A new religion has been founded in Japan that prohibits staying at work

A person's religious beliefs, excuse the pun, are a sacred matter. If a young man cannot hold a weapon in his hands according to the canons of his faith, he can be released from military service. Imagine that your boss categorically declares that you need to stay after work, and you confidently refuse. Yes, not just like that, but because of his faith. "No overwork and overtime!" is the first and only commandment of the new mTop religion. Oddly enough, she appeared in the most industrious country in the world — in Japan.

"Believe and go home, I tell you!" is how the new messiah Motohiro Hisano teaches the adherents of his faith. It sounds defiant, but only for those who do not know this guy personally. The founder of the new faith is the most humble and honest spiritual leader of the planet. Hisano openly says that there are no divine principles in him, he has not seen angels and is not endowed with magical power.

Moreover, Motohiro does not even require donations from his adherents. The guy's only goal is to get behind him and his co-religionists, especially at work. The young Japanese founded his sect in 2018. He called it simply - "Motohiro to People" (Motohiro to People) or mTop.

Hisano's only ability that gives him to the "chosen ones" is the power of "religious reasons". He generously gives it to those who joined his temple. In Japan, there is a law punishing any discrimination on religious grounds at work. The faith of "Motohiro - people" is based on timely going home, which is difficult for bosses to challenge with such a submission.

For many Japanese, such a religion can be a real salvation. Every year, thousands of people in their prime die from overwork during processing in the Land of the Rising Sun. There is even a term describing death from grueling work — karosi. People die from heart attacks and strokes so often that the problem is being discussed at the level of the country's government.

When Hisano decided to change the world with the help of a new faith, he was only 19 years old. The young man did not find the prospect of dying at work at all tempting. For the Japanese, it is normal to work 60 or more hours a week, because it is not accepted to refuse overwork. Motohiro gave people hope, or rather, a reason to give up overtime without hesitation.

The new faith does not stand still, but develops and acquires new laws and principles. It is no longer just about processing - the young Japanese touched on other areas of life. For example, his religion forbids giving up maternity leave, paid vacations and sick leave. Also, believers can not go to boring corporate parties and parties. Religion does not allow it, and this is quite enough.

You can become a follower of Motohiro only on Twitter, on the official mTop page. Now there are more than 12 thousand believers, and the religion began with only 700 adherents. mTop and its followers look funny, but they are still useful. The news about the faith prohibiting recycling quickly spread around the world and attracted the general public to the problem.