Japan has already developed a new type of semiconductor manufacturing in the future, and huge factories are under construction in various places. A huge amount of production has started, and salaries soar due to a complete labor shortage, and the lost 30 years can be recovered within a few years. Employment of foreigners is essential in units of millions. Serious and cheerful foreign workers are essential, and there is a high possibility that salaries will skyrocket, and the world's new semiconductors will have a monopoly rate of over 50%. , if not for US harassment.
English translation version because it is a little complicated story: Hi Chris, do you know the children's song "Mushi no Koe(虫の声)"? . In general, the human brain is divided into the left brain, which is the language brain, and the right brain, which is the music brain. Japanese people process "insect sounds" in the left brain, and foreigners process them in the right brain. For this reason, Japanese people feel "elegant" when they hear the chirping of crickets. When I tell them that I can hear the chirping of crickets, the foreigners will react negatively, saying, "Sure, it's a little noisy." Not only that, but natural sounds such as the sound of waves, wind, rain, and the babbling of a stream can also be heard as voices in the left brain. These are said to be the factors behind the increase in onomatopoeia in Japanese. In addition, there is a research report that this characteristic is caused not by "Japanese people" but by "Japanese language". In other words, it seems that Japanese language has a big influence on vowels and is close to those (insect voices and nature) sounds. In the future, if your Japanese proficiency approaches that of a native Japanese, the day may come when you can hear the voices of insects in your left brain and feel elegant.