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An IIT Delhi graduate discussed living in Tokyo, highlighting work culture, expenses and how life in Japan felt different and exciting. (Instagram/desigirlinjapan)
The clip opens with Sharma asking, “Hello. Hi, can you introduce yourself?”
He responds, “I am Shresth Somya. I am from Bihar and currently living in Japan.”
From IIT Delhi to Tokyo
When asked how he landed a job in Tokyo, Somya explains that his move was the result of campus placements. “I studied in IIT Delhi. From there, one company, Honda, came for placements. I got the job offer and then I came here last year,” he says in the video.
Living in Japan and everyday experiences
Sharma then asks how he is finding life in Tokyo. Somya replies, “It’s pretty fun. A different environment and culture that you can experience. So every day is something new.”
Monthly expenses in Tokyo
On the subject of costs, Sharma asks whether Tokyo is expensive. Somya admits that living costs rose sharply after his move. “When I came to Tokyo, my expenses from a lakh just doubled to 1.50 lac yens. I only eat lunch outside, I cook my dinner daily. But still the expenses are not coming down,” he says.
However, he adds some relief when Sharma asks about accommodation. “Yeah, my rent is covered by my company,” he confirms.
Work culture and toxicity
Addressing a common concern about Japanese work culture, Sharma asks if he finds it toxic. Somya’s answer is reassuring. “No, I’ve never faced any toxicity in the team,” he says, offering a positive view of his professional environment.
Take a look here at the clip:
Online reactions pour in
The clip, shared with the caption “IIT Delhi graduate talks about his Japan life,” has drawn several reactions from viewers. One user commented, “I also want this kind of life,” while another joked, “I can agree Japanese skies are brighter than my future.” Another user wrote, “His lifestyle is so cool,” while one more added, “This conversation is so insightful.”
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