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A video featuring an Indian tech professional working in Japan has gone viral on social media, drawing widespread attention for its inspiring account of success abroad. The engineer, identified as Sumit Chinchanasure from Maharashtra, revealed that he earns an annual salary of 10 million yen (approximately Rs 58 lakh). His journey reflects how strong technical skills, determination and adaptability can open doors to lucrative international careers. Sumit spoke openly about his life in Japan, including the early struggles of adjusting to a new culture, learning a foreign language and understanding Japanese work ethics. He said his strong engineering background from India helped him secure a job and quickly gain recognition in Japan’s corporate environment. In the viral video, Sumit said that despite facing initial challenges like language barriers and cultural differences, he focused on delivering quality work. Japanese work culture, he explained, values punctuality, precision, teamwork and continuous learning. He added that companies in Japan invest significantly in training and skill development. He also described how working in Japan has given him not just a high-paying job but also a chance to be part of the country’s unique culture. Watch the viral video: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tech Minds Japan (@tech_minds_japan) Salary, Work Culture And Daily Life in Japan Sumit shared insights into various aspects of working in Japan: Income and Lifestyle: With an annual salary of around Rs 58 lakh, he enjoys a comfortable life despite Japan’s high cost of living. He said that apart from salary, employees also receive good benefits and job security. Work-Life Balance: He noted that work hours in Japan can be longer than in India or Western countries. However, many modern companies are now focusing on better work-life balance, especially for foreign employees. Respect and honesty, he said, are the foundations of professional relationships in Japanese offices. Importance of Language: Learning Japanese, according to him, is essential not only to succeed at work but also to manage daily life and connect better with colleagues. 3 Lessons for Aspirants Planning to Work Abroad Sumit shared three key suggestions for those hoping to build a career overseas: Focus on Skills: Strengthen your technical knowledge so that your expertise speaks louder than language or cultural barriers. Adapt to the Culture: Understand and accept the culture of the country where you work; it helps in building better teamwork and trust. Have Patience: Initial days in a foreign country can be difficult. Stay patient, build a support system and success will follow over time. Sumit’s story has become an inspiration for many young Indians aspiring to start a career overseas, particularly in the technology sector.
