7 Things I Spend On at 32 in Japan 🇯🇵 | My Payslip, ¥250,145 Take-Home & Where It Goes

Friday, the 25th. Payday. This month's payslip: ¥333,020 gross, ¥82,875 in deductions, ¥250,145 ($1,563) in my hand. That's ¥53,860 less than last month — my base pay didn't move at all. Only the overtime did. Then I laid out everything I spent in August, split into seven: fixed costs, food, household goods, clothes and beauty, transport, leisure, savings and investing. ¥274,995 in total. One of them alone took more than a third. I won't say which one yet. Along the way: a payday supermarket run where I put ¥799 grapes in the basket, then went home and reused the same cling film three times. Both of those people are me. That part never shows up in the numbers. One to five is money for getting by. Six is money for living. Seven is money I hand to my future self. In your country, which one is the biggest? 0:00 OP 0:19 Work is done 1:49 My payslip 2:39 Shopping 11:03 1. Fixed costs 11:54 2. Food 12:54 3. Household goods 13:35 4. Clothes & beauty 17:32 5. Transport 19:10 6. Leisure 22:45 7. Savings & investing 30:13 Ending 【About this channel】 On this channel, I share everyday life in Takarazuka City, Japan, through vlogs. After work walks, simple meals, and quiet time spent alone at night — nothing special, just daily life flowing together with the calm atmosphere of this town. If you'd like, feel free to subscribe and leave a comment, and sit here quietly for a while 🤗🌸 ☕ Buy Me a Coffee — for those who'd like to support this channel →https://buymeacoffee.com/rinlifeinjapan 🌸 I've started a channel membership. I say all of it honestly at 30:23 in this video: →    • Am I Frugal, or Just Stingy? 🇯🇵 | A 32-Yea...