A few questions about living and working in Tokyo, Japan Help

Opportunity Every international student is like this, don't worry, the cost of living in Tokyo is very expensive, but the most student, a job, don't spend too much money, it's absolutely fine, and there are relatives here, there is no need to worry too much, start your new life happily. General language schools are divided into morning classes and afternoon classes, a little good school is divided by level, there is a basic afternoon class, the foundation is not good level of low level morning class, some schools can choose their own, I think as a new international student in Japan afternoon class is better, because the general restaurant part-time job is in the evening, after the afternoon class directly to work, and then the next morning can also start late, and then read a book and eat something to go to class, so life is very regular, better. But it also depends on the personal situation, some people like to go to class in the morning, find a job at a convenience store in the afternoon, and then go home in the evening, which is not bad, girls generally like this, boys generally like to work in restaurants at night, and you can eat and talk and laugh, this varies from person to person.

As for saving money, the main reason is that renting a house is more expensive, and it is best if you have good friends to share a house with, as long as you can handle the relationship well, you can also help each other and save money, which is the best. That's all, if you have any questions, you can continue to ask, and I'm very happy to help you.

Summary. Reasons why Japanese people live in Tokyo: Many Japanese people like to congregate from the countryside to the metropolis, and Tokyo is a densely populated place because of problems such as going on to higher education and finding a job.

As a metropolis, Tokyo offers a lot of job opportunities, and people who flock to Tokyo from the local area are able to think about better living conditions in the future. It's the same life, why not choose to live in a metropolis? Tokyo is at the forefront of the advanced in all aspects, and it will provide great convenience to the Japanese people in terms of education, economy, and medical care.

Tokyo is more suitable for young people to develop here, it is in line with the prosperity level of the metropolis in line with international standards, everything is fast-paced, everything is the most advanced, the pace of life and economic development here have met the needs of young people for the city, so it attracts more and more people from ordinary cities to this metropolis.

Reasons why Japanese people live in Tokyo: Many Japanese people like to congregate from the countryside to the metropolis, and Tokyo is a densely populated place because of problems such as going on to higher education and finding a job. Tokyo is a metropolis with a lot of job opportunities, and the way to Tokyo from Jiga-kura is to be able to think about better living conditions in the future.

It's the same life, why not choose to live in a metropolis? Tokyo is at the forefront of the advanced in all aspects, and it will provide great convenience to the Japanese people in terms of education, economy, and medical care. Tokyo is more suitable for young people to develop here, it is in line with the bustling level of the metropolis that is connected with the international railway, everything is fast-paced, everything is the most advanced, the pace of life and economic development here have met the needs of young people for the city, so it attracts more and more people from the ordinary city to this metropolis.

To put it simply, it's 1Economically developed 2The level of education is high3The development prospects are good4There are great employment opportunities.

Many Chinese will mention Japan with deep hatred, but it is undeniable that Japan also has something worth learning from, let's see what students who have lived in Tokyo, Japan have to say.

Impressions of Tokyo, Japan

During my few days in Tokyo, I was most impressed by the coexistence of the bustle of a global metropolis and the tranquility of the alleys of life. The city's main streets are places of modern speed, and the extremely spacious avenues and international-style overbearing buildings create a modern scale - people have a sense of scale in relation to the environment.

In such an environment, people are only active in a corner of the street, which is also suitable for modern development, the concentration of various resources formed by the city, and the integration of human and environmental resources will inevitably lead to the birth of a large-scale city. The formation of large cities is the inevitable result of the mode of production, but large cities also produce many "urban diseases" - traffic congestion, environmental pollution, street crime, and so on.

Tokyo has the hustle and bustle of a big city and the atmosphere of a small city. In "The Death and Life of America's Big Cities," the author consistently emphasizes that good neighborhoods and familiar neighborhoods are far better than large-scale parks and squares. In Tokyo, this idea is perfectly illustrated in practice.

As long as you deviate from the main road of the city, it is easy to enter the alleys of the market, with a street width of five to eight meters, two or three storey buildings facing the street, small cafes, restaurants and clinics and other home-run storefronts set up along the street, perhaps each of which is very small but very exquisite, delicate to the decoration of door handles and small steps. These small buildings are clean and tidy, but it can be seen that there are many years, and it is known that the residents of this alley are familiar with each other. Such a stable community has a vibrant life, and there will be a lot of memorable impressions of the city in it - geography.

Before coming to Japan, the definition of a perfect city was the separation of the old and the new like Paris, and Suzhou was built in this form, with the historical and traditional old town trying to maintain its original appearance and limit the height of new buildings. On the other side of the city, a new city is being built on a piece of land that has not yet been built to meet the requirements of modern production. The Gate of the Orient (Ocho Pants) is like the Gate of Dephonse, which marks the past and the present.

What I saw in Tokyo was a different story. Tokyo Tower dominates the Tokyo skyline, and several large parks act as the lungs of the city, with streets and alleys living in harmony.

However, there are many seemingly irreconcilable contradictions: how can Tokyo, with a population of more than 10 million, achieve a low floor area ratio of buildings in the urban area? The invasion of the intensive commercial complex on the alleys is so minimal! How do the main roads of the city, which are neither wide nor many, meet the traffic problems of such a large metropolis?

Why didn't street crime and environmental pollution run rampant in the city? Take a fresh look at the city of Tokyo with these questions in mind.

After reading the above introduction, have you changed your influence on Japan?

Some small details to pay attention to in daily life.

1。Don't shake your legs in front of the Japanese, there is a saying in Japan that "the more you shake, the poorer you get".

2。Gifts for Japanese people don't need to be big or expensive, but they need to be beautifully packaged. Especially when you receive a gift from a Japanese person, be careful not to tear the wrapper apart, as the Japanese will think that you don't value the gift.

