Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
The other day, I visited a Japanese language school and spoke briefly about Japanese people and Japan.
Whether you’re already designated as a technical intern or not, everyone wants to go to Japan.
I wrote down the reasons why.
Do you know what the average salary is in Nepal?
As of 2023, it seems to be around 20,000 yen.
What's more, it seems there's some pretty blatant caste-based discrimination,
He was saying something to the effect that it’s pretty hard to get to the top.

I hear that the elderly men and women who sell vegetables and other items on the side of the road are living almost entirely on a day-to-day basis.
However, these people are still better off; apparently, there are part-time workers even lower down the ladder.
There are workers who earn between 500 and 800 yen a day, and a significant number of them work on construction sites.
Apparently, they’re also found in other industries, such as food service, transportation, and retail.

Apparently, the easiest way to tell the ranks apart is by the color of the car's number.
As expected, government officials are at the top.
Well, I hear there's a lot of bribery and other shady stuff going on, lol.
1. High-ranking government officials and bureaucrats will visit Nepal.
2. Next, it seems to be a company executive.
It seems that, after all, people who have money or some kind of privilege are considered to be superior.
4. Next, the general wealthy population
The term "general public" refers to families that have owned land or held assets for generations.
5. Agricultural Businesses
It seems that people who have a stable job—not just in agriculture—are still better off.
6. Workers (part-time workers earning 700–800 yen per day)
I hear there are quite a few young people in this line of work, where the job is unstable and you go whenever you’re called.
There seem to be many young people who have come from rural areas, and few who are originally from the capital, Kathmandu.

In Kathmandu, I also saw some neighborhoods that were a step up from the most run-down ones.
At first glance, the brick construction doesn't look too bad, but inside it's just trash—and there's a stray dog? Or a pet?
It was really bad—the dead mice and the smell were pretty intense, too.

Young people from rural areas who want to go to Japan at the slightest opportunity,
They all head for the Japanese language school in Kathmandu.
It seems everyone wants to move up to the middle class or higher!
That's why I want to go to Japan, make a lot of money, and come back.
I'll wrap it up here for today lol
I'll continue tomorrow.
See you later



