This article provides an overview of a typical work day in Japan, including working hours, overtime work, lunch time and breaks, after-work activities, and working culture. It is common for Japanese workers to put in extra hours beyond the standard working hours without additional pay or compensation. After-work activities are also common among Japanese workers such as going out for drinks with colleagues after work or attending company events. To survive a typical work day in Japan, it is suggested that employees take regular breaks throughout their shift, eat healthy meals during break times, get enough sleep each night before coming into work each morning, and socialize with colleagues outside of office hours if possible.