I make 25,000 USD per year as a college educated American in Japan. How do I profit from this?

thanks for the pointers, i’ll check those out. a close friend has something like a shell company which he uses to give himself a visa while working remotely for a US company, and we’ve talked about making some sort of business through the company. i think that might make things easier legally.
ive also heard of people selling second hand luxury goods like handbags overseas here, since japanese people supposedly take amazing care of their things and they’re in above average condition. there would also be a learning curve here since i know nothing about luxury goods except the ones i hear basketball americans rap about. there’s nothing i’m not willing to learn though.

Do you have a nip gf? how are they?

dating another foreigner. we both speak japanese and look down on everyone else

Live in their shitty company dorms, stop going to 飲み会, flip hypebeast wear if its around you, maybe sell some “homemade American food” if you got access to Costco or a Base. Finesse the train ticket system. Flip otaku stuff.

If you’re working a legit job, most japs make their salary increase by switching companies (as is growing more popular among the youths)

Grow and Sell weed. No one knows what it looks or smells like and you can get 5千円 a gram easy

ok but tell me about japanese women, how are they?

Open an American food restaurant or produce and sell novelty western food like brie and aged cheeses.

So how do you live there? Do you have a permanent visa?

Yeah flipping some used luxury goods might work, but I know even less about that than I do anime figures. Good luck!

right now everyone is wearing masks but living in a city i see more beautiful women every week than i saw in my previous lifetime. also obese people are like unicorns here, everyone dresses nicely and presentably, it will be hard to go back home and see the lowered quality of the population.
>weed
i would like to not be deported and barred for life, but thanks.
ive only had 1 nomikai during covid, but at my company i don’t expect them to increase after covid either. i’m fully open to changing companies after a year or two, since i don’t have any real work experience before this. i graduated around the beginning of the coof

Buy 0.5 bitcoin per year.

came on a visa to teach english, quit after a few months for an office job because i’m terminally antisocial. ive studied the language for 6 years or so, and i’m good at it so i got a job at a japanese company. luckily in japan they have the philosophy that you can hire someone with no experience or hard skills and train them up, unlike back home where you’re expected to have done internships every summer and have 4 years of experience by the time you graduate. don’t ask what my job is though, the only answers are words with no meaning

i already knew that but how are they with western men, what ethnicity besides jap do they prefer? etc