http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/japans-generation-xx-1704155.html
Business magazine Weekly Diamond recently noted that more than 80 per cent of 35-year-olds in Japan live on an annual income of two million yen, a key poverty benchmark. "I don"t think the lives my parents had is an option for us anymore," laments Kai Ishii, a 26-year-old broker in Shizuoka Prefecture. "I want to eventually get married and buy a house. I just don"t know when I"ll be able to do that, even if I"m still in a job."
About one third of the Japanese workforce is now casual or part-time, and confidence in the future is at rock bottom.
일본의 생활수준이 매우 낮군요. 2백만엔에서 세금징수 후, 남은 차액으로 어떻게 생계를 유지하는 지 궁금합니다.
일본의 노년층은 부유층이지만, 젊은층은 한국의 젊은층보다 소득이 적군요.
