When Akiteru Teraoka, 37, was working as a sales manager at the Tokyo headquarters of one of Japan’s largest employment companies, Pasona Group, he would leave home at 7am. Five days a week he endured an hour’s journey on a jam-packed train. Now, since moving last October to a remote resort island 600km away, he enjoys sea views on his 10-minute drive along the coast to work, after a relaxed breakfast with his wife and two sons.
37岁的寺冈明石(Akiteru Teraoka)在日本最大的就业公司之一保圣那集团(Pasona Group)的东京总部担任销售经理时，每天早上7点就要离开家。他每周有五天要忍受一小时拥挤的火车。自去年10月搬到600公里外的一个偏远的度假岛屿后，每天早上他与妻子和两个儿子轻松地吃完早餐，沿着海岸开车10分钟去上班，一路欣赏着海景。
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