A remarkable housekeeping service in Japan offering a rate as low as ¥110 (approximately $1) for every five minutes is receiving immense popularity among citizens. The platform allows users to hire these home helpers for a variety of tasks, making life more convenient. The high demand illustrates the shift in Japanese lifestyle values, with people now readily outsourcing their household chores.

In Japan, traditionally, managing household tasks was considered a personal responsibility. However, with changes in work culture and time constraints, there is a growing acceptance of delegating these everyday chores. This service is mostly appreciated for its affordability and practicality and is seen as a symbol of progressive market trends.

In the US or EU, on-demand services are quite established with apps like TaskRabbit or Handy. The affordability of Japanese housekeeping services may not match that of Western nations given the difference in minimum wage laws and social structures, but the concept of delegating household chores is similar.