Top 20 highest Paying Jobs in Japan 2021

The highest paying jobs in the Japan cover a broad range of industries. The ranking is created by Toyo Keizai Magazine. 


For all Junior and Senior High School students who have no Idea what to do in the future or planning to have a good salary, you may consider this ranking. 

Of course, there are numerous factors need to be considered such as demand in the future, Stability of the industry, your passion and skills, and so on.



Here are some top 20 highest paying job in Japan:

* Annual income is calculated by the Average annual income multiple philippine pesos (.4700).





1.Aircraft Pilot- Average Annual Income 7.9 Million pesos.

                                   Photo: Pilot Career News


2.Doctor- Average Annual Income is 5.4 Million pesos.

                                Photo: Tokyo Cheapo


3.University Professor- Average Annual Income is 5.1 Million pesos.

                              Photo: PBS


4.University Assistant Professor- Average Annual Income is 4.1 million pesos.

                           Photo: Waseda 


5.Reporter- 3.7 million pesos Average Annual Income.

                          Photo: NHK


6.Real Estate Broker- 3.5 million pesos Average Annual Income.

                      Photo: RealEstateTokyo.com


7.Lawyer- 3.5 million pesos Average Annual Income.

                     Photo: Japan Industry News


8.University Instructor- 3.3 million pesos Average Annual Income.

                      Photo: University of the People


9.High school teacher- 3.3 million pesos Average Annual Income.

                        Photo: Kyodo News


10.Architect- 3.3 million pesos Average Annual Income.

                     Photo: Job Description Wiki



11.Accountant or Tax accountant- 3.2 million pesos Average Annual Income.

                      Photo: Northeastern University



12.Natural Science Researcher- 3.2 million pesos Average Annual Income.

                           Photo: BLS


13.Consulting Engineer- 3.1 million pesos Average Annual Income.

                       Photo: Gulf News


14.Train Operator- 2.9 million pesos Average Annual Income.

                       Photo: Toyo Keizai



15.Tunnel Blaster- 2.8 million pesos Average Annual Income.

                       Photo: Tunnel Business Magazine



16.Train Conductor- 2.6 million pesos Average Annual Income.

                        Photo: westjr


17.Veterinarian- 2.6 million pesos Average Annual Income.

                           Photo: NHK



18.Dentist- 2.6 million pesos Average Annual Income.

                          Photo: Toyo Keizai



19.System Engineer- 2.6 million pesos Average Annual Income.

                        Photo: Yolo Japan



20.Pharmacists- 2.6 million pesos Average Annual Income.

                          Photo: Naritaka



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