Is it better to work in a Japanese duty-free shop or a hot spring hotel?

Hot spring hotel work may not be able to practice oral English, mainly because you can improve your oral English by communicating with their employees more. If you talk to the guests for a long time, you are likely to be warned by the boss. Moreover, the restaurant in the hot spring hotel (usually newcomers will be arranged in the restaurant) starts working very early, and you will start work at 6 o'clock. When the guest leaves at 1 1, you get off work, and then you go to work at 5 pm. I may get off work at 10 at night, so I have no time at all. However, hot spring hotel provides accommodation, which is still very cost-effective. Of course, the salary itself is not high, just to reduce expenses. And there will be one or two convenience stores, and the price can be imagined. There is also a post office, but if you want to go shopping, you can only go out by tram. It's normal to give you eight days off a month, but on other holidays in Japan, everyone else has a holiday and you have to go to work. General companies can rest for more than 105 days, and it is common to rest for 88 days in hot spring hotels. Although most Japanese duty-free shops are from China, at least you won't be bullied. Many old ladies in hot spring hotels have abnormal brain circuits. I still suggest you go to the duty-free shop in Japan. At least there, other Japanese employees will think that you can do what they can't, and your salary and holidays will be more. Moreover, we can also consider sharing the rent with China people who work together, which can reduce expenses.