Is this really a real experience? Serious doubt!

The Japanese government stipulates that the minimum living guarantee for overseas workers working in Japan is 3 million yen per year, with an average of 250,000 yen per month.

600,000 RMB should be less than 9 million yen, with an average of less than 750,000 yen per month, which is above average in Japan!

Japanese local university graduates are looking for jobs this year, but only about 200,000-300,000.

Japanese daily consumption is much higher than that of China, but people's income is also much higher.

Housing: if you buy a house, a new house of about 70 square meters will cost more than 10 million yen, and big cities such as Tokyo should be more expensive. I'm talking about Shizuoka. 20 million, good in all aspects, enough. Buying a two-story building similar to a villa is less than 30 million, which is equivalent to the domestic level. If you rent a house, the general housing is about 50 thousand, and the area is slightly larger, about 60 thousand-70 thousand

Transportation: This is where I seriously doubt the answer of the friend above. The transportation in Japan is very expensive, but the one you mentioned is too cheap. If it is 600-800 RMB, it will be almost the same! For example, take jr to Fuji in Shizuoka, 570 one way, and the slowest tram takes about 30 minutes. You can check the specific kilometers in Yahoo Wang Zhan. If you go to further places, such as Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto, the price ...

Living expenses: a meal in 500 yuan is cheap. Basically, Yoshinoya and McDonald's are the cheapest in Japan, so many people bring their own meals. There are about 70 Fuji apples, 80 Yulin apples and 10 eggs in a box, so I won't list the others one by one. Prices vary greatly from place to place. I am working in Shizuoka now, and the above prices are all in Shizuoka. I forgot the cost of living in Kobe before. I'm sorry