Day in the Life of a Japanese Delivery Worker

A day in the life working in Tokyo Japan as a Delivery Worker at Sagawa Express, one of the largest transportation companies in Japan. This is what a typical day working in Japan is like if you worked for a large shipping company as a Japanese delivery man or delivery women in Tokyo. Japan work life and Japan work culture can be seen throughout the video from morning until evening. Yasuho, who is 22 years old, recently started working in a Japanese company Sagawa and we follow her through her average working day in Tokyo Japan. These are her typical working hours in Japan. She loves working in Japan and for her Japanese company as a Japanese delivery worker. Japanese delivery women work the same as the delivery men in Japan and there doesn't seem to be much of difference in work responsibilities. In fact, this is a peek into Japan life and Tokyo life that is rare to see, but Yasuho has been kind enough to let us follow her for the day. You'll find that Japaense delivery workers in Tokyo do a lot of walking since businesses are quite close to each other so it doesn't make sense to drive around in a delivery truck all day when compared to other countries. I hope you enjoy this video about delivery workers in Japan, life in Toyo and how it might be like working for a Japanese company such as Sagawa Express. If you are interested in learning more about Japanese work culture, check out my other Japan Day in the Life videos.

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Finally, let me know how delivery workers in Japan differ from your country?

[robsan]

Still waiting on the day in the life of a yakuza member.

[bleuify]

she does all the delivery powered by a single choco chip cookie

[Me-edpo]

The fact she was able to leave packages unsupervised outside a building while she delivered a package is incredible. Yes she locks the cart but let’s be honest the entire cart would be gone in most U.S cities lol

[tylerdelgregg]

People in Japan are so well dressed, efficient, and polite. Respect!

[eternalkino]

This girl did more ad for sagawa than any real advertisement she needs a raise

[bepolite]

The nicest thing she delivered? That smile!

[digit]

As a current Amazon driver, this blows my mind how chill it is. Having her do do sales. They have us do 'EVERY SECOND COUNTS!!!!' That it literally blows my mind how much time they spend not delivering. Prolly why she seems so cheerful and I'm beyond isolated, stressed and depressed.
F***in adorable little van. At most you could only fill 1 Amazon tote in the van and on average I've got 14 plus 16-30 oversized packages that don't fit in totes.
America sucks

[ivanichianus]

This video is about to be 3 years old this month

With this being the 2nd most watched Day in the Life video, would be interesting to get a life update on her, see if she stills works as a delivery person or not.

[wenharn]

Whenever she talks, she smiles. That's wonderful in so many ways.

[quanage]

Japanese Delivery companies: *cleans their cars*

American Delivery companies: No need, the rain will take care of it.

[ayanami]

I use these guys all the time. I travel around Japan a lot and these guys are a god sent. I never have to transport my luggage. It’s always waiting for me at the next hotel thanks to these lovely people. From Tokyo to Niigata overnight. 65lbs suitcase. $16 usd. Lovely bro.

[lozanocorona]

It's really wonderful to come across people who freely share valuable information online. You never know what kind of knowledge you might stumble upon that could have a lasting impact on your life.

[eralddavid]

"Does every delivery in the world do this?"

FedEx: *sweating nervously*

[rolandoresurreccion]

one time i fell asleep during a train ride while i was in Tokyo with my cellphone in my hand and i think during my sleep it fell on the floor.. when i wake up my phone is inside the side pocket of my backpack with a note in japanesse writing and a drawing of a rabbit smiling..

[latoucheF]

The level of service and organization leaves me speechless.

[GAURON]

She's having a good life.
Sleeping at 10, going to work in bicycle almost next to home. Nice work environment.
Hope she still has this kind of life.

[takingastroll]

you know what I love about Japan? They take pride in whatever they do and they do it seriously. Every job is as equally important. In my country, people look down on labor workers when in fact the society cannot function without them.

[catkay]

Meanwhile Fedex literally tosses my packages out while the truck is still moving

[nattanachatlertsutticha]

this is my favorite video so far. love how she is a hard working woman and always delivering a package with her smiles.