How Much Do Japanese People Make? (Median Income in Japan)
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How much do Japanese people make? I talk about the media household salary and how much do people need to get by.
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Are you an English teacher in Japan? I'm doing a survey about how much English teachers earn in Japan. You can answer anonymously so your help would be appreciated: goo.gl/forms/156zJovtgW8yeVXt1
Oh, that's prety useful to me. (since I want to try to teach there English and/or Spanish) Thanks in advance.
Response given. I'm REALLY looking forward to seeing the results.
I really want to know the results too. I plan to apply for Jet next year.
Very interested in the results of this.. Please make a video about it Yuta ! :D
Can we work without showing our immigration card?
For people interested in moving to Japan, I really appreciate these old videos that I never knew Yuta made
On a binge as we currently speak lol
Moral of the story: Don't get married.
Stack Exception Yea good luck with that. After they leave for maternity they wait till the kid is old enough to go to school then have another one to keep living on your dime.
As simple as that.
Its okay I'm still scared to get married, it dont mean I can't have a girlfriend tho haha
Brian Pacheco and you imagine that these decisions for one parent to stay home and to have more children are only made by the woman with no input from the man? You don't think very highly of men do you.
You are an Idiot.
これ、面白いけど、質問があります。この調査にバイトする人と普通の仕事する人も入ってますか？両方とも入っていったら、時給を比べたほうがいいんじゃないか？
I make just as an average but higher among women... interesting. Ugh but living in Tokyo area costs so muchhh :(
Asagi's Life. We meet again Asagi. Hmm you say you have an average income but do you work overtime? Is it paid? Here in the US overtime is required by law to be paid 1.5 times your normal pay rate. But in Mexico where I used to work as an English teacher I put in full time hours for a part time job and received no overtime pay :/ to receive overtime pay in a job it had to be written into my contract in Mexico.
You should try living in Sydney where the rent is 2-3x higher. (Granted, you earn more, but expenses here are not as bad as I had imagined)
zedamex try living in London with 2k xD you can't
Are you supplementing incoming at the oppai pub?
Agustin Please correct your statement regarding about the US law for overtime. It's mostly applied to hourly wage, not for salaried employee.
Man, I always end up feeling kind of depressed when I look at these sorts of numbers from developed countries... making the conversion, the median salary in my beautiful country of Colombia **cringes** roughly equates to $6000 USD... A YEAR. Of course, cost of living is accordingly low so we can get by just fine, but our purchasing power for pretty much anything but rent and groceries is basically nil. :|
Andrés Cifuentes how much you think developed countries earn a year
Random Guy About 5 to 10 times as much? I always see figures around 30k to 60k+ floating around for NA, western europe and other developed "first world" countries whereas out here, people my age tend to make around 1.5 to 1.7m colombian pesos a month, which translates to 500 to 570 USD/month or around $6000 a year. After rent, groceries, and bills, let's say we're left with $100 to $150 left to spend. Not only that, but since most products here are imported and just converted from USD a lot of the time (often costing WAY more than in the US even), that spending money doesn't last much, lol. It kinda sucks.
Andrés Cifuentes what countries are Western Europe
Portugal, Spain, France, Ireland, the UK, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Italy, Greece, Luxembourg, Monaco, the Netherlands, and Turkey. That's at least according to the UN. After looking it up for a bit, only a handful of those states fall beneath 30k a year. So yeah, I think I'm not that far off calling it at least 5 times higher as far as averages go.
Andrés Cifuentes why do not a lot of South Americans speak English
I'm Korean. our problems of birth rate serious as well. our major reason that younger generation do not birth their kids is because of ridiculous apartment cost and difficulties of getting a job. and even improvement of women's right.
I read that the reason why Sparta was collapsed is because their birth rate got lower than ever. so we should keep it in mind that we probably can't help economical crisis.
Sanzhar Sherniyazov I feel the same way .
@Rich 91 see an uptick in party balloon purchases 🎈
Yuta, I recently came from a vacation in Japan. I had a great time! You seem to be very honest. Can you do a video talking about all the "dirty laundry" about Japan. Most anime fans here seem to think Japan has no flaws or its perfect. I'd love to hear about the corruption and other things swept under the rug there. I love your Channel keep up the good work!!!
