CATDOLL: Japanese netizens discuss: Which professions in animation should never be chosen in real life?

I often hear that some people become addicted to guitar, bicycle, swimming and other hobbies because of watching anime, but does anyone decide on their career path because of anime? Recently, Japanese netizens have discussed three professions that appear in anime, but you will definitely regret choosing them. The majority of anime fans may have been attracted to these three professions, but you must recognize one thing - the anime world is a fictional beauty, and the real world is unbearable blood and sweat, so you must never invest your life in it casually ...

Sweatshop 1: Electrician

The animation industry says that "CLANNAD" is life, and many Japanese netizens really decided to follow Tomoya's footsteps and take the "Electrical Engineering" exam after watching "CLANNAD". However, the reward they got was a dangerous workplace and a salary with very low growth potential. It would be fine if they had a beautiful wife like Nagisa, but many people are still single...

Blood and sweat job 2: Tofu shop

"Tofu shop" is a traditional industry in Japan. Seeing that Takumi and his father often deliver goods late at night, you know that this job is definitely not easy. However, after watching "Initial D", there should be more people who want to race cars than those who want to open a tofu shop, right?

Blood and sweat occupation three: Care worker (nursing worker)

When "Little Busters!" was broadcast, the joyful plot of Kamita Kozue working as a volunteer at a nursing home brought endless positive energy to the audience. However, netizens who have stepped into the field of nursing welfare workers all advised everyone to think twice before doing so. After all, love alone cannot make a living, and low wages and high working hours are the true portrayal of caregivers.

But then again, is there really anyone who can't tell the difference between animation and reality and chooses a career by learning animation characters?

via: Otaku News

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