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Do Japanese People Feel Poor in 2024? | Street Interviews
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- "I want to live in the safest country in the world."
- My good man, you are already living in it.
he was giving the "go figure" to the interviewer.
no he's just not giving a shit xdd
edit : now maybe he's just THAT straightforward.. idk
Thats why when is asked to live outside he just say no lol
"I want to live in the safest country in the world..also Im Japanese" I have good news for you, son. your prayers have been answered before u was born. You spawned into the house of the rising sun. PRAISING HIM.
You wish lmao. Islam is growing rapidly here and southern side of Tokyo is swarming with poojeets now. Wasn't like this a year ago when I first came to Tokyo. Unfortunately there is a chance everything is going to change for the worst unless Kishida leaves the post of prime minister.
The dude is stoic and based. Unstoppable attitude.
hahaha the first guy is really something else!!
They are used to the swings here. It always comes back around. Part of the parcel of being an export economy.
That first guy is so locked in it's crazy. Mad respect.
lol guys who lives at home living off his parents
Fuckin based😂
He got the Samurai spirit
The first guy is literally me 💀
Straight up answers to questions, no elaboration what so ever 🤣
The first guy lost his soul a few years ago it seems.
Maybe the vax?
No he's not a whiner like the rest.
I'm from Singapore and frankly I'm appalled by how weak the yen has become. It used to be 100yen = SGD1.22. now it's 100yen = S$0.86. I genuinely worry for the Japanese, for I love and admire your people and culture. Yes, we Singaporeans have been flocking to Japan as tourists because of the weak yen. Please forgive the tourist crowds. Please know that when I go to Japan, I do my best to spend as much as I can. Hopefully it will help your economy in some way.
I like the first guy's attitude. "I compare myself to the way I was in the past, not to other people now." I think he is a care worker in an old people's home. "A welfare job" doesn't really tell us anything. Saving money for the future is always a good idea but investing it is better. Otherwise inflation will devalue your savings. I have been living in Japan for over 20 years now. It is a safe place and the people are very kind. The government has always had the strategy of devaluing the yen to make Japanese products cheaper overseas. But this leads to inflation in food and energy prices in Japan. Housing prices have stayed relatively low because the population is declining.
I agree with you, this broken monetary system is the problem, we have been fed this lie that goverments are the solution to everything when in fact the money manipulation is how they slowly syphon our productivity. Dont you find it odd that humanity is gaining productivity and making production cheaper yet the cost of living just keep rising? Just get bitcoin and escape this great scam that is the FIAT monetary system, where the rich get richer by printing money, while the small folks work all day for a fixed income that will just get debased at the end.
The ladies and men interviewed are quite intelligent and genuine in their answers. Thank you Hamachan for keeping it safe and friendly. With love from the USA & Philippines 🇺🇸 🇵🇭
I get paid around 25,0000 JPY/month, with additional housing, medical, and retirement benefits. But I still quit my job in Shanghai, and moved to Osaka looking for better life quality (I think sometimes, life quality is more than just money), so far I really enjoy living in Japan!
i plan to come to live in about 2 years. It seems that Osaka is better lifestyle compared to Tokyo
Man Chinese hate Shanghai a lot
You have no idea
Beijing people think Shanghai is one spoiled city
Isn't 250k yen is like under 3500 a month!?
@@dannylo5875 well you can't compare the salary with United States...but at the same time, the cost of living is also lower here.
@@dannylo5875 its about 1500
the biggest issue is the fact that we feel poor but we're not gonna do anything to change the situation.
Yes and we have to change fast before the next inflation
Stoic dude was awesome. From reading a Japanese newspaper the cost of living is very hard. My wife is Japanese and she and her family are wonderful. I wish the people of Japan prosperity and peace.
The first guy is clearly The Most Interesting Man in the World!
when I was a kid, Japanese were the richiest people buying things around the world
thank you. it seems like everyone is struggling around the world.
People just complain more than in the past.
@asdfghjjhgf it's actually a mix of both,economy nowdays is much worse than it was back in 2019,here in Brazil the crisis begun back in 2013.
@@asdfghjjhgf People have higher standards than before ;-)
@@markg155 in fact it's the other way around... I don't think it's a high standard to not be able to buy a house when it was possible in the past.
このインタビューめっちゃ面白かったです。でも、全世界の現状は日本と同じようだと思います
The Yen has dropped 55% vs USD this year. It was down by 30% just last year. Some ASEAN currencies have also gained vs. the Yen.The record number of tourists visiting Japan at the moment is due to this. Hence, the situation is not the same amongst other countries.
