Inside Japan’s POOREST Homeless Town | A Walking Tour Yokohama’s CHEAPEST Neighborhood 

Which country are you?😆

@@KeilandWalk I'm in the U.S. and not even our nice city areas are this nice... What were you afraid of? Someone talking loudly?

今はだいぶきれいになりましたね。僕が小学校の頃、20年ほど前は子供では入れないような・・・そこら中で火が、焚火があがっていたり。今は警察官に注意されますが、当時は朝から路上に座って酒を飲んでいる人が結構いました。まだ汚いけど、全然きれいになりました。

Ridiculous comment.....

lol, i have the same exact feeling for watching this video. seems like a decent neighborhood . but then again i live in indonesia, so the living standard isn't even comparable.

Yeah, unlike Mudholes like Detroit, Baltimore, Camden, Newark, Oakland, Gary, Flint, St. Louis, Memphis, Jackson, New Orleans.

@@user-lvqk2wdp8sjn rural areas too, especially in the Midwest

Any sheethole neighboorhoods in Brampton?

Ugh I love Japan hardly any black peoples exist there and people don’t have any tattoos amazing

Unlike the entire state of West Virginia, Maine, Vermont New Hampshire and Pennsylvania which is full of meth, incest and opioids.

Because Pacific Islands are different from Asia.

The japanese are just different

I have seen videos of the Philippines slums. At least they look safer than the slums in the USA. In the Philippines, children and women walk freely.

The slum in the Philippines is a lot lot better than the luxurious area in Somalia !

Heh😂😂

This is JAPAN😎👍

You took the words right out of my mouth!

Yeah this is just a poor neighborhood. Japan is an interesting case study in poverty. In general rental housing affordable to the poor sometimes doesn't have baths and maybe not even kitchens beyond a hotplate. So there is definitely a feeling by local and national govt that these basic needs must be met so they subsidize access to shower and bath facilities, etc Also many businesses view they have a role to society and not just shareholder value so many struggle to keep prices low especially in poorer areas. Mental health treatment in Japan is pretty bad. People can be committed to asylums for a long time and while this keeps them off the streets it's mostly a form of jail. Some of them are quite bad. Also it's almost impossible to get any kind of welfare and the aid itself is often pretty spartan. There is a huge hidden hunger issue amongst Japanese youth. Semi private "Kodomo Shokudou" have arisen to help feed kids and provide after school care for single parents or parents who have to work late. One thing Japan has got right is property taxes on housing are very very low and zoning is pretty liberal, leading to a wide array of housing at various price points. Many poverty specialists in Japan say the issue is mostly treated as "out of sight, out of mind". The big concern with the drastically weakening yen is that the poor may soon be facing dire food insecurity leading to more crime of necessity.

If you can get the hours you can definitely feed and house yourself at min wage in Tokyo. There are places cheap enough to do so. This is mostly unheard of in the west and likely only possible because of the falling land values in Japan.

@@DanielJoyce *Mental health treatment in Japan is pretty bad. People can be committed to asylums for a long time and while this keeps them off the streets it's mostly a form of jail. Some of them are quite bad.* If Japan is sending their mentally ill people to asylums, I would say they're doing it right. I live in Canada and here we don't want to infringe on people's personal rights and so our politicians allow all the drug/alcohol addicts to live on the streets. We also allow the homeless to set up their tents in public parks and under elevated highways and anywhere else they want and we also allow the mentally ill and other violent people to roam the streets being a constant threat to the public because again the rights of all these people trump the rights of the general public to being able to live in a safe and peaceful society. If any politician ever wanted to open up institutions to house and treat the mentally ill or drug/alcohol addicted and keep them there long term until they get better or if they don't then keep them there indefinitely, there would be outrage among all the 'activists' who would call this inhuman treatment. And all this doesn't even include all the illegal immigrants/refugees/asylum seekers who our politicians are choosing to house in hotels and other expensive housing that is costing taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars every year. If you come illegally into Canada you can stay here for months and sometimes years while your case to stay is being heard and so Canadian taxpayers are paying for you all this time for your food, shelter and everything else you need.

Agree. This is a perfectly safe and clean neighbourhood with normal people trying to survive in their own way

Agreed.

Yeah, this is a beautiful place

This is JAPAN😎

@@Dollarshop tashikani it's clean and not very slum-like. but never assume the area is perfectly safe. you don't know what kind of danger they face you don't live there.

Yeah agree haha

Do you even know what 3rd world country mean ? singapore and dubai are also 3rd world..

@@ahemjunior and this looks cleaner than singapore and dubai...

I was wondering why he felt scared walking through there? That place looks so neat, orderly, and almost like paradise! It just looks like a well-kept business and residential district.

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Super clean

Yeah let's check👍

Thank you!!

Wanna visit there!

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Thank you!!

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Wanna see and take video!

Wow I have curious!

AI says: _So while no precise rent numbers are stated, the context indicates that rent in the doya-gai slum areas of Yokohama is likely very cheap, perhaps just a few thousand yen per month at most, to accommodate those at the lowest rungs of society[3]. The low rents reflect the dilapidated conditions and lack of amenities in these slum districts._

That’s why I find it hard to believe that this is a slum.

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Plz check my new video! I pick up those area!

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Difinitely! Wanna take video there!

Japan is awesome

THX!

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Thx for telling me!

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The Yakuza are all mostly in the rich big cities like Metropolitan Tokyo operating businesses. They aren't a street gang.

They are hiding😎

@@KeilandWalk So, I now know it is a hide and seek kind of a video. Very interesting.

Japan is Awesome!

I'm curious!

You can visit the philippines, the poor areas are scary don't go there lol!

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I have interest plz guide me hehe

Yeah

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I don't think it's an accent. the way he speak sounds more like gyaruo, the male version of gyaru (popular sub culture)

@@Ruriko.Y Thank you for clarifying.

I have curious!

I wanna visit there😎

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