日本人はなぜ仕事を辞めないのか？Why Don’t Japanese People Quit Their Jobs? (N2/N3) скачать в хорошем качестве

日本人はなぜ仕事を辞めないのか？Why Don’t Japanese People Quit Their Jobs? (N2/N3)

Today’s topic is Japanese work culture. Japan is often associated with long working hours and overwork, but this video is not meant to criticize Japan. Instead, I explain why many Japanese people: ・don’t quit even when their job is difficult ・don’t immediately choose to change jobs We’ll look at the ideas and values behind this, in a way that’s easy for Japanese learners to understand. Key concepts: ・Meiwaku (causing trouble or burden to others) ・Kuuki (social atmosphere / unspoken pressure) ・Gaman (endurance, perseverance) ・“Ishi no ue ni mo san nen” — “Three years on a stone” I also explain the real meaning of the phrase “Otsukaresama,” and how it connects to Japanese work culture. *This video is based on my personal experiences and observations. It does not apply to every company or workplace, and work styles in Japan are gradually changing.* I hope this helps your Japanese study (N3–N2 level) and your understanding of Japanese culture. Good night, and otsukaresama deshita. 📸 Follow my daily adventures Instagram:   / i.am.yurichan   ☕ Support my creative journey https://ko-fi.com/iamyurichan 🎁 My Amazon Wishlist https://www.amazon.jp/hz/wishlist/ls/...