@@spicyweasel 日本人は危機意識が低く、単にのほほんとしてるだけでしょ。今までは辛うじて蓄えを食い潰して生きながらえてるだけで
i want to move to Japan, Im male, 29, from germany, web developer, german government makes life more and more insecure, raise of crime rate, more then 100 murderers are in Berlin on the streets looked for. Even with all the natural Desasters, I want to go to Japan to live in the rural area a peaceful and calm life.
@@prte100 The Japanese rural sides are definitely much better to live in compared to the cities. Rooting for you!!
@@spicyweasel i hope so, I just worry, as I don't know anyone, it's easier if you have already friends there, you know?
For me, speaking Japanese is not too hard, the phonetic is better to pronounce, compared to Chinese, but the Japanese Kanji, hiragana, all that, I worry, would make big problems. I saw a RUclipsr who bought a Akyia house in Niigata prefecture, for 6000$, and that's really great, even through on top renovation costs. In Germany, you don't get a family house with a garden, below 300.000€, so basically, if you don't have a family who already owns a house, you might never be able to afford a house, if you are not a doctor or lawyer.
So Japan is for me attractive in this way, on top, with my small business I can work remotely and don't would need to worry about a work in Japan.
Japan is a rich country with high living standards, trust me I've been to Japan and other countries. Their high living standards are the double edge sword.
it WAS a rich country between the 70s and 90s. Since that, salaries not or barely went higher, but the yean is steadily collapsing.
Also the living standard of the japanese is just purely show off. Their apartments are shoeboxes, they eat most of times very cheap food, often bentos and cupramens. The top 20% spends money like crazy and the other 80% trying to look like that on the surface too, but never will be even similar. I know, i live in Japan, and i saw, how it is going
Have you even been to Japan in recent years? It's a rich country.
@@tommyle628 i live in Japan since 2019, and no, its not a rich country. it looks rich on the surface, due to all the things theyve built til the mid 90s. The yen lost about 25% of its value within the last 3 years, and its going downwards. The salaries same, but prices became higher. Its actually worse, than half of european countries, and propably about same of US countries aswell. So its a mid tier country, disguised as a top tier one.
I get it. Japan is a rich country but Japanese people may not feel it that way. I've watched it because I'm learning Japanese but asking high school students to get a proper real picture of the Japanese economy and the effects of weak yen on daily life just does not make sense.🤣
Dumb comment. Japanese government is rich not individual
😅Give him a break, they are the only two he could stopped and interviewed before they figure out they don’t even want to be interviewed.
where are you from ? and How come do you think Japan is rich hahaha
@@unka2007 4,2 T USD GDP + 3,3 T USD NET foreign assets with 120 Million population. Titan corporate with manufacturing facility all around the world. In fact, he's not wrong dude.
@@momok9263 that is not rich ~
When I visit Japan, I don’t frequent the restaurants that much. We rent a place with an efficiency kitchen and shop at the grocery store. Some things seem way overpriced but other things seem reasonable. We don’t eat much so we don’t spend a lot. We are not too big on tourist places but prefer the quiet of the countryside. Yes sometimes I go to big cities, mostly to shop at hardware stores. Japanese tools are better than the American equivalent. Of course I have my foreign “vices” so I always hunt for boba shops. Oftentimes we travel during typhoon season because tickets are cheaper. We also make excursions to Okinawa, or maybe Yakushima. If needed we get the JR pass but it isn’t as good as it used to be. We seldom rent a car because it is scary to drive on the other side of road. Sometimes I take my bike, but due to my age, I limit my riding to less than 100 km in a day. In Okinawa my favorites are Shikwasa, Beni imo, chinsuko, and a small fish called Gurukun. Okinawan soba is hard to beat. I like the Haari boat race or paddling the Sabani. The mangroves on Iriomote are wonderful.
Cool n interesting 😎
Please more content like this because I wanna more info about Japan and local citizens
60,000 yen? Geez, I'm working as cleaner in Japan and I earn as much as 160k (I take home at least 80-100k after deductions)
I know right how the hell does this guy manage to save each month. Must still live with parents it’s the only way that’s possible even the. It would be hard to put 10k aside each month
@@DeepValue-cr2pg deductions from what?
I feel like he's lying. Something's off with that dude.
