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Exploring the biggest slum in Japan [Y_WSINtSNkg]
2019-11-21 · 11 min
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So apparently this place used to be a
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0:27–0:29 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_0massive slum and it's full of unemployed
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0:29–0:33 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_1homeless people, so I
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0:33–0:37 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_2should fit in pretty well here.
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0:37–0:38 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_3Doesn't seem too bad.
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0:40–0:41 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_4Jesus Christ, did you see that? So many
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0:52–0:55 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_5weird people.
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0:55–0:56 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_6Is this
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1:03–1:07 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_7a wanted poster? Wanted criminal,
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1:07–1:11 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_8¥3 million reward.
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1:13–1:14 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_9What the hell was that?
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1:16–1:17 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_10Why do homeless people have so much junk?
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1:36–1:38 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_11Lots of homeless people.
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1:52–1:53 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_12This is the welfare center,
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3:54–3:56 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_13kind of like the job center in England but
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3:58–4:00 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_14more run-down.
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4:00–4:01 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_15All the drinks in the vending machines are
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4:11–4:12 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_16really cheap. ¥50.
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4:13–4:14 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_17¥100.
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4:14–4:17 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_18This one's ¥30 for a peach drink.
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4:19–4:23 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_19¥30! 50 yen for a
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4:25–4:29 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_20Look at this park, smells like piss.
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4:38–4:41 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_21Completely taken over by homeless people.
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4:43–4:45 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_22It's like they've barricaded themselves
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4:47–4:49 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_23inside of it. I wonder if we're allowed to
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4:49–4:52 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_24This is where they have their lunch.
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5:01–5:03 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_25Smells like Paris. Smells like urine.
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5:07–5:10 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_26They just piss all over the place.
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5:12–5:13 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_27Oh, it smells so bad. Well, look at this
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5:17–5:20 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_28hotel. This hotel is ¥1,400
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5:20–5:24 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_29for one night. Oh, you can even stay
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5:25–5:29 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_30here for a month for $400.
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5:29–5:31 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_31One month, that's pretty cheap.
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5:34–5:38 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_32It's a Mr. Meow Meow.
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5:44–5:46 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_33Mr. Meow Meow.
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5:49–5:49 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_34Smell the camera.
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5:53–5:54 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_35It's smelly. He has
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5:56–6:00 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_36lots of food.
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6:00–6:01 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_37More food than the homeless people have.
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6:03–6:05 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_38If you look at this place on Google Maps,
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6:06–6:08 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_39you can see a line of people. Queuing up.
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6:08–6:10 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_40I'm not sure what they're queuing up for.
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6:11–6:12 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_41They're not queuing up now. Maybe they're
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6:14–6:16 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_42waiting for food.
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6:16–6:17 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_43Can we go in? You go in,
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6:21–6:24 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_44I'll wait here.
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6:24–6:25 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_45We're inside of the homeless park.
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6:35–6:37 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_46Oh, there's loads of cats.
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6:41–6:42 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_47No, don't run away.
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6:48–6:49 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_48Hmm, well, at least they have the garbage
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7:07–7:10 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_49situation sorted out.
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7:11–7:12 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_50See what they're selling.
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7:19–7:20 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_51Just looks like the same stuff you
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7:23–7:26 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_52get in convenience stores. ¥50 for a
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7:27–7:29 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_53Coffee.
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7:30–7:31 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_54Police station.
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7:40–7:44 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_55Police
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7:47–7:51 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_56Why are they wearing— why are they
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7:56–7:58 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_57carrying wooden sticks?
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7:59–7:59 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_58Japanese policemen, they sometimes carry
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8:03–8:05 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_59these really long wooden poles.
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8:05–8:07 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_60What? It's for
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8:14–8:18 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_61beating people.
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8:18–8:18 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_62What are they doing up here?
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8:45–8:46 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_63Why is there an ambulance?
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8:58–8:58 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_64Uh-oh.
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9:05–9:06 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_65Look how cheap the rent here is. It's
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9:14–9:17 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_66about $350 a month for
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9:17–9:20 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_67an apartment. It's pretty cheap. It's so
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9:21–9:23 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_68funny, there's so many weird old men that
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9:23–9:27 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_69you just walk past and they're just
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9:28–9:29 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_70mumbling to themselves. Lots of homeless
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9:29–9:32 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_71Meow.
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9:40–9:40 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_72Oh, there's more over here.
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9:53–9:57 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_73Why is there TV here?
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10:23–10:25 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_74Everyone's gathering
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10:32–10:36 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_75up. I think they give out food at 5
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10:36–10:40 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_76PM, and they're handing out free coffee.
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10:40–10:43 · rev_4f0721a13b2c59e62093e3a066b82187_77