网友讨论:为什么几乎没有人投资日本?
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网友讨论:为什么几乎没有人投资日本?

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McLOVIN
Work culture, language barrier, resistance to change, double standard when it comes to treatment of foreigners. Japan might be better for holiday than investment.

工作文化,语言障碍,抵制变革,在对待外国人上的双重标准。日本或许更加适合度假而不是投资。

TheAcadianGuy
True

说的没错

Ronak Choudhary
I think work culture and resistance to change is a big reason. They have the lowest productivity among developed nations.

我认为工作文化和抵制变革是一个很大的原因。他们的生产力在发达国家里面是最低的

Tom Samuel
addtionally,cuz japan is rich,very rich,everything is expensive

另外因为日本非常富裕,所以日本的物价很高

Muaz Awan
"Double standard when it comes to treatment of foreigners" that's just another way of saying Racism.

对待外国人的双重标准,这只是种族主义的另一种说法

Tyler B
Terminal demography is the real problem long term. Hard to grow the economy when the population of workers and consumers is shrinking year after year.

从长期来看,越来越糟糕的人口形势才是真正的问题所在。在劳动者数量和消费者数量逐年递减的情况下,经济是很难获得发展的

Jake O'Brien
@Tyler B the solution is actually real easy: bring back extended families and old people will look after the kids when parents are at work.

解决方法实际上很简单:回归大家庭,在父母出门工作后让老人来负责照顾孩子。

Rene Goris
@Tom Samuel my Japanese friends complain the EU nowadays on average is more expensive than Japan.

我的日本朋友抱怨说欧盟现在的平均物价要比日本还要高。

Arvin Adaya
Agree, a place I love to visit once a year but wont even think about living there.

同意,我每年都会想去一次日本,但我从来没有想过要在那里生活

CK Lam
Made in Japan value has faded away. Forgery testing data cases reported too many in the past ten year, including big firm like Kobe Steel, Mitsubishi, etc.

日本制造的价值已经消退。在过去十年的时间里,有关数据造假的报道实在是太多了,包括像神户制钢和三菱等大公司都出现过这样的丑闻。
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Gordon Graham
I recently bought a home in Saitama, on a 1/4 acre lot for the equivalent of $150,000 USD. The same home would have cost me at least 10 times as much in my native Toronto, Canada, where home ownership is out of reach for the working class.

我最近在埼玉买了一套房子,占地0.25英亩,相当于15万美元。在加拿大的多伦多要至少花十倍的价钱才能买到这样的房子,对于多伦多的工人阶级来说根本就无法拥有一套自己的住房。

Sonny
There is no real double standard when it comes to foreigners

日本人对待外国人方面并没有使用双重标准

Tom Tom
You know there is still a place foreigners can’t enter… that tells you a lot… used to have technology but they are behind in many things now

在日本依然有一个地方是外国人进不去的,这说明了很多问题,日本过去拥有技术,但现在他们在很多方面都落后了

SP
@Tom Samuel It's not very rich, they have a ton of debt, more than any first world country

日本不是非常富裕,他们有很多的债务,日本的债务规模要比任何一个第一世界国家都要多

Anonymous
Japan always had quite conservative and xenophobic tendencies along with overprotective economic policies which often hindered its own growth but Japan have pretty much already reached its plateau, theres not much room for growth specially with declining population and saturated market as a result low inflow of FDI but Japan actually ranks 15th in total FDI recepient list (ahead of SKorea, Russia),. Also Japan itself is one of the biggest foreign investor and most investors prefer to invest in developing economies.

日本一直都有保守和排外的倾向,再加上其过度保护的经济政策使日本的发展受到了阻碍。但日本几乎已经触摸到了自己的天花板,它的增长的空间已经不多了,尤其是随着人口下滑和市场饱和,因此流入日本的外商直接投资非常的少,但实际上日本是外商直接投资第15大目的国,排在俄罗斯和韩国前面。日本本身就是最大的对外投资国之一,而且大部分的投资者都更加喜欢投资发展中国家。

D1%
i agree, there are still places in japan where the signs say "japanese only"

我同意你的看法,日本有些地方依然写着只准日本人入内
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BlehPlease
japan
vacation/holiday = very good
retirement = good
work = bad

去日本
旅游度假是非常不错的
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normalcynormalcy
Japan's for long been one of my favorite holiday destinations.
Yet a fairly overwhelming majority of the folks I know who have lived and worked in Japan will say that the country is one of the friendliest in the world to gaijin, but that it's close to impossible to become integrated into society, even if you have a Japanese spouse.
In addition, institutions and policies there will always remind you - that you are - and will always be - a guest.

日本长期以来一直都是我最喜欢的度假目的地之一
但我所认识的在日本工作和生活过的大部分人都认为日本是世界上对外国人最友好的国家之一,但要想融入日本社会几乎是不可能的,即便你的配偶是日本人。
而且日本的制度和政策会永远提醒着你永远都只是一个客人。
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DeeZeed
Those do NOT matter to international capital. Japan is developed and has a shrinking market. Why would any country invest in such an economy when many countries are growing rapidly? It's pool of talented labor is ageing, it's geographically isolated and entering Japan is often risky because you're competing against local companies who often know the market better than foreigners.