Yuta, I stayed in Japan for a week. Tokyo, Nara and Sin Osaka. I did not have one problem with crime or con artist. People kept to themselves or were very friendly.
There were JAPANESE only bars and restaurants in Tokyo. Usually no sign on the entrance with a very broad Japanese guy guarding the door. I also noticed that Husband and wife do not seem to spend much time together. The two sexes seem to live separate lives. gambling and Alcohol seems to be as much a problem in Japan as the rest of the world.
For the most part Japan seems to be a very safe and clean place.
super useful. more like this. thanks.
Woooooowww. You guys earn a ton of money!
Even the lowest value of that diagram you showed is still near the DOUBLE of avarange income in Hungary (my country). 😮
But in a household we don't spend nowhere near as MUCH money of that avarange of this video. We would die if we would spend ¥280.000 per month.
In that "fertility rate" diagram we are only 5 places above Japan. Allmost the same value.
Wow that means Hungary is affordable. In USA a professional makes 6 figure salaries with a computer degree after 4 yrs. A Engineer makes the same after 7 years. This means you can earn your money in USA and live outside.
You can live in Tokyo for less than $2000 a month!?! Wooooow!!! I'm so surprised with that.
One thing I've been wondering about regarding Japan and the working culture is; if most women stop working after getting married, why do they even try to get good grades in school? Wouldn't simply learning household economy be enough? After all, just knowing household economy is enough to work at a store, even a kid has the ability, but maybe not the responsibility to do that.
Sarcasm received. I'm legitimately curious though. I'm not saying women shouldn't go to school, nor that they shouldn't try to get good grades, but if most of them just end up being housewives, that kind of feels like wasted effort.
That's why I'm talking about the working culture, if we assume that they don't want to be housewives, why would so many women be housewives? I get trying your best, but while the trend does show that more women work compared to previously, it still isn't rising overly fast.
I think it's because society expects that from them. Unless you're dropping out and learning a trade or something, it's just part of the socially accepted life trajectory to go to college. To show that you're doing the right, proper thing. And of course, anything you do in life you should do your best. It was the same for women in the US back in the 60's or whenever. A lot of them knew they just wanted to be housewives, but part of showing that they were a good citizen was getting a college degree.
Traditionally the mother is responsible for the kid's education and managing the entirety of the family's finances, so it's important she be well-educated. I worked at a top level private girl's school that still included the phrase "good wives, wise mothers" in its promotional materials. Men here seem to want an educated wife, just not an ambitious or too clever one. ;)
Werewolf211 That's actually a good question. One thing that many Japanese girls say is that they do want to work UNTIL they get married. So education is necessary to get a good job even though they might want to quit later on.
5:36 - I love that the British Virgin Island are at the bottom of the list of places with a low fertility rate
dinnae lol
0:52
yuuta can you not? HAHAHA
i totally see what you did there HAHAHHAA
What did he do, i didn't catch itM
I would love a redo of this video in today's numbers
Man, i love your videos, do you think you could do one on Japanese opinions of movie “Coco”? I think it would be interesting.
In Russia, we just count average salary and then show it on the TV like, oh, Russian people do pretty well, at least we've got smaller taxes than in poor Europe. There're, of course, some moments worth to be mentioned. Firstly, an average salary in Russia is around 35000 RUB per month, or 600 USD per month. You see, even this is not too much. However, a median income in Russia is, of course, lower - about 21000 RUB or 360 USD per month (or 4320 USD annually).
Secondly, the taxes. We've got an income tax of 13% and value-added tax (probably the worst tax I've ever seen) of 18%, but we've also got compulsory social contributions of ~30% from the wage, so if I get the median wage of 21000, my boss pays for me 27300, and nobody actually tells me that I could get $455 instead of $360 and not be able to get Africa-like medical help and 133 USD pension when I'm 60 (If I'm male). By the way, average male life expectancy in Russia is 67.5 years.
Topenpe In Poland with wage of 3500 PLN per mounth, total cost for hiring is 5950 PLN. So 2500 PLN in taxes. 😦
I don't wanna die because of hunger😱
Yuta is trying to work out whether he can afford a wife lol
He shouldn't have a problem though he seems easily more handsome that 90% of the men he interviews
Not kidding, he once admitted in one of his videos that he's gay.
