Because Japanese society is relatively rich, there are not many Japanese women who are willing to work as nannies in other people's homes and listen to their masters, which makes it difficult for Japanese society to form a large-scale nanny market. Therefore, if you buy a house and live in Japan in the future, don't think about hiring a Japanese nanny to spoil yourself, because it's not the thief who cares about you, but the neighbor, because a well-dressed lady can't fit into the neighbor's circle of friends. Understand this truth, and you will know why Japan's richest men, Masayoshi Son and Liu, only drive a Lexus with RMB 600,000 instead of a Maibakh 62s with RMB100,000! Because this is Japanese culture-you can't get rich and become the enemy of the public! Including hiring a nanny.

According to the survey report of Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, 47% people "can't accept" others entering their homes. They think that home is a very private space and belongs to their own world. It is unimaginable that a stranger enters the house, touches everything in the house and knows the secrets of the house. Another reason is the problem of face. 35% people think, "I'm embarrassed to ask an hourly worker to help my neighbors see what I can do." In other words, it is against the social code of conduct to ask the nanny for help from hourly workers. I will become a "lazy woman" in front of my neighbors, and I will not have the pride of "having money at home".

In addition to the above reasons, 45% of housewives think that hiring a nanny is a waste of money and a luxury. In Tokyo, if you hire a 24-hour live-in nanny, the monthly salary generally needs more than 500,000 yen (about RMB33,500). In a family that can afford such a live-in nanny, the male's monthly income is 1.5 million yen, and the male who can earn 1.5 million yen is either the president of a certain scale company or a management cadre above the head of a large enterprise. This situation should be similar to our China.

How many families in Japan occasionally ask a nanny (hourly worker) for help? Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's "20 14 survey on promoting women's active family support services" shows that the proportion is only 1%, and even 27% of women say that they "don't know about such services". And 70% of women said, "I know there is domestic service, but I can't use it." Why are Japanese people so resistant to hiring nannies? In addition to traditional ideas, there is actually a very important factor, that is, "I don't want outsiders to see my home." As a country, Japan is generally a conservative country. Although I have watched Japanese porn several times, I always feel that Japanese women are extremely open, but the virgin rate of Japanese women aged 18-34 is incredible-39%!