What is the minimum wage in Japan in 2011? Ask friends who have been to Japan or are in Japan to giv

It's hard to say whether the minimum wage for this kind of labor export is measured according to the Japanese minimum wage.

Japan's minimum wage is calculated per hour, Gifu's minimum wage is 706 yuan per hour, and it is more than 706 * million when working overtime.

Save money, at least 30,000 yuan per month (excluding rent), and the remaining 90,000 yuan. The net surplus is 6,000 months. More than 60,000 yuan a year, according to the various expenses you wrote above, you can leave up to 40,000 yuan!

Japan's wage standards have a lot to do with the region and the industry, so I don't know what industry you're in. Generally speaking, there are slight differences according to your ability, skills, academic qualifications and prestigious schools.

Since you came to Japan through an agent, it is estimated that the agent (labor company) has already negotiated the salary rate. Just ask!

If you want to implement the minimum standards and have to pay for food, housing, insurance, water, electricity, gas, etc., it is estimated that you will have little left!

Let's talk about the basic cost in Japan: the rent (Tokyo, Osaka) is about 20 square meters, and it also costs 6-80,000 yen per month; Water: 3,000 yen per month; Electricity 3000 yen per month; It is estimated that you will not be able to apply to Japanese national health insurance, only commercial insurance, and it is estimated that Japanese companies will apply for insurance uniformly.

And that's not even counting your food and walk. Therefore, the minimum wage should be at least 18-190,000 yuan, which is also the minimum income for a job in Tokyo or Osaka. Check it out!

When I was in Japan, I worked with a friend as an agent for this kind of "trainee" abroad.

What is given to you is definitely not the so-called "minimum standard"! Be sure to settle all the accounts! There is a lot of room for profiteering in this intermediary, and it is your fear of "no money left" to extend your working hours, and in the end you get only a small part!

Where exactly are you in Japan? Generally wages are calculated by the hour, but I can only tell you the highest and lowest now, the highest is 821 yen per hour in Tokyo, and the lowest is 642 yen per hour in Okinawa, Nagasaki, Saga, Shimane, Kochi, and Tottori. In addition, Hokkaido is 691 and Fukushima is 657

It will be about 15,600,000 yen, and if you go for training, it may be around 123,000 yen.

Minimum wage (hourly) in Japan's prefectures in 2021

The first place is Tokyo (1,013 yen, about 61 yuan) The first place is undoubtedly Tokyo, the metropolis of the Japanese metropolitan area. The minimum wage in Tokyo has been the highest for 19 consecutive years since records began, and for 17 consecutive years** since 2003.

Second place Kanagawa Prefecture (1,012 yen, about 61 yuan) The second place is Kanagawa Prefecture, which shoulders the tip of the Tokyo metropolitan area, and Renji Imperial has been in second place for 13 consecutive years, raising the minimum wage for 19 consecutive years.

The third place is Osaka Prefecture (964 yen, about 58 yuan) The third place is Osaka Prefecture, one of the three major cities in Japan, and the number one economic city in western Japan. In 2021, the minimum wage was 964 yen, which is 50 to 60 yen higher than that of neighboring prefectures such as Kyoto Prefecture and Hyogo Zaofeng Prefecture, and the minimum wage has been 50 to 60 yen higher for 16 consecutive years**.

Fourth place Saitama Prefecture (928 yen, about 56 yuan) fifth place Aichi Prefecture (927 yen, about 56 yuan) sixth place Chiba Prefecture (925 yen, about 56 yuan) seventh place Kyoto Prefecture (909 yen, about 55 yuan) eighth place Hyogo Prefecture (900 yen, about 54 yuan) ninth place Shizuoka Prefecture (885 yen, about 53 yuan) tenth place Mie Prefecture (874 yen, about 53 yuan) <>

Minimum wage in Japan Tohoku Unit: Hourly (yen) Hokkaido 800円.

Aomori Prefecture 700 yen.

Iwate Prefecture 700 yen.

Miyagi Prefecture 680 yen.

Fukushima Prefecture 690 yen.

Yamagata Prefecture 665 yen.

Akita Prefecture 675 yen.

Shin-Etsu Hokuriku. Niigata Prefecture 730 yen.

Nagano Prefecture 705 yen.

Fukui Prefecture 700 yen.

Ishikawa Prefecture 685 yen.

Toyama Prefecture 695 yen.

Kanto region. Ibaraki Prefecture 850 yen.

Chiba Prefecture 870 yen.

Tokyo 1050 yen.

Sakugi Prefecture 730 yen.

Gunma Prefecture 778 yen.

Kanagawa Prefecture 1,000 yen.

Yamanashi Prefecture 703 yen.

Tokai place. Mie Prefecture 765 yen.

Shizuoka Prefecture 875 yen.

Qibu Prefecture 710 yen.

Kansai place. Wakayama Prefecture 880 yen.

Nara Prefecture 850 yen.

Hyogo Prefecture 730 yen.

Kyoto Prefecture 740 yen.

Shiga Prefecture 690 yen.

China Place. Hiroshima Prefecture 755 yen.

Yamaguchi Prefecture 585 yen.

Shimane Prefecture 578 yen.

Tottori Prefecture 597 yen.

Okayama Prefecture 643 yen.

Shikoku place. Kochi Prefecture 708 yen.

Tokushima Prefecture 705 yen.

Ehime Prefecture 725 yen.

Kagawa Prefecture 687 yen.

Kyushu Okinawa place.

Kagoshima Prefecture 875 yen.

Nagasaki Prefecture 920 yen.

Fukuoka Prefecture 813 yen.

Oita Prefecture 756 yen.

Okinawa Prefecture 530 yen.

There is no need to sue and sue, how much money can be received first, and it is best to get the daily clock-in and clock-out records out at that time.

If you are working legally and have a part-time job permit, you can go to the consultation center of the local government office and ask them to mediate, which is a very effective and harmonious way to solve the problem.

If you don't have a part-time job permit or work outside of the permitted hours, it's hard to say, although in reality in Japan, even if the status of the migrant worker is illegal (smugglers, etc.), the remuneration due to his or her labor must be paid, but your situation is individual, and I am afraid that if you fight for the wages you deserve, then you may not be allowed to renew your visa, which is a very real potential risk.

Decide for yourself!

When he returned home, he beat him and smashed the store, so that he could see that the Chinese are not easy to mess with.

I don't know if you are in Japan**, when to give 600? It's too low.

Labor disputes, please gather evidence! Sue her.