In Australia we earn more than that in a day. So long as you are not an employee. Going rate here is about $1000 AUD per day and rising due to inflation. Houses prices however are ridiculous.
It could be a day. Not a month!
It's pretty amazing this random guy on the road calmly answers each question regarding how crappy his life is going
Very interesting video. Thank you for sharing !!
Architect for 300,000 yen per month in the USA well you can certainly get work, it might not be architecture. However you will get the chance to design your cardboard and trash bag shack in the woods or sidewalk at that price, if you want to eat.
These girls are already thinking about how to raise a child, this is incredible compared to the women here.
Well duh it’s an Asian country
most Japanese girls also expect to be treated out during dating.
@@xCatchii not really they split
They also plan their family well.
@@xCatchii par the course though. Most guys wouldn't have a problem with that if the rest of the expectations are traditional like family planning etc.
I think Japan will come out on top in the end. They are improving their country so much the last 20 years. Their people are loyal and patriotic. The sense of community and peoples ability to self sustain are off the charts. In 10 years I can see Japan being one of the best places to live and price stability will return. If I could rewind the clock 20 years I would move to Japan to live permanently.
The fact they jokingly say 1,000,000 yen a month like it's a ridiculous amount - this is £59K / $75,000. A lot less than many Americans make.
No, 1 million yen is only around £5k.
What? "As per recent data by the Bureau of Labour and Statistics, the average salary in the US per month is $6,228 or $74,738 per year. When we speak of 2024, the gross minimum pay in the US comes to $27.77 per hour."
@@dominikwodarczak8410 nah it's 59K according US Bureau of Labor, also has much higher cost of living, tax, medical cost, no safety, rampant police brutality and bad public transport
America has tons of resources, most of the world's top companies, top universities, access to global talent through immigration, they have endless amounts of capital (literally can print the world's reserve currency out of thin air) and risk taking/entrepreneurial spirit that's unmatched. So comparing any country's salary to America is a losing game.
Japan's largest company is Toyota at 46th. They are forced to import basic necessities like fuel and food. They have basically no immigration. They can't even stimulate the economy with negative interest rates meanwhile debt to GDP is ballooning. For all their disadvantages Japan actually has decent salaries and standard of living.
30년간 멈췄어도 지금 일본인들이 최소한 죽지않을만큼 살아있을수 있는 이유는 30년전에는 그만큼 잘살았기 때문이다. 하지만 앞으로 다른 나라들이 인플레이션과 임금상승을 이어간다면 일본인의 생활수준을 유지하기 힘들거다.
I feel for them. I visited earlier this year and benefited very much from the weaker yen, as everything felt, if not cheap, at least reasonable. But I won’t visit the US again right now because the pound is weak against the dollar and their prices are sky high anyway, so i felt really poor there. It absolutely sucks to feel that way, especially when there are tourists coming in being smug about things being cheap for them!
The whole world is having issues now, not just Japan. that being said, it's pretty funny/amazingly scary that my current salary is the same as it was in 1995.
Incredible, isn't it.
What type of investments do Japanese people have?
That is crazy. I'm making nearly x4 what I earned in the early 90's. Sounds good but inflation's probably x4 too. Hello from Scotland.
Even i from asean my country currency has been high more than japan but in my heart japan still consider as rich country and been on my bucket travel list since i was teenage
In all honesty, we are also 'feeling poor' in the west too. It's all relative, due to cost of living. But when we can come to Japan (if the flight isn't too expensive) we can let our money go a little further. But Japan has something that the western countries don't have - social order. So even if you feel poor in Japan, just be glad you don't have to worry about physical safety every day as well.
Japanese students can go to Australia to pick fruits during harvest time. Such part-time workers are paid at least AUD30 per hour. So, if they work 5 hours per day, they can get AUD150 per day which is about JPY 14,500 for their labour. In this way, they can full fund their studies in Australia and pick up good English as well.
Many of the young Japanese have this nostalgic desire to work or travel to European (White) countries for job opportunitieis (6:15) despite the changing economic realities globally. Still blinkered in their minds.
Nice interview, it's interesting to see how other people are living.
Most people just cannot use their money. My usage of money changed about from 1000 to 1200 € a Month, from student to job. And with my job my income nearly got 4 times more.
good job, i love this
If the guy with the cap had any idea his own country's lack of good financial decisions are a big cause of his suffering, I think he'd be more upset. The girls wanting to work in the U.S. would be shocked many of the jobs they're looking at will pay them six figures US (¥15 million or more), but the cost of living is much higher too.
