Reveal the real life of the poor in Japan

In people's consistent impression, Japan has long been an influential power. But if there is a country, there must be a class. The photographer took a group of photos of people at the bottom of Japanese society, mostly people who have reached the age of no doubt and are content with the unbearable status quo. Let's take a look at the real life of the poor in Japan! Welcome to reading.

On the streets of Japan, you can also see many vagrants. Most of them didn't find the right way of life when they were young, and they didn't have the courage to struggle when they were old.

Because there is a rule in Japanese supermarkets that ingredients that need to be kept fresh must be taken off the shelves after 15 hours, most homeless people sometimes don't have to worry about their food sources, and sometimes people in supermarkets will give them food. Most of the pots and pans they make are picked up, or brought out from home after being down and out.

In the empty places of underground passages and stations, it is not difficult to see these people at the bottom neatly occupying a place, just asking for a place to sleep at night. Some cardboard, some newspapers, simple and tattered quilts or clothes, etc. , is all they have. They can only survive by begging and subsidies.

When it rains, they find it most troublesome. Some poor people have simple. Cars? This simple awning is made of discarded umbrellas picked up by others.

There are also Japanese people who live a rough life, probably because of laziness and too much pressure in life. These people fell asleep in the street directly covered with quilts.