, so you can save a lot of money. If you go out and don't travel to Japan, the transportation is convenient is the choice of public transportation, and the meals are mainly for ordinary visits, and finally add visas, air tickets and other expenses, not counting shopping, the total cost of three people is less than 20,000 yuan, about 6,000 yuan per capita, but the specific cost still needs to depend on the personal itinerary.

Clothing, shoes and hats, electronic products, daily necessities, seafood products, etc., are relatively cheap. But the rent and food are not cheap.

Japanese fruits are famous for being expensive. Fruits are expensive in Japan because Japan has only 12% of the arable land area, and in order to protect its own agriculture, Japan has adopted high tariffs on imported fruits to prevent imported fruits from preempting the domestic fruit market. Therefore, in Japan, apples are about 20 yuan each, and 5 apples cost 100 yuan.

Strawberries, on the other hand, are beautifully packaged like gifts, and cost 400-500 yuan per box. Families who can afford to eat fruit every day in Japan are wealthy families.

In addition, public transportation in Japan is also more expensive than in Japan, starting at 140 yen for trains, 160 yen for subways, and 200 yen for buses.

In Japan's Uniqlo, clothes** are usually discounted by 7%, and 100 yuan can buy a Uniqlo garment. Also, to take the Japanese Ferris wheel, you can buy two tickets for 100 yuan. Of course, 100 yuan can buy 10 packs of deer cakes to feed the fawn.

Obviously, the purchasing power of 100 yuan in China is still very limited in Japan.

Shopping is indispensable when you go to Japan, so you can calculate your budget before you go to Japan. The level of consumption in Japan is actually quite high, especially hotels, which are really expensive. Here's a look at the relevant information.

Japan, as a highly developed country, has a high level of consumption, but this cannot be avoided. Accommodation is a big expense when visiting. Even when visiting in non-peak season, the hotel** is still very high.

For example, in Kyoto, the cheapest youth hostel, the ** for a bed should be close to 200 yuan. In areas with convenient transportation such as Kyoto Station, Kawawaramachi, and Sobara, the hotel** will be more than 600 yuan a night.

Eating in Japan, ordinary light meals such as ramen, à la carte, etc. The per capita consumption is 1,000 yen, and 60 yuan is about RMB. If it's a real restaurant, the average person spends around 2,000-3,000 yen.

In addition, drinks and snacks** at supermarkets and convenience stores are between 100 and 300 yen.

The more expensive thing in Japan is transportation, such as buses in Kyoto. A one-way ticket costs 230 yen, and 15 yuan is about RMB. The Osaka Subway starts at 180 yen, and 12 yuan is about RMB.

The most expensive are taxis, which start at around 600 yen and add around 300 yen per kilometer after that. There is also an additional floating fee for the evening. However, public transportation is relatively well developed in major cities in Japan, and there are discounted tickets, which can save a lot of money.

The exact cost of traveling to Japan is not easy to calculate. If you are not traveling on a budget, convenient transportation is the preferred public transportation, and meals are mainly ordinary visits. Finally, there are the costs of visas, airfares, etc.

Not counting shopping. The total cost of the three people is less than 20,000 yuan, and each person is about 6,000 yuan, but the specific cost still depends on the personal itinerary. The above is just a reference.

Famous brand ** is a little cheaper than domestic.

5 kg of rice costs about 2,000 yen.

Clothing is also quite cheap.

Meat is generally 100 grams 100 yen on average.

Chicken is cheaper.

It depends on the fact that you live in Japan!! Prices vary depending on the region!

Here's what happened in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan:

General Common Fruits:

As for the orange, a small bag, around 600-800 depends on the origin, too.

1 large apple is about 200, and vegetables: 2 greens are about 300.

Rent: Generally, the house in Shinjuku District will be particularly expensive, and small, generally Chinese students will rent a house near it** will be better, it is best to rent it with the school, work in the middle or either end of the two will be much more convenient!! Japanese house and size is remembered with tatami mats!!

4, 5 tatami mats house in Shinjuku near the station, generally about 50,000 a month! It's a wooden house!

More than 8 steel houses with the same conditions to 10 tens of thousands a month!! (The above is not the original post).

This has a little to do with the small size of the Japanese island country and the lack of resources, but it is not very large. The key reason is that Japan has such a limited market, and the output of many things is limited, but in order to maintain normal production, subsidies are adopted, which directly causes the production to remain high.

Take the familiar Japanese rice as an example, ignorant people think that Japanese rice is expensive and good, but in fact it is not at all. The island country of Japan is already small, and 2 3 of the area is mountains and forests, and the remaining limited area is very limited excluding cities and ports. Although there are a large number of cheap agricultural products that can be imported in the international market, Japan's ** from the perspective of strategic security, must ensure that a certain number of people are engaged in agriculture and produce a certain amount of Japanese grain self-sufficiency, so deliberately high ** state purchase, which is equivalent to giving subsidies to farmers in disguise to ensure their income to maintain their enthusiasm for growing grain, and at the same time set up ** barriers to protect their own agriculture through tariffs, so the Japanese rice you see ** is actually the result of Japan's ** artificial exaltation, It has nothing to do with quality.

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Remove****. Prices in Japan are also very high. That's because Japanese companies have the highest tax in the world. Corporate income tax is between 40 and 45 percent. This means that the company can only increase the quality of goods in order to have more profits.