that’s better than a lot of the homes of sober Americans 😂😭
HolyDiverBoi on
Much more organized than Canadian homeless people. I wonder if this is just an area where drug use is not as prevalent?
It seems every homeless person in Canada is a drug addict & criminal.
pac_pac on
The Japanese are nothing if not dignified to a fault. These people probably have real day jobs too.
JudicatorArgo on
Homeless people🤮🙅🏻♂️👎🏻
Homeless people, Japan 🤩😻💗
mrwhite2323 on
This is just sad
No one should be homeless and we should not be comparing homeless people from different countries from 1 picture
Class conscious y’all
fkk2019 on
^unhoused people
HairyMerkin69 on
They have Sega!
lechiengrand on
Wow, they’ve even left their shoes outside their tent
orangpelupa on
if you want to explore this side of japan a little bit more, from the comfort of your house, try yakuza Like A Dragon. its on xbox/pc gamepass
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or read more about it by googling like a dragon yakuza homeless
wfsgraplw on
Can we not fetish these people just because they’re Japanese?
It’s gross. Truly. Homelessness is an issue that needs attention, anywhere. Don’t use this to elevate one and dunk on another.
And while these places exist, this guy isn’t showing you the guy that used to rifle through all the bin bags on my street at 3AM on recycling day to take the cans to sell, nor the guy that used to walk up and down the train carriages on my commute with all of his possessions on his back just to get out of the cold, nor the countless old bag ladies that just sleep wherever they find themselves.
This is honestly messed up. Homelessness isn’t addressed by the government here, at all. It’s sick to be like “see, this is how you should be homeless”. The fetishization of everything Japanese really turns my stomach.
DawdlingBongo on
If this happened in the US everyone would scream ”Omg the US such a 3rd world country!!!!”
KuroiBolto on
They only have like 3000 homeless people in their whole country.
Han_Yolo_swag on
In a Sega box 😎
evalinthania on
Oh boy. Here come the fetishists. Honestly, though… in my (USA) city, people can’t be this organized and out of the way while between homes because the cops will come in and break/throw away their stuff… including their tents and sleeping bags. It’s pretty disgusting, honestly. They’ll toss donated clothes someone needs to try to work a job to save up money for a place, too. This has all been government-sanctioned bullshit to top it all off
nimajnebmai on
Geez more organized than my apartment.
ancienttacostand on
For one, this is one encampment, and not representative of Japans population. Two, Japan being an island nation makes it much harder for drugs to get in. And three, an actual sense of community means that the Japanese actually invest in keeping people off the street, a concept alien to us in the US. Finally the carrots and sticks in Japanese society are such that many would rather kill themselves than be fired. A lot of happiness and freedom is sacrificed for this.
MeiMei-Zing on
Do you know that homeless district in tokyo? Tokyo government and google maps
oceansidedrive on
Didn’t know there were hopeless ppl in japan lol
marimong on
Oh my! It’s so different from other countries. Truly appreciate the culture, the people and the government!! 👍👏
charlieyeswecan on
We see this in the parks in Valencia Spain underneath the bridges
SilentTypeR69 on
OP doesn’t tell you that these are all homeless people in all of Japan.
WyrmHero1944 on
Recently watched the anime movie Tokyo Godfathers, highly recommend
abundanceofb on
This is before they’re shipped out or have their belongings thrown out.
78Nam on
Strong Neatness and organized traits so deeply rooted in their culture
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Wow, so neat and orderly
that’s better than a lot of the homes of sober Americans 😂😭
Much more organized than Canadian homeless people. I wonder if this is just an area where drug use is not as prevalent?
It seems every homeless person in Canada is a drug addict & criminal.
The Japanese are nothing if not dignified to a fault. These people probably have real day jobs too.
Homeless people🤮🙅🏻♂️👎🏻
Homeless people, Japan 🤩😻💗
This is just sad
No one should be homeless and we should not be comparing homeless people from different countries from 1 picture
Class conscious y’all
^unhoused people
They have Sega!
Wow, they’ve even left their shoes outside their tent
if you want to explore this side of japan a little bit more, from the comfort of your house, try yakuza Like A Dragon. its on xbox/pc gamepass
​
or read more about it by googling like a dragon yakuza homeless
Can we not fetish these people just because they’re Japanese?
It’s gross. Truly. Homelessness is an issue that needs attention, anywhere. Don’t use this to elevate one and dunk on another.
And while these places exist, this guy isn’t showing you the guy that used to rifle through all the bin bags on my street at 3AM on recycling day to take the cans to sell, nor the guy that used to walk up and down the train carriages on my commute with all of his possessions on his back just to get out of the cold, nor the countless old bag ladies that just sleep wherever they find themselves.
This is honestly messed up. Homelessness isn’t addressed by the government here, at all. It’s sick to be like “see, this is how you should be homeless”. The fetishization of everything Japanese really turns my stomach.
If this happened in the US everyone would scream ”Omg the US such a 3rd world country!!!!”
They only have like 3000 homeless people in their whole country.
In a Sega box 😎
Oh boy. Here come the fetishists. Honestly, though… in my (USA) city, people can’t be this organized and out of the way while between homes because the cops will come in and break/throw away their stuff… including their tents and sleeping bags. It’s pretty disgusting, honestly. They’ll toss donated clothes someone needs to try to work a job to save up money for a place, too. This has all been government-sanctioned bullshit to top it all off
Geez more organized than my apartment.
For one, this is one encampment, and not representative of Japans population. Two, Japan being an island nation makes it much harder for drugs to get in. And three, an actual sense of community means that the Japanese actually invest in keeping people off the street, a concept alien to us in the US. Finally the carrots and sticks in Japanese society are such that many would rather kill themselves than be fired. A lot of happiness and freedom is sacrificed for this.
Do you know that homeless district in tokyo? Tokyo government and google maps
Didn’t know there were hopeless ppl in japan lol
Oh my! It’s so different from other countries. Truly appreciate the culture, the people and the government!! 👍👏
We see this in the parks in Valencia Spain underneath the bridges
OP doesn’t tell you that these are all homeless people in all of Japan.
Recently watched the anime movie Tokyo Godfathers, highly recommend
This is before they’re shipped out or have their belongings thrown out.
Strong Neatness and organized traits so deeply rooted in their culture