How much money can you brush in a month when you brush dishes in Japan

I'm not giving you information.

But it's absolutely true that one of our company's engineers earned his tuition fees by brushing dishes when he was studying in Japan, and he talked to me about this topic the other day, and he was 800 yen an hour.

The problem was that he was only given 4 hours, so he usually worked two jobs, after school, he brushed a restaurant for 4 hours and then changed to another restaurant, and on weekends he brushed 3 restaurants and worked 12 hours.

Upstairs, I have to find a local acquaintance to find a good restaurant A good restaurant here means that you can give 800 yen per hour, but because you are a foreign student, the little devils generally keep the ** very low.

And you must not let anyone know that you are brushing on several visits, and that you are brushing for that long in a day.

Japan** stipulates that international students are only allowed to work 4 hours a day. Don't know if this will work for you?

I heard from a classmate who came back from studying in Japan. It also varies from store to store, but not all of them are the same. , brush the dishes in a general dining tube, a day not continuous dry for 3-4 hours.

Give 1,000 yen or a little more per day. ,,It's about 300 yen per hour.

20 days a month. I can earn 20,000 yen.

But things in Japan are also very expensive, 20,000 pieces are not enough to spend.

Japan's income is 10 times that of China, you can do the math yourself.

In addition, combined with the relevant labor laws there. Such as the time of a week's work.

If it's Chinese, don't brush dishes for the Japanese!

It is very likely that Japan has a developed economy, so it is necessary to wash it cleanly, and the Japanese are clean.

What a national scum, how do you want to brush dishes for the Japanese???

In Japan, the eight-hour work day, with Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays off, is a total of 3,000 hours a year. Even if it's 10,000 yen a day, it's only 3 million (200,000 RMB).

For the average Japanese company clerk (5 years of service), it is about 10,000 yen a day. Can trainees and part-time workers earn at this level?

When washing dishes, it is only 700 yen, and Tokyo can be better 800-900. The problem is, now that the economy is sluggish and the catering industry is not easy to mix, how can there be so much money to hire you to wash dishes? Generally, it is the kitchen that washes the dishes by the way.

It's about the same amount of money to be a cook, and you need to be good at Japanese. And if you are a Japanese restaurant, they are all temporary workers, and they are only from 5 pm to 12 pm every day (busy shops), and you will not be allowed to come every day, because there are other people who have to work (many people in the same job type work in shifts), and it is good to earn 100,000 yen (70,000 RMB) a month.

First of all, you have to know Japanese, otherwise you won't be able to earn a high salary, you can speak Japanese, go to Japan, do whatever you want, earn at least 200,000 yuan a year, remove expenses, you should be able to save 10-150,000 yuan a year, depending on your personal consumption view.

It's a good idea to go together, but I'm not going to go, I'm afraid that if I go, I won't be able to help but blow up the Yasukuni toilet in Japan

I hope that in the future, such a "pitiful" problem will not arise!!

Reason: China's economic development is fast, the appreciation of the renminbi is unstoppable, and the era of cheap labor exports has passed.

The number of foreigners coming to China to work is increasing, and in the near future, it is important to ask about the wages of "Chinese dishwashers".

It is not impossible for foreigners to come to China to wash dishes!!

How much does a Japanese dishwasher get paid in a month? While asking this question, it is important to know how much the most basic living expenses in Japan will be.

The highest salary for a dishwasher in Japan: 800 yen per hour, 6,400 yen per day (calculated based on 8 hours per day), 150,000 yen per month (about 9,300 yuan per month, 5 days a week).

9300 yuan The monthly dishwashing salary does not seem to be low, however, if you look at the basic cost of living in Japan, you will find that it is actually very pitiful!!

However, in fact, after finishing the job, the usual monthly salary is 120,000 yen per month, which is equivalent to 7,500 yuan per month.

Room rate: 50,000 yen per month.

The most dilapidated old-fashioned wooden house, with an area of about 6 square meters, has no bathroom, only a sink and a stove).

Transportation fee: 10,000 yen per month.

Meals: 50,000 yen per month (based on two meals a day, the cheapest tastoku clear soup noodles, and two drinks).

Water, electricity, communications, gas, etc.: 12,000 yen per month.

Other expenses such as insurance: 20,000 yen per month.

Life is tight, the accommodation is extremely simple, 8 hours a day, and the dishes are washed non-stop every month.

If you don't buy clothes, no entertainment, no hair and beauty, and no accidents, you can only save about 1,500 yuan a month. In case, if you are fired and can't find a new job in time, it will be very difficult to make ends meet.

