On an ¥8 million salary in Tokyo, the employee keeps 74%

The employer spends ¥9.25 million. The employee keeps ¥5.95 million. Where the difference goes, at October 2026 rates.

Take-home pay on a ¥8 million salary in Tokyo Waterfall from an employer cost of 9.25 million yen, through 1.25 million yen of employer contributions, to an 8 million yen salary, then social insurance and taxes of 2.05 million yen, leaving 5.95 million yen take-home, 74.3% of salary. ¥0 ¥2M ¥4M ¥6M ¥8M ¥10M ¥9.25M Employer cost all-in −¥1.25M Employer share insurance, levies ¥8.00M Salary gross, no bonus −¥0.41M Health incl. child levy −¥0.71M Pension employee half −¥0.04M Employment insurance −¥0.43M Income tax incl. surtax −¥0.45M Residence tax ¥5.95M Take-home 74.3% of salary WHAT THE EMPLOYER PAYS WHAT COMES OUT OF THE SALARY · −¥2.05M LEGEND Total Deduction Take-home Tokyo, under 40, no dependants, Kyōkai Kenpo, October 2026 rates.

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Source: The Hardest Market take-home pay calculator, October 2026 rates: Kyokai Kenpo Tokyo health insurance, Employees' Pension, employment insurance, national income tax and residence tax. Assumes an employee under 40, no dependants, no bonus, standard deductions only, and the same income last year. Chart: The Hardest Market (hardestmarket.com).

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