This is so interesting. Thank you.
Asians are the greatest savers in the world. My girlfriend had like 10s of thousands of dollars saved, working jobs that were relatively lower paying, just never spent anything over the years.
Many people would say US is better but in Reality alot of us want out of the ussr right now, trying to get a remote job to then move to south east Asia, unless your extremely rich US is your home.
Why are you blaming ussr for this?
Your government is democractic
💀
@@sleefy2343 eh can't even tell a joke..no I meant I want to leave due to lack of jobs ( I can see people will say what are you saying there billions of jobs) yea been struggling for years to get a entry level job. another is rise in housing now I under stand there people who are extremely lucky but not everyone is lucky to buy a good home, the last thing is lifestyle am not into the MTV life or society now sure I can ignore it but that just means your isolated in your own town which I have been doing.
@unisangalaxystudio pls don't come to South East Asia for cheap as it doesn't do anything for our economy. Suggest you turn to Mexico or Argentina if you expect cheap living. Thx
@@sleefy2343 Thanks to Putin democracy did not take hold in Russia.
@calvinang1 no thanks I been to Mexico and it's not a good place 😕 haven't went back there in years
5:06 left lady could be a star.
No matter where you are, you work hard! N
Japan signed the plaza accord with the US in the 80s. Rest is (a downward) history...
about 25 years ago everyone said Japan is an expensive country to visit. Last year I came with my wife n children and we felt prices were affordable. As a comparison, just last week we visited Hong Kong and we felt everything was so expensive there especially food. we came from IDR currency where now is weak.
60,000 YEN = $400 USD. Unless he’s still living with his parents or on the street, how much can one save?
Funny how I see and hear the same thing back in the US...sad how EVEN in another nation the same issues are already there... I'm currently in Narita
Bring back the first stoic guy! Interview him again!
I've seen the prices in Japan and cannot imagine how someone can live on 60K yen per month. He probably doesn't pay rent but even so... Most likely he keeps it for himself rather than complaining. Japan's culture, respect.
Prices are lower in Japan than the US right now
Because you are thinking at that as a tourist POV.
But, try to live in Japan as a resident and the "price in Japan lower than country X" vision will not be so different as the tourist perspective. I think it is a mistake most people do, probably because they don't know the real difference of prices until they experience it by actually living in there.
So, in short you are right to say it's lower if you think it as a tourist and compare it with USD > JPY actual currency exchange.
If you think it as a potential foreign resident in Japan...well...it's quiet different😅
Nothing personal, just my personal opinion.
Source: lived in Japan 3 years.
To be a great construction site supervisor you need to have experience in actually building, once you have constructed for many years and perfected your craft, then you can be a supervisor and know if someone is constructing something right or wrong and tell them how to build it right. Just reading and not actually doing it won't make you a great construction site supervisor. Everyone wants to start from the top and be a manager without paying their dues and proving themselves to be a BAMF.
60,000 yen per month is only about A$600 a month. That is ridiculous and must be wrong (we don't speak Japanese - did he actually say 600,000 yen?).
Economics 101: A weak currency is actually a boon for the economy and should be sought (excepting for local travellers going offshore). A cheap currency makes your goods and services more affordable and therefore in greater demand (think cars, motorbikes, electronics etc). And, overseas travellers will flock to lower currency countries because they are good value. NOTE THAT JAPAN ONLY CAME OUT OF ITS 50-YEAR ECONOMIC QUAGMIRE ONCE IT ALLOWED THE YEN TO DEVALUE AND OPENED THE BORDERS TO MORE FOREIGN TOURISTS WITH EASIER VISA ARRANGEMENTS (who are now coming in droves). Tourists and their large spending traits are always a massive boon to any economy and should be actively sought (think Bali and Hawaii).
Population: Any country with a relatively large population in comparison to land mass and resources will face ongoing diminishing wage and standard-of-living pressures. Why? Because there is plenty of labour (and in Japan skilled and educated labour) and simple supply/demand says that you can source it cheaper.
We hope this interviewer got the pretty Japanese girl's phone number and took her out for a nice ramen (yes she's an adult).
1:15
> I suppose they have been feeling the limit to living in Japan.
It is the same basically in every country of the world, not only Japan. Everyone in their own countries, me included, have been feeling the limit to living in their own country.
I guess the first guy tried to avoid answering straightforwardly, concealing his feelings and thoughts.