+Fucking Your Shit Up username checks out
+Fucking Your Shit Up where?
In the "LGBTQ in Japan" video
You're the man Yuta. Keep up the good work.
Try being a foreigner with 10's of thousands in student loans working in Japan.. especially with a weak yen T.T
How much does an engineer in japan make per month? Does anyone know?
220-250
This median is near the poverty line in America lol. And I was complaining about my 50k internship lol
I always wonder, when Japanese annual income is quoted, whether it takes into account the annual bonus that they typically get or not. They used to give you like 3, 4 months worth of salary as bonus, no? I don't know what it is now but, Yuta-san, can you comment on that??
Living in country with average 800$ per month. But most people earn less. Birthrate lover than Japan 😖. Globalism (economical) isn't so great as they told to be.
I envy the Japanese tax rate in Germany gross to net income is about 50%. But schools and universities are free. Still would love to not pay 50% of my salary before I had it in my hands ^^
Over 9000!!!!
I'm watching Oshi no Ko.
Thank to you, I now understand what is " 200k yen/month + raising a son and a girl". Thank you very much.
Other websites just write "average salary = 6.5 million/year". We really can't believe these info.
Tenshoku is one of ways to get higher income...
Annual income of a friend staying in 1 relatively progressive Japanese company
1st year 3.3 million Yen
2nd 3.3 million
3rd 3.5 million
4th 4 million
5th 4.5 million
6th 4.7 million
7th 5.3 million
8th 6 million
Annual income of a friend switching jobs
1st year 3.3 million
(Japanese company)
2nd 5 million
(switching to foreign company)
3rd 6.5 million
4th 7 million
5th 7.5 million (switching back to Japanese company)
6th 8 million
7th 8.5 million
8th 10 million (switch again to another Japanese company)
This was pretty damn good. Informative, to the point, well researched, and he didnt stray from the topic to talk about politic ideology too much.
Pretty good salaries considering all Japanese people don't have to study in university (same as in China and South Korea). Making 3000 USD/month without having any skills is pretty good, that's better than Europe and US where people with no skills can't make 3000 USD/month. We actually have to study really hard in university to make 3000 USD/month......life is unfair. I'm making that as a programmer in Sweden and I had to study 12 hours/day for 3 years in university, and I even got student debts. Then I see Japanese people who partied and had fun for 4 years in university making the same as me pushing papers in some random office, having no skills! Oh my god...........
Pros of Living In Japan
Safe
Clean
Organised
Job Security
Polite society
Cons of Living in Japan
Salary is poor
Apartments are tiny
Learning the language is quite hard
Very easy to break societal norms
Excellent explanation. Kudos
I would like to visit Japan. Looking at his videos their streets are busy just like in India. Even at 10 PM night and as late as 1 AM morning in India people are out eating and shopping. In India they start work late at 8-9 AM Mostly. There is no activity out in the streets in USA late ar night.
In India , looks like Japan people have a lot of time to go out and shop. USA retail is almost dead here, because of Amazon, and social life not good like India. In India you can step out of your house and buy Samosa, Egg Rolls or Chicken Rolls for just a 10 cents and dollar respectively. You just walk 50 yards and get a vendor cooking for you. America had McDonald's which is way too expensive and food is not healthy.
It makes me sick to read some people complaining and moaning about this. Imagine to earn 40-45% less than those averages working basically the same amount of hours and with equal rent, bills, foods and clothing expenses (and even more taxes!). That´s what happens in countries like Spain, so Japan it´s still a dreamland for people like me.
Currently 3,5 million yen is about 22k in dollars.. almost third of the exchange value gone in just few years.
Nice touch talking about the currency changes!
My experience as a
Single mother in Japan is very very bad. Recently I got divorced with 8 million in my account and child support as well. Still not getting house to rent. High end discrimination
Yuta, when considering income inequality, or in your words, 'not many very rich or poor people,' what's important is the wealth gap, not the income gap. In regards to wealth gap, compared to other industrialized countries, Japan ranks among the most unequal.
Then it appears it is cheaper to live in Japan . In USA many professionals make six figure salaries. It is not that expensive to live in Southern states in USA . Maybe in USA and Europe get paid too much.
