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Pay for low end jobs
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2008/3/1 00:07
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Hello all,
on my way to work in Tokyo I see many people handing out napkins or standing in front of shops and shouting something. I wonder how much they make on any hourly base?
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by Dirk
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hourly rate
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2008/3/1 08:26
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Around 800 an hour, similar to the pay for working in a convenience store. Sometimes on their bags of leaflets/ tissues you can see a small poster advertising the job, where they list the hourly rate.
Basically anyone on this kind of income in Tokyo needs to be living with their parents, doing it as a second job etc. It's not enough to live by yourself on.
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by Sira
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living in tokyo
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2008/8/3 23:03
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Since I have been living in Tokyo for 10 years, Let me do a calculation for you,
Assume you live out of Tokyo, you cook by yourselves (including lunch), you don't travel, don't shopping lots.
1. For your house rent: 55k
2.Transportation fee: 20k/per, but if the wife stay at home, do not need trasportation fee, right?
3.Utilities: 10k/per
4.Food: 30k/per
5.Others; 20k/per
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