Revealed on: Aug 08, 2025 05:30 am IST
A video shared by a Japanese worker about loneliness whereas surrounded by world-class services has prompted assorted responses on social media.
An nameless salaryman’s video concerning the stress of being good whereas surrounded by world-class services and infrastructure has sparked a dialogue about life in Japan. The person mentioned that Japan is a really handy nation with its protected roads, on-time transportation, and engaging meals, however he claimed that folks usually are left alone and lonely when interacting with others.
“Life in Japan: clear on the surface, quiet ache inside,” the person posted on Instagram. The publish was revealed by an unverified consumer. HT.com has not independently verified the claims.
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How did social media react?
A person posted, “As an Italian residing in India, I’m going to Japan to breathe (actually), stroll alone, expertise the silence…. As a result of I haven’t got these items the place I reside. You need to go away your home often after which journey to a spot reverse to breathe. Little child steps till you resolve which place is apt for you. I want you all one of the best, and should you want somebody to specific your self to, we’re right here for you, not metaphorically, I imply it.”
One other added, “I undoubtedly felt this whereas I visited there. It was a phenomenal place, however a bizarre power was within the air. I usually puzzled in the event that they had been really glad.” A 3rd expressed, “I felt unhappy after watching this. It is probably not as simple for folks to share their emotions, and they’re anticipated to be sturdy and ‘good’. Hopefully, those that are struggling would have no less than one one who can consolation them, and whom they discover snug speaking to.”
A fourth wrote, “Certainly. Lived in Japan on and off for 12 years, married to a Japanese and spoke the language fluently. However, Japan at all times felt like once I went to Sunday tea at my grandmother’s home as a child, I needed to placed on my scratchy trousers and be on my finest behaviour. Japan is like that 24 hours a day, three hundred and sixty five days a 12 months.”
