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How Being Homeless in Japan Differs from Being Homeless in Other Developed Countries

Posted by Dr. Ben Kim on Jan 16, 2019

"30 to 35% of those experiencing homelessness, and up to 75% of women experiencing homelessness, have mental illnesses."

- the homeless hub (Canada)

Who Are Japan's Homeless:

Housing Japan's Homeless:

Meeting and Helping Japan's Homeless:

Food preparation at 3:16 in the video above.

The Current State of Homelessness in Japan:

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