That is messed up man 24% of the man is single? Fuck...know I know why animes talk so much about NEETS...
Is this including Bonuses? Not sure how many times fellow Japanese teachers look at my salary surprised its to theirs (public record ALT) but when ask them about their bonuses (which ALTs rarely get) they tend to say nothing I get bonuses are private issues but if you start a conversation about someone else's salary you open yourself up to it.
I’m surprised to learn that my salary in Japan was close to median. I always had this inferiority complex because I was comparing myself to my American peers rather than Japanese peers.
I find India and Japan more attractive. In fact many south American countries have great beaches. Maybe I will rent out my house and live overseas.
This sounds too low. I've always heard stories of 9 square meter apartments in Tokyo that are rented for more than $1000 a month. This doesn't make sense...
We r Nepalese & we rarely bother about numbers like above. We want a happy family although with less income rather then sleeping in luxurious bed.
Solution: Don't have kids and have your spouse work, and lower your expectations of your spouse's earnings. Harsh reality for a comfortable lifestyle.
Harrison Bade honestly man facts. I had a friend I preached that too and he has 2 kids not and is not getting by ok.
to Harrison: It looked to me like the solution was to avoid relationships.
The REAL solution is finding a way to make MORE MONEY
how much earn a welder per day??
I am Thai. Living and working in Thai. I earn equal to around 8,000,000 yen per year.
I travel to Japan quite often. 1-2times per year.
And so curious how a Japanese family, consisting of 2 parents and 1 child, can live with 350,000 yen per month. Because Many things are so expensive.
They probably live very frugaly. Also they probably have government subsidies.
Are you exceptional rich or it is average income to all TH people? It turns out that you made around 1,5bil vietnam dong (im from vietnam) and damn you are crazy rich bcuz living cost in th are same same to vietnam.
Huyền Phan fortunately, my career is unique and i have worked many years already. So i earn a lot more than average. For average income of thai people, it is about 250,000 baht per year. But this is average of whole country. For people living in Bangkok or tourism provinces, such as phuket, many earn around twice of average.
It's pretty sad when in your country to get the amount of money you earn after tax you have to multiply around 0.5 :(
Nice analysis. It's so obvious, but somehow I always overlooked the factor of income when thinking of family planning in Japan. I think it's easy to think everyone here has money, based off of the infrastructure and style -- especially always being in Tokyo.
Were the " children" buying tons of gunpla, some real cars to make their expenses that high?
Ow ,i work in a japanese factory here,and i gain 400k per month,because i work a lot...a LOT!
to Hound: Go for it!
The Hound how much hour you working daily
Vaseem Akram hey what up.First,sorry for my english,i’m not native.
So,my work schedule is pretty messy,because i do both night and day time.
When i work at daylight,i work for 13 hours,
and at night,11 hours.
Per months i work 19-20 days,basically.
But now i’m done,already saved money,working in one year straight,going back to my beloved country,because this isn’t life,see ya man.
Are you Japanese citizen or from other country?
Vaseem Akram actually i’m from Brazil,but i can speak and write in Japanese.
Do these median salaries include bonuses? Usually that's twice a year at around 250,000 no?
Why japan salary so high?
Is the university tuition, etc cost proportionately high too?
Yuta, did you hear about a that "Tax for beign single" in some prefecture? I think it was in the news while ago.
A shame this doesn't include animators and general staff within the anime industry. That whole situation is a major tragedy significantly beyond even this. :(
relyat89 They should earn a ton of money. I would be willing to donate money to people who work on anime industry.
This is one reason I allways pay suscription for watching anime.
Idk what would be my life whitout them.
relyat89 definitely, the guys who work in anime make so little but it's still a niche market. Their salaries are depressing though
That was an interesting video Yuta. Insightful.
per capita income should be calculated through PPP exchange rate
We just moved here in Japan, and our house rent is ¥430,000 per month, Utilities (electric, gas, water, phone, etc.) ¥100,000 - ¥130,000. They told us they charge foreigner more in house rent and I think that is unfair.
@ I pay for my rent we moved out and found a cheaper 5 bedroom house to middle class neighborhood. My Japanese neighbor asked me how much I’m paying I told her ¥380,000. She was surprised but didn’t say anything. We are paying less this time even in utilities bills. Our first rental house were bigger and has a great ocean view. Almost half of my salary goes to rent and utilities. My company pays me well so I do not mind.
