Japan is a very interesting country. They not only have a unique culture, but also create many strange occupations. So today's topic is: four strange occupations that only Japan has. Let's get to know them together.

First, rent an uncle. Compared with people in other parts of the world, Japan is more traditional, so Japanese people are more willing and used to getting advice from older people with more life experience. Especially when people are confused, sad, confused and inconvenient, they will rent uncles. At present, Japan employs 5,000 uncles every day, which means that 80% of the uncles in this industry are employed, 30% of whom are employed strong laborers, and the remaining 70% mainly need to provide advice or emotional support, with only 1000 yen per hour. Is it cheap?

Second, the olfactory surveyor, most people don't like to smell that fishy smell, because it smells bad. Although this situation is inevitable, there are laws in Japan that explicitly prohibit odor, especially in public places. All cooking, keeping pets and food with odor are restricted. Whether it belongs to the evaluation standard of odor depends on the evaluation of olfactory surveyors. They will soak five test papers with odor sources in different chemicals such as rose perfume, excrement and odorless paraffin, and then judge the odor according to strict standards. Violators will be imprisoned or fined.

Third, professional apologies, apologizing sounds simple, but it is the most difficult thing for anyone. For example, in the edo period in Japan, the way to apologize was to kneel down and apologize. Although such an apology will be forgiven, it has become a great shame for the apologist. Therefore, a group of elegant professional apologists have emerged in Japan, offering a series of services such as on-site apology, e-mail or telephone apology, which are both intimate and professional. At present, the salary for a single task is 1 ten thousand yen (about 670 yuan RMB)!

In fact, Japanese people don't like and are not used to crying in front of others, so the pressure of Japanese people's backlog in their hearts is very great, so some people think of the career of crying boy. Because once someone takes the lead in crying, the surrounding environment will change, and at the same time, some people will feel the same infection and cry, and the purpose of doing so is to let people vent their emotions, relieve stress and relax. Do you know any other strange jobs in Japan? Welcome to leave a message for discussion!