Eine 60-jährige Frau verdient 3 Millionen Yen pro Monat für Aufräumarbeiten nach Japans „einsamen Todesfällen“
https://www.tokyoreporter.com/japan-news/tabloid/woman-60-pulls-in-%c2%a53-million-a-month-cleaning-up-after-japans-lonely-deaths/
Eine 60-jährige Frau verdient 3 Millionen Yen pro Monat für Aufräumarbeiten nach Japans „einsamen Todesfällen“
https://www.tokyoreporter.com/japan-news/tabloid/woman-60-pulls-in-%c2%a53-million-a-month-cleaning-up-after-japans-lonely-deaths/
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3 million a month, 5 clients per month in the summer….. so…. she’s charging ¥600,000??
I looked up a place near me (not a big city) and they charge ¥55,000 for a full 3LDK cleanout.
The service she’s offering covers more than that, of course….. but…. man…… that’s getting to be a lot of money.
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Hey, I thought that was the job of Mop Girl.
In any case, would any of you jump at the opportunity if you had the chance? I don’t think I would.
it’s kinda funny how the thumbnail with spa! cover feel opposite of the gloomy content.
>“Between July and September, bodies decompose quickly, making solitary deaths easier to discover,” Shioda explains. “In scenes swarming with flies and overflowing with intense odors of putrefaction, there is a real risk of infectious diseases. It requires high technical skill to remove the smells, stains, and properly disinfect the area, which is why the payouts are so high.”
just one dead house gecko in the ceiling is already stink enough for me. even removing the carcass and spray it with air freshener, the smell still linger.
now imagine human size and the decay body you can’t just toss outside.
She’s looking pretty good for 60.
60? Looks 16
Forensic cleaners and such, I tip my hat to them. After my mothers murder, they got most everything, however the specific nature of her death meant they couldn’t get it all.
Cleaning up after a lonely death, that takes a hell of a lot given the nature of decomposition and everything. Add to that, some people being hoarders, or unable to care for themselves in the final period of their lives, and she deserves every cent.