Death from Overwork in Japan

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Here’s the thing: karoshi isn’t just a Japanese problem; it’s a global cautionary tale wrapped in a sushi roll. The U.S. sees similar patterns with “hustle culture,” but we lack the catchy word for it. So next time you’re tempted to answer a 2 a.m. email, ask yourself: Is this project worth becoming a cautionary anecdote at a high-tech robot funeral?

Probably not. Go home, drink some tea, and remember: in Japan, they’ve literally made a verb out of dying from work. Don’t let your LinkedIn bio read: “Lived fast, worked harder, died awkwardly.” Your boss can wait. Your heart can’t. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to nap for the rest of this paragraph. Zzz.

佐藤 大輔

佐藤 大輔

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