If the wage level in Japan still does not increase in the future,
I will consider learning English well and coming to Australia, Canada, or Europe.



Which country is the best place to live?
Is the happiest country in the world really happy?
Why can't Japan's happiness level increase?

I learned that many Japanese young people like to work in countries like Australia, Canada, and New Zealand.
Because the salary level there is really higher than in Japan.
It is said that working in Australia for one month is equivalent to one year's salary in Japan.

Jedidiah wrote: Thu Jun 22, 2023 12:13 am If the wage level in Japan still does not increase in the future,
I will consider learning English well and coming to Australia, Canada, or Europe.



Which country is the best place to live?
Is the happiest country in the world really happy?
Why can't Japan's happiness level increase?

I learned that many Japanese young people like to work in countries like Australia, Canada, and New Zealand.
Because the salary level there is really higher than in Japan.
It is said that working in Australia for one month is equivalent to one year's salary in Japan.

Maybe Finland?
https://www.forbes.com/sites/laurabegle ... 67ced379c2
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Happiness_Report

Happiest country in the world 6 times in a row now, The report also correlates with various (quality of) life factors (salarys, healthcare etc etc)

About Finland*. I don't remember, it was somewhere-in that part of the globe.
Very cold. Children don't spend much time on the street. 90%+ of children have vision problems!

Cuba.

andrei-1 wrote: Thu Jun 22, 2023 2:32 am About Finland*. I don't remember, it was somewhere-in that part of the globe.
Very cold. Children don't spend much time on the street. 90%+ of children have vision problems!

Cold in winter sure, like all nordic countrys, also warm in summer, Silliest thing i've heard all day about the vision and the kids O.o definietly not true

And they don't care about the iPhone 126, the robot cat and the Bugatti with rhinestones.

Gethsemane wrote: Thu Jun 22, 2023 2:46 am Cold in winter sure, like all nordic countrys, also warm in summer, Silliest thing i've heard all day about the vision and the kids O.o definietly not true

wasn't depression and alcohol problems also a thing because of the long winters?

andrei-1 wrote: Thu Jun 22, 2023 3:15 am And they don't care about the iPhone 126, the robot cat and the Bugatti with rhinestones.

I've been there. It's also a dictatorship and very poor. Country is beautiful but people there aren't really happy for the most part. People have to work for the tourists and for the dollar or they have very difficult lives, and they told me they aren't allowed to have dollars. There are stores for the ones that have dollars, and stores with nothing and endless cues for the ones that do not. Not sure that was the right choice.

Of all the countries i've been i would say the Jamaicans seemed to be the happiest, but you only get to see a side of the country as a tourist, so this isn't a scientific choice. It's also the most beautiful.

I will love to have my Total Retirement in the Netherlands.

Let's say "in the countryside" of Amsterdam. (Never with the crowd )
(Like I am now in the countryside of London. Something similar to that in distance. 27 miles from Picadilly Circus and 20/30 miles from Centraal maybe will suffice )

the place were you live makes all the difference, trying to find inner happiness in some places is really hard.