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Japan’s Homeless Skid Row Problem.
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
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Aaron
I graduated from Waseda University 早稲田大学 (the alma mater of the current Japanese Prime Minister, as well as the one before Shinzo Abe, and business leaders of Asia such as the Chairman of Samsung Group, CEO of Sony, president and CEO of Honda, etc) with a degree in Global Political Economy 国際政治経済学科 at the Department of Political Science and Economics 政治経済学部, and have lived in Japan for over 10 years.
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My wife Helen majored in Japanese Language for her bachelor's degree, and have broad experiences working in Japan as a Japanese translator.
Helen is in charge of most of the beautiful editing and thumbnail designs that you see on our UA-cam Channel.
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In one of our previous videos, I’ve discussed how social issues such as the homeless teenage Toyoko kids have been on the rise in Japan.
And according to research conducted by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, as of January 2019, there were 1126 homeless people living in Tokyo.
So with that said, in today’s video, I’d like to bring a fresher topic in which I believe no Japan-based UA-camr has yet to introduce,
which is the list of well-known homeless areas, as in, the Skid Rows of Tokyo, as well as explain the history of the homeless problem in Japan.
So let’s get into it.
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I graduated from Waseda University 早稲田大学 (the alma mater of the current Japanese Prime Minister, as well as the one before Shinzo Abe. I apologize about the shameless plugging of my educational background, but in the UA-cam space where there are literally hundreds of thousands of also competent creators, I have to do what I can in order to stand out 🙏.) with a degree in Global Political Economy 国際政治経済学科 at the Department of Political Science and Economics 政治経済学部, and have lived in Japan for over 10 years. I am in charge with most of the research and presentation on the Channel.
Helen
My wife Helen majored in Japanese Language for her bachelor's degree, and have broad experiences working in Japan as a Japanese translator. Helen is in charge of most of the beautiful editing and thumbnail designs that you see on the Channel.
At my work, when the workers are 60 years old, they are fired. They say it's a new policy.
This is a great channel, people really need to wake up to the real Japan. I've onnly learnt about things like this in the past couple months, everyone just automatically assumes it must be a perfect place.
Thank you for the kind words!
Only a fool would think any country's perfect.
@@Asianalysis can you make about gokkara
There is no such thing as a perfect place. However, compared to many parts of the United States, Japan is much better live in.
That story of encampments in Shinjuku reminds me a lot of the riots in Tompkin Square Park that took place in the late 80s to early 90s in New York City. A similar public and government response as well.
Did see a few homeless in parks when i visited Tokyo in 2018. Most of the homeless I saw were elderly. Very sad.
Good job covering this topic from many angles
Keep up the good work
Every country has homeless people that's just sad
You have to differentiate between homeless by choice and homeless by force.
Can you do content about Hikikomori in Japan? Also, there is another problem about birthrate in Japan is too low. Can you do lowest birthrate in Japan content just before or after Hikikomori content?
also about gokkore
saigon street (vietnam) thank you for sharing great video. Wishing you health and success. greetings from vietnam🇻🇳🇻🇳👍
a good start look to be simple.. open up for "post box addresses" to count as a home address. or set up some sort of "mail box center" that will give the ppl there own address. then some of them can start the journey to get back on there feet by them self's.
We gratify excess and silly pop idols, but can't figure out a way to treat the misfortunate with more respect? Can we really call ourselves evolved in a positive way? I know this isn't one size fits all, but there doesn't seem to be an honest attempt. We lack empathy and praise greed.
I only knew about 隅田川before as I used to walk along there a lot
I thought there was plenty of homes in smaller places where is abandoned and no ownership, are these place forbidden?
1 year old comment, however to still answer this as best as I can: It's forbidden in the sence that squatting (term used to refer to making us of unowned/abandoned land) is illegal. A lot of buildings might be abandoned, but they technically still might have some form of owner - In which case, making use of that building/land without compensating the owner would be forbidden. Because abandoned buildings are, well, abandoned, they also might be a safety threat, which comes as a good excuse for law enforcement to clear a squatted building without causing too much public uproar, while also not addressing the problem of buildings being abandoned while homelessness rises.
You know that japan adopt dumping politics right? Where the price inside the country is made higher. This system force the citizen to work hard for survival, creating a subconscious workaholic also this is a way to rule the citizen so they are too busy with work so they don't have time to do bad thing.
And yes the problem is human power is not unlimited, they grow old and weak to the point they no longer can provide income for their own survival, they are too exhausted burn out and become apathy. When they no longer can compete yes you guess it either become outcast or prostitute.
There’s homeless in every country. The government could help .
are you from america? If we cant get it fixed here, i dont know what hope a place like japan has. And with that said, Japan and the US have government assitance/shelters/etc. but it can be an overhwleming task that we dont really do as much as we should.
Is Sad 😔
Where do they go for toilet, needs ?
Relocate them on farms where they wont starve.
and what exactly would they do on these farms?
Bro can we meet ? In future?
why?
@@Chris3s Damn, why not?🤨
We're living in the future.
Are you Dead?
uh..