Thanks for this, very informative :)
Yuta your free japanese website doesn't work.
The cost of living in Japan is far more cheaper than where I live (yes I'm comparing currency exchange rates) even tax is a whole lot less. Unfortunately, I'll never work or live in Japan.
(Also, I don't care about marriage or relationships. So that wouldn't be a problem for me.)
quite impressive number, I don't know the average or median salary can be so low in even tokyo. My friend working in Nyc who graduated from a normal university ranking below 200 earn like 80k+ a year(CS major).
by the way, are you above or under median....:-)
Thanks for the facts!!
Interesting video. Yuta, so my question is, do Japanese people not have kids because they are responsible enough to know they can't afford them, or do they not have kids because they know the state, or taxpayer wont subsidize their lives? In the USA and many western countries for example, you got a single mother household epidemic, and it's mainly become so huge because the US government became a welfare state starting the 1960's and has funded those single mothers via welfare, tax credits, food stamps, and section 8 housing ever since. In other words, the US government has become a sugar daddy to them. Otherwise, with no welfare state, there would be less irresponsible people having so many kids.
Again it depends on what's your profession and how much you earn. Like, a doctor or an engineer earns much more than an average salary man. Heck I heard that doctors earn more than 800k yen per month and that's enough.
@reshi p European and American are highly qualified and have better experience than Asian ones so that's probably the case.
I will travel to japan next year , i will study medicine so i need a second job after the education programme
So Can I carry in myself?
By living my life : food , rent , university costs , Clothes etc
It's very hard to study medicine in Japan and live an easy life. Especially if you are in the mbbs course. It's like 3.5 million yen for 5 years and 6th one being the intern. But once you've got it, it's easy to get a job.
Your video is really nice. Just a point that at @5:56 where you show the income gap in the world it shows India in green! Although India has a big income gap.
Hm.. I'm not sure, but I feel like there's something wrong with the calculation. A 20% Tax incl. Health Insurance seems too good to be true.
Can you make a episode about the Japanese Health Insurance? I wonder how it works there.
How high is the taxrate in japan? In Europe many people complain about the high taxes everyone has to pay but they get much back. How is it in Asia?
Having spent quite some time in Japan the past few years, I'm surprised how little money Japanese make on average. Myself coming from a very high-cost of living country and making a lot more money than the median shown here, I do not find Japan particularly cheap at all. I'm sure there are ways to live very cheap, but going into super markets many things are far more expensive than where I live. It must be really hard to get by for a lot of people.
3M men is not 24 % of japans masculine population mate xDDD 130M peeps, ,65M man, 24% of that is 16M or so, not 3M xDDD and what are those guys: Onaka suita nanka tabetai ogotte.... xDDDD You're so funny lol.
I live in California, have 2 kids and rent/bills is $1100. I make $1400 a month(before taxes). An english teacher job in my field(early childhood education) makes $2200 to $3000 a month in Japan. Thats with the same amount of hours I do right now and I'd have medical unlike here.....that's nuts!
@Japanese man Yuta - i dissagree about children part, look at any country that are poor and they are making babies left and right, multiple times more then rich countries.
The difference is that rich countries where women are pushed or are chosing to go in workforce, they fall for thriving for money over making a family and letting man take care of it.
Euh ...the annual uncome you show is an average in Japan. I guess the salary is higher in big cities like Tokyo. As a foreigner , we always though that Japanese had a very high income and that is why they can afford to travel all around the world. I was in HongKong in 2009, i was chock to learn a the average is 240k usd per family.
Mm. More or less what I imagined. Japanese have very high salaries by Spanish standards, like between France and Germany. I am in my late thirties and don't earn as much as young Japanese just starting out.
On the other hand I think Spanish women are much more willing to work and less of them are expecting to receive an income only from their husbands, though I'm sure most of them still expect the husband should earn more than they do. Not anyone I would ever marry, though, even if I made more money.
I personally don't think fertility rate is an economic problem. Here in Germany we have the same birth rate problems. My parents generation had (I estimate) 1-2 children. Meanwhile, my grandparents had 5 or more children. However, my grandparents were not rich people or anything. Nowadays we have a much higher standard of living.
