Many Japanese people on working holiday visas in Australia are having financial problems. Living costs are high, and finding a job is hard. One person applied for 130 jobs but got only three interviews. Rent can be about 140,000 yen a month, making it tough when they are unemployed. Some lose jobs quickly for small mistakes or not speaking English well. In Brisbane, many young Japanese go to a soup kitchen for food. There is a lot of competition for jobs in cities like Sydney and Brisbane. Without special skills, it is hard to get a job before arriving in Australia, so job hunting is important. Traveling without enough money or English skills can lead to big financial trouble. In Victoria, some programs like the International Student Emergency Relief Fund and the Australian Red Cross offer help, but not everyone can get it.