I lived in tokyo for a year—here's what expats never admit about Japanese work culture

I lived in tokyo for a year—here's what expats never admit about Japanese work culture

If you ask me about my favorite memories in Tokyo, I might tell you about the neon lights of Shibuya, the mouthwatering ramen shops hidden in the back alleys of Shinjuku, or the serene moments I spent wandering through the temples in Asakusa. But if you ask me about work culture in Japan—and what people never seem to admit about it—my answer isn’t as picture-perfect. It’s a topic that a lot of expats might avoid discussing openly, or only share …