这些对于国际资本来说并不重要。日本是一个发达国家,市场正在不断萎缩。在其他国家快速发展的情况下,为什么还要去投资日本呢?日本有才会的劳动力正在老去,日本在地理上与世隔绝,进入日本往往会伴随着风险,因为你要和比外国人更加了解日本市场的当地企业竞争。

SkyIron
You need to be pretty much fluent in Japanese to be able to mingle with them.

你需要非常流利的日语才能和他们打成一片

August Hayek
In the US or other immigrant countries, I see immigrants cling together and not mixed entirely. What is the difference?
Also, most of the foreigners in Japan I know do not want to 100% obey the unwritten rules of the Japanese society and happily retain the privileges as gaijin.

在美国或者其他的移民国家,我看到移民们会抱着一团,而不是完全融入当地社会。
而且我认识的大部分在日本的外国人并不想100%的遵守日本社会不成文的规定,他们想愉快的保留作为外国人的特权。

J K
@August Hayek it takes generations for a people to be integrated with society.

要融入社会需要有几代人的时间。
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It is not much different from Korea, where foreigners also just guests. Foreigner would never be a part of society. Both Korea and Japan are not countries for talents to imigrate to. Korea is more xenophobic, might be in Japan people also xenophobic but at least they are polite.

韩国和日本也没有很大的区别,在韩国的外国人也只是被当成是客人。外国人永远无法成为韩国社会的一部分。不管是韩国还是日本都不适合人才移民。韩国比日本更加的排外,虽然日本人或许也很排外,但至少日本人比较有礼貌。

Luke Dupont
I've lived and worked in Japan for 6 years, speak good Japanese, and I just don't feel this at all. Everyone I know -- in my company, my friends, and my Japanese relatives, don't treat me as a "guest." I feel more at home here, than I ever did in the U.S.

我在日本工作生活了六年,我的日语说的很好,我一点也没有这种感觉。我认识的每一个人,不管是公司的同事,朋友还是日本亲戚,都没有把我当作客人对待。和在美国相比,我觉得自己在日本更加的自在。
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Patrick
To be fair, you are a guest. They know and you know you have no loyalty to it. And that if shit hit the fan, you can always choose to leave. No matter how welcoming they are to you, in their eyes they know that you still have your own home country and in the end is not one of them. And that fact will never truly change. Nationalism still play a huge role in Asia.

老实说 你就是一个客人。你对日本没有任何忠诚,这一点你自己知道,,而且他们也知道。如果情况不妙,你可以选择离开日本。不论他们多么欢迎你,他们都知道你依然有自己的祖国,最终不是他们的一员。这一点永远不会发生真正的改变。民族主义在亚洲依然扮演着重要的作用。

TheCyberMantis
I wish the USA was more like Japan in this regard.

我希望美国在这个方面可以更像日本

Keith R
I have long loved Japan, and still do. I admire their collectivism and ability to maintain their culture for so many years. However, population decline combined with xenophobic mindset is going to hinder them in the long run.

我一直以来都很喜欢日本,现在依然喜欢。我欣赏他们的集体主义和多年来维护自己文化的能力。然而,从长远来看,人口下降加上排外心态将阻碍他们的发展。

Torrent
Worked as a senior program developer at Samsung in SK and Fujitsu in Japan for around 3 years each. The pay was great but it has been the worst 6 years of my life. Samsung is the worst as it's very hard to escape their contract terms. Life in prison must have been bliss. In Japan they treat foreigners very badly as we are seen as lazy. Fujitsu at one point had nets installed in buildings so people don't commit suicide.

我在韩国三星和日本富士通分别做过差不多三年的高级程序员。工资非常的高,但那是我过的最糟糕的六年时间。三星是最糟糕的,因为很难逃脱他们的合同条款。监狱生活都比为三星工作更加幸福。在日本,他们对待外国人的方式非常恶劣,因为他们认为我们是懒惰的。富士通曾一度在大楼里面安装防护网防止人们自杀

arturo0727
I used to work for Subaru during the 2010 as an engineer right after college. They used to have exchange labor program Meaning a U.S. engineer could work in Japan and having U.S. salary. They would do the same with Japanese engineer. After the 2 years non of my U.S. colleagues part of the program decided to return for thr third year. The Japanese engineers stayed in the U.S. and is been almost 7 years. XD I think some already started having families.

2010年在大学毕业后我在斯巴鲁做工程师工作。斯巴鲁之前有劳工交换计划,就是美国工程师拿美国薪水在日本工作。同样日本工程师也可以赴美工作。两年后参加该计划的美国同事没有一个愿意继续留在日本工作。而留在美国的日本工程师已经呆了将近七年。我认为有些人已经在这里成家了。

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