When it comes to Japan, it's easy to think of developed countries and long-lived elderly people. But on the other hand, for many people, Japan is also a very strange country, and there are many strange things that exist in this country, such as Japan has many strange occupations that can almost only be found there. Through today's article, Xiaobian brings 7 very strange occupations that usually only exist in Japan.
<h1>1. Comfort the handsome boy who weeps</h1>
Whether it's on TV or in movies, we've seen scenes of handsome male characters giving comfort to crying women. This may make many women in reality fantasize about all this happening to them when they cry. Because not everyone has a handsome man around them who can comfort themselves. And in Japan, all this does not have to be fantasized, because Japan's Ikemeso Danshi can provide this kind of service, people can pick their favorite style of men who look like, they will arrive after a while, in addition to helping those women who are sad and crying, these men can also help those office white-collar workers who want to reduce stress. Handsome men would take women to watch sad videos and let the tears flow. After that, the handsome man will "wall" the woman, and then gently touch the tearful cheek like the male protagonist in the movie. The service is said to cost almost $65 per hour.
<h1>2. Women who provide hug services</h1>
After a busy day at home, many people who feel hard may want some comfort, such as a warm hug. Owning a "hug café" called Soineya in Tokyo, Japan, can satisfy busy workers and a large number of otaku. This café has been popular with many people since its opening in 2012. Located in the Akihabara area, it is known as the "Sleeping Specialty Store", where pretty girls offer warm hugs to consumers. Of course, this café will charge quite a high fee, but it can allow many people to enjoy love and warmth. However, at most, they can only provide hug services, and consumers must not cross the line. The menu shows a 20-minute nap for $38 and a 10-hour all-night sleep package for $640.
<h1>3. Subway jammers</h1>
The profession is also known as the "Sardine Packer", and the flow of people is huge during rush hour in Japan's bustling districts. And these workers with white gloves and hats need to help people stuff the inside of the carriage as much as possible. It is said that this profession also existed in the Former United States.
<h1>4. Rent a boyfriend</h1>
This profession, known as a "rental boyfriend," also has a bottom line, and ultimately can only hug and hold hands. The profession comes from Rentaru Kareshi, which allows women to rent boyfriends according to their favorites, from looks to personality and strengths. It seems that this can help women who have been single for so many years to feel some of the nourishment of love. But the truth is that more than 40% of the main rental population for this job are married housewives, and the return rate of housewives is as high as 50%. Depending on the boyfriend's level, the fees charged are also different.
<h1>5. Part-time wedding "guest"</h1>
In Japan, for some people who are getting married soon, if they are worried that there will not be enough guests to attend their wedding, then they can try to hire guests. By hiring unknown guests to fill the grounds, you can make them look as if they have a lot of friends. Each wedding guest pays a fee of $200, and if you can get an extra $100, you can also go on stage to speak, and if you can pay an extra $50, you can perform and dance. In fact, these services include not only guests at weddings, but also guests at funerals.
<h1>6. Medical sex workers</h1>
In most countries, the form of this work is considered illegal for sex workers. But in Japan, it's a job that's taken seriously. Workers in this industry even have a more serious name called "white hands". When they work, they wear disposable gloves to serve people. Of course, their work is only for specific groups of people, such as people with cerebral palsy or incurable diseases, to help them be satisfied.
<h1>7. Genital examiner</h1>
The work is actually a bit similar to the legendary yellow connoisseurs, because they also need to constantly watch pornographic movies. But what genital censors need to do is carefully observe whether the genital area in the movie is blurred or if it is marked with mosaics. Because such films produced in Japan are usually required to be marked with mosaics. The job is said to have only $6 an hour in revenue.