日本的生活成本如何？_风闻

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Scooter Campbell, Assistant Language Teacher

Most Japanese people don’t have a lot of money. The economy is actually very weak, and it have been for a long time. I remember my teacher telling me in the early 2000’s that part time jobs paid 800–900 yen per hour (about $10 Canadian), when Canadian part time jobs paid $5. Fast forward to 2019, and Japanese part time jobs still pay 800–900 yen while the minimum wage where I’m from is now $15/hour. Salaries are also quite low; a friend of mine lost about $10 000 a year moving from teaching to civil service. Because of this, most people don’t have a lot of money, which makes everything more expensive relative to their earnings.

大部分日本人的钱并不多。日本经济实际上非常疲软，这种情况已经持续很长一段时间了。我记得我老师在2000年代初曾告诉我，日本兼职的薪资是每小时800到900日元，差不多是十加元，当时加拿大的兼职的工资是每小时5美元。快进到2019年，日本兼职的薪资依然还是每小时800到900日元，而加拿大的最低时薪现在已经是每小时15美元了。正经工作工资一样很低，我朋友之前是教师，现在去做公务员，每年的工资还少了一万美元。正因为如此，大多数人没有什么钱，而身边的一切又不是自己工资能买得起的。

Something I hear from time to time is the cost of real estate. Apartments in Japan are tiny, and houses aren’t much bigger. But this is because there just isn’t the land for large Canadian-style houses, where everyone and every purpose has a separate room. Here, rooms need to service multiple functions, and it’s not unusual for siblings to share a bedroom far past when we might think it’s normal. Again, this might give the illusion that the country is expensive.

有时我会听到一些有关日本房价的消息。日本的公寓面积都很小，房子面积也不大。这是因为日本没有土地用来建造加拿大那样的大房子，在加拿大，每个人都有自己单独的房间。但在日本，房间有着多种功能，兄弟姐妹要共享一个卧室，这种情况在过去是很正常的，但现在，，，这可能会给人一种错觉，认为日本物价非常昂贵。

In truth, Japan isn’t that expensive. My bills all come in around the same cost as I would pay in Canada. Gas is a bit more expensive and train tickets can be quite high, but there are national-scale train lines that make commuting and non-car ownership possible. If you’re looking for a 7-room house, your rent is going to be very high, but a modest home is cheaper to rent than in Japan. Used cars are also far cheaper. And while produce can be very expensive, other food as well as eating out isn’t ($30 Canadian vs 1000 yen).

事实上，日本物价没有那么高。我在日本的账单和在加拿大的差不多。日本汽油可能会贵一点，火车票的价格也比加拿大高，但日本拥有全国铁路网，这使得不买汽车，依靠火车通勤成为可能。如果你想要找那种有七个房间的房子的话，租金就会非常高，但日本普通的房子价格更加便宜。日本的二手车价格也比加拿大便宜。虽然日本的农产品很贵，但其他食品并不贵，而且外出就餐也很便宜。

Steve Mcnamara, Bottom Scrawler (2018-present)

Answered November 24, 2015

I think that there are a few assumptions in this question that make it difficult to answer.

Should you come from a country that does worse economically than Japan, then yes, you may find it expensive. Should your personal financial situation be lower than the Japanese average, then it will seem expensive.

我认为这个很难回答，因为存在很多的假设条件。

如果你来自一个经济不如日本的国家，那么是的，你会发现在日本东西都很贵。如果你的个人财务情况在日本平均水平以下的话，那么你会发现日本的东西也会很贵。

Japan has a large (though diminishing) middle class. There is less economic disparity between households in Japan than in the US. This means that all prices are geared to a middle class, in a country in recession. This means deflation.