How can one survive in Japan on an income of 60,000 yen per month? Did you get it right? I believe he meant 60,000 per week as your initial question to him was “how much do you earn per week or per month”.
They needs to bring up the money for Japan hate seeing Japan being poor like this... and homeless..
How do you live on 6 man? You need at least 2 for food. After rent and utilities, what's left to save?
Meanwhile, waiters in the US. Where is my 40% tip on your take out 🤪
I never thought id hate hearing the japanese accent until listening to this interviewer talk like a robot, placating , pontificating the interviewees
Well, The first guy is very humble and even Answered like a saint. High school girls are so sweet and have a big dream . Go abroad and be a honest and faithful Site supervisor. You will be rewarded in big by construction co. Be Strong and be aware of bad guys. Site supervisor is difficult job to do, so dishonest And irresponsible in my country, South Korea. I will hope and pray she could be Worthy of 1900,000 yen per month paid worker. Japanese sweet hearts, Love your country and be a decent patriot and you will be blessed by people around you.
Heaven for travelers. Hell for settlers.
This is actual Japan.
The first guy said that he's getting paid 60 000 per month and still, he can save?
I have no idea how that guy can live with such a low salary. He must live with his parents for sure.
Lol, in southeast Asia can live with that salary how come japanese can't. I think it will slowly become basic situation
@@yunytotoro7184 Cost of living is much higher in Japan than in Southeast Asia. That's why
@@beeceebee1 oww living cost i see. But just like what i said slowly become usual
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The first guy sounds funny at the beginning but just feel sad at the end.
The first person in the video have really good thoughts
That first guy that was interviewed has as much motivation to talk as a salary man who got turned down for a promotion due to that underwear scandal he got himself into 😅
Just imagine a world where 竹下 登 Noboru Takeshita never signed on the dotted line in 1985.
"we feel blessed for what we have" is the right attitude. However, there should be programs in generating interest in politics and economy so normal people understand what is happening. The cause and effect of policies, etc. The first dude's response was ahh, it cant be helped is infuriating.
Clearly some of the people you have interviewed are still delusional concerning the state of japan's economy and its falling Yen.
Please expand on this…
Japan should raise prices for all foreigners.
The local residents can get discounts/refunds.
When the Yen is strong, Japan also then complains saying nobody buys their products as it’s too expensive.
Japanese cars should be selling well due to the weak yen.
Tourism for Japan is crazy. So raise prices and pay workers more.
Then tourism goes down. Many businesses will suffer, especially small businesses.
@@HappiBlueberri it’s all about supply and demand. For some places the line and wait times are ridiculous.
No. I don't want to have to show my visa every time I go shopping to prove I'm a resident.
60,000 yen is $400 a month. that's the same as China average monthly. wth
Shinzo abe: safe? aw thats cute..
Japan's economic situation is actually not bad. Nikkei continues to record its highest and minimum wage is also higher than it was a few years ago. Japan's economic situation looks bad, all because of the weak yen. If the yen returns to ¥100 / $1, Japan's GDP will increase by 1.5 times.
Japan 🇯🇵 is being forced by America 🇺🇸 through the barrel of a gun to buy US 🇺🇸 Dollars 💵! While America 🇺🇸 print as much dollars 💵 as they want, Japan 🇯🇵 has to buy it ! Ha ! Ha ! Ha ! Hilarious 🤣
BS
60k yen/month in Tokyo...now i wonder what the minimum salary is?
시간당 1100엔입니다.
Comparing your past life and your present life, what has changed? “I have become Japanese.”
What welfare 60k yen a month? Is he doing a part time job cuz 60k a month is way below of Japan's minimum wage. That 60 k is just for rent and service bills
I'm going to make an assumption and say he works at a place for people with mental and physical disabilities. My wife (Japanese) works at one of those places and gets paid about the same. A lot of the people there live with their parents and don't pay for anything so they just save all of their money.
How do some of them survive off so little? Maybe japan is not as expensive as I thought. 60,000 yen is like 375usd. In Thailand for the next couple months but maybe japan in the future
No it’s expensive comparing to SE Asia. Weak yen now is helping tourists offset some of this but expect more two tier pricing for tourists and locals as is happening in many tourist hot spots already.
