In Japan, falling asleep at your desk isn’t always seen as laziness — it can actually signal dedication.
The practice is called inemuri, meaning “being present while sleeping.” It reflects the country’s intense work culture, where staying late and pushing limits often earns quiet respect.
The practice is called inemuri, meaning “being present while sleeping.” It reflects the country’s intense work culture, where staying late and pushing limits often earns quiet respect.
In Japan, falling asleep at your desk isn’t always seen as laziness — it can actually signal dedication.
The practice is called inemuri, meaning “being present while sleeping.” It reflects the country’s intense work culture, where staying late and pushing limits often earns quiet respect.
