[asdfologist]

If the work culture is infuriating, why do you love working there?

[komali2]

Because Japan is fun and the food is good.

Also Japan is just about the most photographical country I've ever been to.

[cerberusss]

Not OP, but besides the work culture, there is also the actual work. Which you can love doing :)

[gtirloni]

I have friends and family working in Japan and requiring a stamped slip for metro delay (not sure if it's still stamped or just printed) is just a cultural thing everywhere, or so I'm told.

That kind of tradition means a lot more to Japan society than it does for some Western countries, I suppose. You can search for articles on "Japanese corporate bureaucracy" for different perspectives.

[LambdaComplex]

And appeal to tradition is a logical fallacy

[hueving]

There is more to a job than the culture?

[Aeolun]

Depends on if you are working in a big corporation or no.