3。When eating, it is considered dog food to hold the bowl, and not to eat the bowl is considered dog food.

4。After eating, fish bones, shrimp shells and other things should be neatly placed in the bowl, and it is best to have no residues on the plate.

5。Japanese people have the habit of consciously queuing, never grab a seat, do not cut in line, this is very embarrassing. In the car, it is generally the person standing next to the vacant seat to sit in the vacant seat, if there are two people standing on the side, the two people will look at each other first, and then when one person makes a "please" signal, then the other person sits down.

6。Don't talk loudly in public, and your phone should vibrate.

7。Always stand on the left side of the escalator, and the right side is for people in a hurry to pass quickly.

8。Take a shower, wash your hair, change your clothes, and shave every day. Japanese people take baths on average twice a day, and they are very sensitive to "odors", but they don't say it.

9。Japanese people have very little physical contact, and there are very few people who hook up their shoulders except for students, and there are not many students.

10。When you see people dressed strangely, don't stare at them. For example: many Japanese old women dye their hair, and the colors are bright, rose red, bright blue, purple... Please refer to the color of the macaw.

11。Japan is a car that makes people !! Every time I used to stop and let the car pass first, but people saw me from a distance and began to slow down. I've been worried that I will be prone to car accidents when I return to my country after getting used to it :(

12。Supermarkets in Japan do not need to store bags. However, if you have too many things on hand, there are also cabinets for you to save, but you need money.

13。Buses have buttons next to each seat that you can press when you want to get off.

14。The Japanese are accustomed to using long umbrellas because the water on the umbrella can flow directly to the ground.

15。There are no trash cans on Japanese streets. It is available only in supermarkets, convenience stores, parks, and stations. Garbage should be sorted and discarded.

16。There is a special place for smoking, and it is generally forbidden to smoke while walking on the street.

17。Japanese people hardly eat on the road.

18。Generally, you don't have to give up your seat to Japanese children in the car.,I gave it twice.,People still look at me with strange eyes.,Faint.。。。 I'm not looking at people who hold children looking too hard...

The pace is fast, the salary is also considerable, and it is better to compare with rural towns and big cities, and there is also the problem of studying.

This question starts from the time of Qin Shi Huang Xu Fu crossed to the east, Qin Shi Huang unified China, so he could foresee the future, knowing that the future capital of China was called Beijing, and after Xu Fu went to the island in Japan, in order to emulate Qin Shi Huang's ability to foresee the future, it was called Beijing in the east, referred to as Tokyo.

Because Tokyo is the political and economic center of Japan, life is convenient.

Tokyo is relatively developed, and the facilities are relatively sound, so everyone likes to live in Tokyo.

From the perspective of the development model of the Tokyo metropolitan area, it is our existing several metropolitan areas in China, and the future development model is worthy of our reference. In addition, houses in small towns and rural areas will not have much investment value, just like the current situation in the vast rural areas of Japan.

It's like my country likes Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.

Compared to other places, Tokyo is a better place to live.

Preparation.

1. Have a comprehensive understanding of the political, economic, cultural background, education system and academic level of the country you intend to study in;

2. Have a comprehensive understanding and grasp of the situation of foreign schools, including history, tuition, academic system, major, faculty allocation, teaching facilities, academic status, number of students, etc., and pay special attention to the number of international students in the school, and how many Chinese students are studying. In addition, it is necessary to determine whether the diplomas issued by the school are recognized by the country;

3. What is the accommodation, transportation and medical insurance of the school;

4. Does the school have a study abroad agency authorized to enroll students in China?

5. Student visa;

6. Whether the country allows international students to work legally;

7. Employment of the major in the country;

8. Can I immigrate after graduation? In fact, now that the global Chinese language is hot, now I can learn Chinese as a foreign language teaching technology in China, and I can also go abroad to be a Chinese teacher in the future, and now this industry has become more and more standardized. It's like an elementary school teacher asking for a teaching certificate.

Teachers of Chinese as a foreign language must also have relevant certificates.

1.What are the working hours like in Japan? Do you have 8 hours off on Saturdays and Sundays?

Under normal circumstances, what is the average monthly salary? This is the case on my side, working in Osaka. I work about 10 hours a day, and I can get 20w a year

I don't know what the wage level is in this case?

The working hours are generally 8 hours, but overtime (with overtime pay) may be arranged, and the monthly salary depends on the nature of your work and technical content. The general operator is basically about 15w, and it can reach 20w if it works overtime. (I'm talking about the Osaka area.)

Last year, I went to Osaka on a business trip and met a few Chinese, and their salaries basically mean this, or even lower. In this way, it will be 10w yuan in a year, and there will not be much balance except for food and accommodation. But if it's a skilled job, it's completely different.

is also in the same unit, and there is a college student who has studied in Japan, with a monthly salary of 58w. In this way, it is no problem to save 20 30w a year.

2.In addition, I want to get some products back from Japan, and my family makes a small deal or something, I don't know if it is feasible, which products can be made?

Personally, I feel that the wind chimes in Japan are still very good, and many friends have asked me to bring them from Japan, so you can give them a try. If it's a small business, I recommend opening a ramen restaurant. (This ramen is not Pi Ramen).

In fact, there are many types of ramen in Japan, and there are ramen restaurants everywhere in Japan, and there are different types and tastes, which are very valuable to taste. I feel that it will definitely be popular in China. But it must have Japanese characteristics, and it is necessary to borrow more from the style of Japanese restaurants, and work the decoration.

I think your customers will be indispensable.

In addition, I want to know how much my normal income should be if I go abroad as a skilled worker? Is 20wrmb a year a bit less? Thank you.

To be honest, an annual income of 20w is really not a lot. But now basically the same level of Chinese labor.