>>46086086Assuming you work for Cover as an account manager for their overseas promotions and get their lowest offered salary, that would be 500,000 jpy before taxes and pension.
Let's say Tokyo's tax+pension rate is 25%. This would set you up with 375,000 jpy net income. With this amount of money, you can rent a living+dining+kitchen apartment for 93,600 jpy in the arakawa ward, which is 25% of your salary and approx. 25 minutes commute time to your office.
Pretty healthy to be honest. The 80,000 jpy rent should be possible according to this website:
>https://blog.gaijinpot.com/how-much-is-the-average-rent-in-tokyo/But, you would need to sacrifice commute time and overall living quality for the cheaper rent.