However, in order to save 1,500 yuan, it is really not worth leaving home.

Add Japan, more**, and the sequelae of the nuclear accident. Throughout the year, there are constant typhoons.

Really, uninhabitable!

Therefore, working in Japan should become a thing of the past, and it is even more pointless to ask about "the salary for washing dishes!!

1: Doing very little stuff, that is, factory workers, restaurant dishwashers.

2: The salary is ideal, but you have to find the right place, about 6,800 yuan a month.

Dishwashers are usually (casual workers) and are not paid on a monthly basis, but by the hours of attendance.

Hourly wages vary depending on the region, but in the Tokyo area, hourly wages (hourly wages = hourly wages) are usually between 900 and 1,000 yen (equivalent to more than 60 yuan).

In other areas, it is usually between 800 and 1000 yuan (about 60 yuan), but in fact, it depends on the busyness of the store.

It depends on who you wash it for, and if it's for the Noda family, it's higher.

1000 yen an hour is equivalent to more than 50 yuan Even if 55 works 10 hours a day, it is 550 yuan a day and 30 days a month is 16500 yuan But it is also facing the problem of food and accommodation Japanese consumption is also high If you go to Japan to brush the dishes, it is best to organize a group to rent a house and the cost is flat and it is safe to have a companion I hope my answer will be helpful to you.

It depends on the situation, if you do some other side hustle, you can get tens of thousands a month.

There are also differences in wage levels depending on the region.

In Kyoto, for example, if you are at a convenience store, it is usually 800 yen per hour from 6 am to 6 pm, and 1,000 yen per hour at night. If you wash dishes at a restaurant, it's about 800 yen an hour, but if you are good enough at Japanese to communicate with customers and order, it's basically 1,000 yen an hour, and you don't have to stay up late.

In bustling cities such as Tokyo and Osaka, it averages around 900-1100 yen per hour and 700-900 yen per hour in ordinary areas. (PS: International students cannot work more than 28 hours per week and 120 hours per month.)

If you are overtaken and unfortunately found out, it will affect the visa. So in general, a part-time student in Japan can earn 80,000 to 130,000 yen a month under normal circumstances, which is enough to cover your basic living expenses.

Part-time work while going to school is usually as little as 460,000 yen a month, and if you work two or three jobs at the same time, you can earn 12,180,000 yen a month.

I worked part-time while going to school, usually less than 40,000-60,000 yen a month, and I got two jobs through GTN.

In Japan, part-time jobs are usually done with menial tasks such as cleaning and washing dishes! These jobs are tiring, so tiring that you can't imagine it! Generally, this kind of temporary work is paid by the hour, but generally this kind of work needs to be done for 6-8 hours a day, usually about 6,000-10,000 yen a day, which is more than 400-700 yuan, but this money is very small in Japan!

If you want to make more money, you can work two jobs a day, you can work in restaurants during the day, and night shifts at night, you can choose to go to the mall to do cleaning or go to work in warehouses and construction sites, and the night shift will pay more! Usually about 10,000 yen! Some people work three or four jobs a day in order to make money, and they get off the night shift very early in the morning to deliver newspapers, but then they may only have 2-3 hours a day to sleep!

Anyway, don't think too well, if the United States is so good, the Chinese have long gone abroad, the United States is good, but that is not our country, gold nest, silver nest, not as good as their own kennel, I heard that if the US green card is an illegal immigrant, it may be a thief for a lifetime.

Regardless of where the salary is paid, it depends on the need and skill, knowledge, danger, high physical exertion, and whether only a few people can or are willing or the majority can do it. and so on, it is not possible to generalize. In the United States, car assemblers can reach $20 an hour or even more, but plate brushers do not require any knowledge and skills, the labor effort is ordinary, the work is not dangerous, and anyone can do it.

That's just the minimum wage of $5 an hour.

If you don't need any knowledge and technology, the labor is ordinary, the work is not dangerous, and anyone can do a job that can be paid $20 an hour, I don't know what kind of work the legal minimum wage of 5 yuan is for? Probably for those who have no brains, and who like to dream, and in their dreams think they are making $20. Those skilled workers, knowledgeable white-collar workers, and managers are all making money and getting oily.

It seems that a person with a low character is a low character. No matter how you say it, you can't get a brain.

Ay? I just remember that the salary of washing dishes in Hong Kong was quite high.

This is not in our junior high school ideological and moral class, and it is not a Chinese student.

Highlight the need for integrity, have a clear argument, and the argument can revolve around this argument.

The specific can be private.

It can help you complete it according to your requirements and ensure that you are satisfied.