Business Insider skrev:A small Japanese city is facing a ninja shortage — even with salaries as high as $85,000Tom Murray Jul. 17, 2018, 9:26 AMThe Japanese city of Iga is suffering from a ninja shortage.The city, which is about 280 miles from Tokyo in central Japan, claims to be the birthplace of the ninja.The mayor is hoping to bolster tourism by drawing on the city's ninja heritage.There's just one problem: There aren't enough ninjas..."But this job does have a lot to offer," Herships says. "First of all, the pay is quite competitive. Today, ninjas can earn anything from $23,000 to about $85,000 — which is a really solid salary, and in fact, a lot more than real ninjas used to earn in medieval Japan."Herships quotes the International Ninja Research Center, which states that in Iga, the typical ninja earned an inflation-adjusted $8,000 to $17,000 a year.Klicka för att utvidga...