However, competition within the company is fierce

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"After graduating from university, I joined the company in 2009, but my take-home pay was about 210,000 yen, so my annual income was about 3.5 million yen. There were a lot of meetings and the overtime was tough. I quit in the spring of 2010."

He realized once again how difficult the distribution industry is, and when he thought about his future, he decided to move to another industry.

Coming in second in the distribution division was Yoshinoya Holdings. In the spring of 2010, Yoshinoya had been struggling in the low-price beef bowl competition with Sukiya, a subsidiary of Zensho, and Matsuya Foods' Matsuya, but it has now decided to develop and sell new low-price products. In September, it will launch a beef stew bowl, and in November, a low-calorie beef kimchi soup.

After Yoshinoya comes Aeon, the largest retailer. The company announced remove background image its mid-term management plan on October 26, 2010. Its sales for fiscal 2010 are expected to be 5.6 trillion yen, but it plans to expand this to 6 trillion yen by fiscal 2013 and further develop the Asian market. It plans to establish a three-headquarters system in China, Southeast Asia, and Japan over the next three years.

The boundaries between domestic and overseas industries are disappearing in each industry. This may mean that our annual income and lifetime wages are also closely intertwined.