日本拥有庞大的中产阶级，虽然正在萎缩，日本家庭之间的经济不平等没有美国那么严重。这意味着在一个经济衰退的国家里所有的产品价格都是面向中产阶级的。这意味通货紧缩。

This, coupled with the gap between average wage and average housing price being much smaller in Japan than the US (and much, much smaller than in Australia), and you could find that Japan is really much more affordable. For example, I happen to know that the average inner city rent in Osaka is about $700 a month US. I can’t say if that is expensive for you as I don’t know where you are from, but compare it to the $2200 dollars you would be paying on average for inner city Sydney.

再加上日本的平均工资和平均房价之间的差距比美国小得多(也比澳大利亚小得多)，你会发现日本的生活更容易负担的起。例如，我碰巧知道大阪市中心的平均房租大约是700美元一个月。因为我不知道你来自哪里，所以我也确定这对你来说贵不贵，但与悉尼市中心平均2200美元的房租比，这已经很便宜了

Graham D Brown

I don’t find Japan expensive.

It’s cheaper in Japan today than it was when I first moved here in 1996. Partly due to the weak Yen, partly due to 20 years of deflation.

Today, Japan is more expensive than Spain but less than the UK, Australia, New Zealand and maybe the US.

我认为日本物价并不高

日本现在的物价比我1996年第一次来的时候要更加便宜。一部分原因在于日元走弱，一部分原因是通货紧缩。

现在日本的物价要高于西班牙，但低于英国、澳大利亚、新西兰，或许还低于美国。

Like all countries some categories of goods are more expensive others aren’t.

What’s Expensive in Japan?

That crazy Yuubari melon starts at $100 all the way up to $260 (caveat: this is a gift not weekly shopping)

How about 3 large Domino’s pizzas delivered for $100?

Accommodation. Looks cheap when you consider the monthly rent but you have to factor in up to 6 months payment up front on top of your rent (key money, fees etc)

Dry cleaning at $8 a shirt? I might as well buy new shirts when they get dirty.

Movies. $20 a ticket sound reasonable?

Most fruit. $8 for a bunch of grapes.

Wine, esp imported wines.

和所有国家一样，有些东西更贵，有些不会

日本什么东西比较贵呢？

哈密瓜最低100美元，最高260美元（警告：这东西只能用来送礼，不能每星期都买）

感觉100美元三块达美乐比萨怎么样？

住宿。如果只看每个月的租金的话，你会觉得很便宜，但你必须要把预先支付六个月房租的这个因素考虑进来。

干洗一件衬衫要八美元。如果衬衫脏了，我或许会直接买新的

看电影很贵。你觉得20美元一张电影票合理吗？

大部分水果很贵。八美元可以买一串葡萄

葡萄酒，尤其是进口葡萄酒很贵。

What’s cheap?:

Eating out and supermarket food is generally cheaper in Japan than most tier 1 economies

Eating out is generally cheaper and much higher quality than Europe and North America if you stick to regular local food. And remember here in Japan, no tipping!

Take away Sushi for $5 will taste better than most sushi costing $50 in other countries

日本什么东西比较便宜？

在日本外面就餐和超市里面的食物一般要比发达经济体更加便宜

与欧洲和北美相比，如果你坚持经常吃当地的食物，那么外出就餐一般会更加便宜，质量也更高。而且记住，在日本，不需要给小费。

5美元的外卖寿司比其他国家50美元的寿司更美味

Most everything in the convenience store (120 Yen $1 rice balls etc) Problem is you end up buying much more of them!

Transport - taxis and trains

Most vegetables, especially green leaf veg grown locally.

Japanese cars esp used luxury cars eg Lexus, Toyota Crown etc.

Taxis. Compared to London and NY.

便利店的问题就在于（120日元一个饭团）你最后买的东西的数量会超出自己的预期

交通便宜-出租车和火车

大多数蔬菜很便宜，尤其是本地种植的绿叶蔬菜。

日本汽车便宜，尤其是二手的豪华汽车，如雷克萨斯、丰田皇冠等。

出租车便宜。与伦敦和纽约相比，的确如此。

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