Miyamoto Low pay average media calls for a raise in Nintendo

More Play network (compile/stream maple) Miyamoto (Shigeru Miyamoto), the world famous game manufacturer Nintendo's Intelligence Development Department senior director and manager, known as "the father of Mario", in the host game industry enjoys a high reputation. Perhaps you would think that such a famous legend must have a huge fortune?　　But if I tell you, Miyamoto is still riding a bike to work, and his income is no higher than the other Nintendo designers do you believe it? According to foreign media reports, in Nintendo, the impression of Miyamoto has been very low-key, or simply an ordinary person, his salary is not higher than other employees, it is said to be "to reflect the fairness of other colleagues." "In fact this is not fair, because he is not an ordinary designer, he was once single-handedly created the classic" Super Mario Brothers "series of games Miyamoto.　　We have to face the reality that without him, Nintendo might not be the Nintendo that makes it today in the home gaming world. In an interview with The Daily Telegraph in 1999, Miyamoto said: "Nintendo only pays me a paycheck." Why don't you call the people who love my game to donate 10 pounds to me?　　"Of course, it's a bit of a joke, but it's also a side note that Miyamoto's income is really low." The Japanese financial department issued a new regulation on March 31 this year, requiring all listed companies in Japan to disclose details of their executive pay of more than 100 million yen (about 1.1 million U.S. dollars) per annual earnings.　　Japanese executives pay much less than the astronomical salaries of executives in Europe and the US. "Companies must take responsibility for society," said Kamei, the chief advocate of the law, Japan's finance minister, "and high earners should be proud of themselves and the work they are doing." According to the Japanese Yomiuri Shimbun survey, the average annual income of managers in Japanese listed companies is about 25 million yen (about 280,000 U.S. dollars).　　So what is Miyamoto's income? According to Japan's Asahi Shimbun, the total salary that Nintendo paid to six executives last year was $ more than 1.1 million, including Miyamoto.　　While each executive receives less than $100 million trillion in pay, the average salary for each executive should be 166,000 dollars and not the average salary of Japanese business executives, although the report does not show how the $1.1 million trillion is allocated among 6 senior managers. In contrast, Satoru Iwata, Nintendo's president, last year earned 187 million yen (about $2.09 million trillion), with a base salary of 68 million yen (about $760,000 trillion), much higher than the average salary of Japanese business executives in Iwata. Of course, Nintendo is not an ordinary company, and it cannot be measured by average pay.　　In addition, the other parts of rock Iwata income include performance bonuses. So Nintendo should probably pay Miyamoto 10 times times as much as he has built many famous games and characters for Nintendo. Moreover, Hiroshi Yamauchi, the former president of Nintendo, is one of Japan's richest people. It is Miyamoto that they should be so mistreated. (Edit/Ming)