Do married couples with children in japan receive tax breaks if the female does not work? The last book on this particular subject I have reference came out in I think 1996 so possible laws have changed.
I remember hearing that Landlords will only rent to you if the rent isn't more than 1/3 of your monthly salary. If that's the case, wouldn't you need to make ¥5.4m to afford that Tokyo apartment for ¥150,000?
Saw a map of income,where Kazakhstan was the same color as Japan, but it s far not like that in a real life,because all this economic indexes related somehow to GDP which is connected to oil..
ok HOW in the fuck is the average japanese in a city like tokyo surviving? I mean, cost of living is pretty high up there..
If Japanese people got their overtime work paid, I'm sure that 24% under 3 million would be alot less. :)
I like Japan as a country but would never want to work there.
My husband and I make about the median Japanese household income, but we live in the US. We have two children and barely make it! So at least for us, it’s the same here in America.
This is why International Communication and Relations are very important for Country Islands.....very...important.
I am surprised to learn that we earn more than in JP, but glad to see the map that showed we have pretty good equality here.
Yuta, things are similar here in the U.S., having children is expensive, and both parents usually work. But there are still a lot of women that quit working when they have their children. As the children get older, they get part time jobs. Then there's the pay inequality, men usually make more than the women.
I have a question Mr. Yuta:
Tokyo is the most expensive area to live in Japan by a large amount, right? Wouldn't that then make everywhere else in Japan a much more reasonable place to build a family, or do you gain less as a result of not working in Tokyo (so it's all the same anyway)?
P.S. If you have some statistics for the Sapporo region, I'd be grateful if you could tell them here.
Thank you in advance, Mr Yuta.
hmmm i live in the Netherlands and i make 600k Y a month, i wonder tough since i have been thinking about finding a job in Japan if i could keep that kind of salary but this video makes it sound like its highly unlikely :X can you maybe make a video on job opportunity for foreigners in japan.
Thanks for this video. Nice chart. Besides the economics of starting a family and raising children, I wonder how the low fertility rate is affecting your, I'm not sure what to call them, but for lack of a better phrase, social insurance programs. In the US schemes like Social Security are pay as you go, ie today's workers are paying now for the elderly and disabled in the hope that the next generation will pay for today's workers when they leave the work force, even as our fertility rate is less than two. Is this kind of thing a concern in Japan? Or are your social insurance programs on a more rational footing?
Hi Yuta, Can you make a video on "salarymen"? I'm wondering if this lifestyle is related to the fact that many women don't work after having children, meaning there are more salarymen as they need to earn enough to support their single-income families. If not, why do salarymen exist?
Thanks!!
Every time I get shocked knowing the difference between salaries in the US and the other countries
this is fate, i was literally wondering if things in tokyo is so expensive how much do ppl make there, then i happened on your vid in my feed! Thanks! I'm wondering if this keep up, does it mean tokyo will just have an increase in single men/women? hoe do you see the long term trend of the current status will become?
Mmh i thought that Japan would've implemented some kind of support system especially for young adults wanting to have children considering the fertility rate..
On the other hand we in Germany actually struggle to implement or better improve our system in these concerns as well so .. yeah .. darn..
When I watch this and I see my future as a English teacher in Japan, I wonder to myself how am I going to do in terms of making a decent income, let only possibly having having a child (theoritically speaking). Japan vs United States in terms of living somewhere, finances, steady work and opportunities, I need to prepare myself for my own challenges down the road I may encounter. I won't know my future unless I work hard to prevent the obstacles I'm seeing right now after watching this video.
if so, why don't the government do something to encourage having children to boost their fertility rate? I mean, for a country that wants to boost their population, they're not doing anything to encourage it.
I really like your videos.. The truth is.., I've learned a lot of how to manage if I live in Japan.. 😂😂.. Really.. But can you please make a video of how to manage for college students living alone..
Very, very good vidio. For woman the world over, marriage is about money. But Japanese woman are the most strict.
Yo Yuta! how much you make bro?
Eh how much you think a ramp agent at the airport makes? specially those who tow airplanes. ??
Subbed again! Haven’t been on UA-cam in awhile! What’s up Yuta!