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Homeless life in Japan how to survive in today's world in Asakusa Sumida river Tokyo part2
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Homeless life in Japan how to survive in today’s world in Asakusa Sumida river Tokyo part2



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50 Comments

  3. Nini

    I REALLLY REALLY LIKE THIS LADY…..I WANT TO DONATE. IN THE UNITED STATES THATS WHAT WE DO

  4. ほうたろうおれき

    It's so weird that Japan produces all these emotional anime but suicide rates and homelessness is quite high. I'm not expecting a Utopia but i thought the good old power of friendship would be more prevalent in Japan. Maybe the mangakas are trying to send a message to governers idk

  11. Lexus Zyken

    ..this is also a serious problem that need to be solve, I feel sad for her when she said some took her money or any personal item by people who looks not like her, also, well not only in Japan, the one making bad things are also their fellowmen..

  14. J Manuel Zamora III

    Well, I help when I can and buy foods for homeless here cause it's good deeds. I wish I could get rich and help more poor people. Feels great.

  16. Janine

    Bless this lady and her cat, my heart warms to them. I remember seeing a similar lady in Kyoto when I was there. She had an old trolley in which she carried her belongings and she used to hang out near the cafes around the Yodabashi. I would love to know the story of how this lady you spoke to became homeless but I guess it's a little intrusive to ask. I can't help but feel that whatever the reasons behind her homelessness she should be in a nice warm comfortable environment in her older years not being taken advantage of on the streets. I noticed also her ankles seem a little swollen and show signs of oedema and she possibly needs some medical attention as this can be an indication of a serious disease.

  21. Pancake

    I'm your new subscriber! Love your video contents, very interesting 😳✨
    You're such a good person! I hope I can meet you in person someday! 😁

  23. cc

    sad but enjoyed your interview with this strong elder and her cat

  26. Priska Dwi

    That so sad, in the modern time with a great system, there's still a homeless. I think the government can help them by build a house for a homeless, in my country there a building build by government for a homeless, so they can live in there, they had a class to improve their skill so they can start work and make a money.

  27. Signommi

    She had 10s of thousands of yen stolen from her? If she had that much why is she sleeping out on the streets? Why not net cafe or something.

  29. S A D L I F E

    I've seen video of skid row numerous times, but i still thought "living in a cardboard box" was mostly exaggerated or something, not anymore.

  31. Kafaloto Feao

    When I was 17 I went to Japan and passed a train station with a homeless person sitting outside. I have no idea why but I was so scared of him. His wrinkles were so pronounced, that I almost thought it pretty. But, I walked pass gripping onto my partner's arm tighter. I just had an instant bad juju vibe. It was scary.

  32. Dekun Zhang

    Thank you very much for showing us this kind of videos. I am a Chinese and I`ve never gone to Japan. Previously I watched many videos of Japan, about culture, tourism, food, animation, people`s ordinary life even pretty girls and so on. However, your videos let us to see a different Japan, understand more about Japan`s down side. It has recalled me that I`ve not seen any homeless people in China for more than ten years, either in the cities or countryside. I was surprised when I know there are some homeless persons in Japan as a developed country, and it made me think about what is the deep and ultimate reasons for that and for the different results in China and Japan. With my appreciation for the meaningful videos, keep it up !

  33. n00 dles

    Does Japan have hardcore homeless drug addicts like overdosing with their pants down nodding off?

  37. Lau N

    It makes me so sad, it breaks my heart that she got robbed of the little she possessed, really. At least she has Gon-chan… Thank you for explaining the various reasons why someone can be homeless in Japan !

  39. Agustin

    great work, so good that you documented this lady's and the whole situation's here.

  43. Peaked In College

    Comparatively though, Japan has so few homeless per capita compared to all other developed nations. But yea, people slip through the cracks, the system isn’t perfect, and some have no aid from family or friends(or don’t have family or friends) or mental ability to help themselves

  44. 0ther Un1t

    That's such a good kitty to stay when it could easily try to find shelter somewhere else. I was homeless with my kitty too and she always returned to our previous address so that's where I pur her food and water. I slept in a car out front to keep an eye on her, it wasn't easy because of our location in a bad neighborhood but she stuck with me through everything, even being transported around in a shopping cart with horrible noise and vibrations. I feel so bad about that but I had no other option at the time. We had to keep moving or risk being attacked in our sleep.
    I respect Yuki more and more with each video, and what a lovely cat grandma! I hope she finds a place to live that accepts cats!

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