Japan is suffering from overtourism like many places and I can’t blame them for wanting to introduce some ‘tourist tax’ not that it will change much. Tourists need to stop going to the same places as everyone else. There’s more to Japan than Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka
@@DeepValue-cr2pg I agree that there is a LOT more to Japan but don't most first time tourists go to the popular places? Assuming you're from the US (given the USD comment) do people visiting your country for the 1st time go to New York and LA or Boise and Portland? London or Leeds? Rome or Turin? The less popular places are not going to be the usual 1st choice for 1st time visitors, that's the reality.
USA gets 46063.84 yen monthly. Japan are getting more. And Japan has the most Safest place in the world, it NOT USA.
the wind sound from the mic is unfortunate
Same in Canada :(
Dafuq... I earn in germany 2100€. this is in this moment 350121 Yen. And this Guy from begin tell me he live with 60000 Yen per month? How?
60k yen in japan!!! unbelievable
the stoic vs dreamers!
who will win?
my humble bet is for the first.why?
no tatemae for god sake
and thanks for the skilled,really,your inrerwiews
Glad to see karma at work.
Those women say that the USA is cool. How do they know if they have not experienced being there. Must be because their media says so. NHK anyone.
200,000 yen to live in tokyo is actually not that much, make's me feel I could do it someday.
ps: alright, we're ignoring there's a literal super model in this video right? is that what we're doing?
I often watch some Japanese independent media videos. I have noticed that they frequently mention China, and the most common topics are about the collapse of the Chinese economy, the collapse of the Chinese government, and similar subjects. When a large amount of such content appears, it can only prove that they seem to really hope for these things to happen. Such independent media also often appear in English, or for example, in Filipino (I guess). However, it doesn't seem like these things are happening.
Additionally, there are topics about war. I also often see Japanese people discussing the war between Russia and Ukraine. They frequently mention that Russia is on the verge of defeat. Russian casualties far exceed those of Ukraine. Western weapons have an overwhelming advantage over Russia, and so on.
I think this reflects how Japanese people understand the world. They hope and believe this is the case. When an entire nation's people misunderstand what is happening in the world in such a way, the country will keep making mistakes.
60 000 Yen, that will last you a week.
a sad state of Japan, when its young wanted to go overseas for better job opportunity
even you are poor Japanese are still amazing people 🇵🇭
Right? Same here 🇲🇾
As long as Japan continues to be extremely pro-American, it will become poorer day by day. The era of prosperity through being pro-American has passed. If you look at what has happened to the most pro-American countries in recent years, you will understand: Japan, the UK, Germany, Canada, etc. These countries are still wealthy, no doubt, but have you noticed that they are becoming increasingly mediocre? This is because these countries are sacrificing themselves to maintain the global status of the United States. The industrial strength of the entire G7 group is rapidly declining. In fact, they have already lost to emerging countries led by China, such as China + Russia + Brazil + the entire Southeast Asia. I'm talking about industrial productivity, not financial strength.
Since I started to understand the world, Japan was undoubtedly the richest country in Asia. But today, Japanese salaries are significantly lower than those in Hong Kong and Singapore. Not just slightly, but significantly lower. Japan, which used to have double the salaries of Taiwan, is now almost on par with Taiwan. What has happened in the past decade? It's because their excessive pro-American stance has caused them to miss opportunities and chances to collaborate with China to create greater wealth. Meanwhile, Southeast Asia, by choosing a relatively neutral position, has reaped the greatest benefits. The economic strength of the entire Southeast Asia has surpassed Japan. Compared to China, Japan went from being larger than China to now only a quarter of its size. However, I don't think the Japanese will change their national strategy. Therefore, the future outlook for Japan is certainly negative, and I believe Japan will experience a rapid decline in the next ten years, not a slow one.
Dont Worry ..Cheap labour from Indonesia will save your economy and women.
Yet they keep voting for jiminto. 👍
When japan feel poor we india feel like extenct
@0:20 60,000 Yen is about $372 dollars......
i wanna feel like a rich person, so im just gonna pack up and take all my money to Japan. BYE
ternyata jepang sekarang tak leibh baik dari Indonesia. tapi mereka lebih baik secara moral dan attitude
Heiwa Boke is strong in these NPCs. They don't realize they're living in a house that is slowly burning because they don't seem to care to watch what is happening to their economy. Gaman and Shouganai attitudes are what's fueling this economy of NPCs that don't care about politics, but eventually the Gaman will burst and a sinking Japan will no longer be Shouganai.
Please check in google. Japan is not the safest country in the world
how is the first guy living with 60000 yen, he is saying he is saving it, how tf he is living?
First guy be like "within cells interlinked"