Why do Japanese prefer to live in Internet cafes rather than rent houses?

Perhaps because of history, our people are very curious about Japan and want to see what kind of scenery this neighboring country separated from us by water has. In recent years, among the outbound tourists from China, the number of tourists visiting Japan is the largest. Obviously, what kind of charm does Japan have for China tourists?

I was lucky enough to travel to Japan, which is a country with a very strong corporate culture. In the local area, everyone's life is very stressful, especially men, who have to bear the expenses of a family after marriage. Therefore, overtime is the norm for Japanese.

During my trip to Japan, even in the middle of the night, I can see many men in suits and ties wandering in the street. I strolled around with my friends and walked into a Japanese-style Internet cafe. The sight inside surprised me even more. In Japanese Internet cafes, it's really tricky.

In terms of internal facilities, there is a big gap between Japanese Internet cafes and our China Internet cafes. For example, Internet cafes in Japan can be said to have everything. Moreover, Japanese Internet cafes attach great importance to privacy, and there is a private space between people in a small room.

Although the space is not big, it can only accommodate one person, but it is very popular and will not be disturbed by others. This is also a feature of the Japanese, who like to be alone, rigorous and lonely. What makes me even more incredible is that in the Internet cafe, there is even a separate bathroom for people to take a bath and go to the toilet.

The locals told me that many Japanese people sleep and even live here directly. Why do Japanese prefer to live in Internet cafes rather than rent houses? You will understand after reading it!

Japan is a country with high consumption level, especially in renting houses. The monthly rent in Tokyo is literally100000 yen, which is higher than the monthly salary of some office workers. In contrast, Japanese people might as well live in Internet cafes directly, except for the small space, but at least they have everything, so they don't have to pay expensive utilities.

Many Japanese people live in Internet cafes for several months a year, which is very common in Japan. Behind the developed cities, it is actually the Japanese who have a hard time. These unknown sorrows have also led to the Japanese suicide rate ranking among the best in the world.

What do you think of this situation? Would you like to go to Japan if there is an opportunity?