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I have seen them with my eyes while in Japan. You can see them in and around Shibuya wards. Beggar is exist in every country. Although in Japan case their is not in large number though recent economic hardship and dwindling of Youth workforce will mean more hardship for gov. spending to provide social protection in near future
You are talking out of blue. Were they beggars like in your Indonesia or were the vagabonds who do not like to work? They are almost always drunk, unclean and unkempt without taking bath. You can call them lazy vagabonds but not beggars in the usual meaning of the word. These people just do not want to work.

Have you seen any of them moving with bowls in hand like it is in Indonesia? there is no economic hardship in Japan although a little negative news is propagated as big in a very poor country like Indonesia. Its unemployment rate is below 2.8%. This figure is called Zero unemployment in the economic terms. Read the recent news below and click the link for further information:
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2018/01/30/business/economy-business/japans-labor-crunch-leads-tightest-job-market-40-years/#.W0QtI2D7Rdh

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An android robot is seen at a reception desk of Henn na Hotel Tokyo Ginza in Tokyo on Jan. 26. The government said that there are roughly 150 positions available for every 100 job seekers. | REUTERS
Japan’s labor crunch leads to tightest job market in 40 years
BY NORIYUKI SUZUKI
KYODO
Job availability rose to its highest level in 44 years in 2017, the central government said Tuesday, the latest sign that labor is in increasingly short supply as Japan enjoys a phase of modest economic growth.

The jobs-to-applicants ratio improved to 1.50 in 2017, the highest since 1973 when it hit an all-time high of 1.76. This means that 150 positions were available for every 100 job seekers.

The unemployment rate, meanwhile, fell for the seventh straight year to 2.8 percent, the lowest since 1993, government data showed.
 
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You are talking out of blue. Were they beggars like in your Indonesia or were the vagabonds who do not like to work? They are almost always drunk, unclean and unkempt without taking bath. You can call them lazy vagabonds but not beggars in the usual meaning of the word. These people just do not want to work.

Have you seen any of them moving with bowls in hand like it is in Indonesia? there is no economic hardship in Japan although a little negative news is propagated as big in a very poor country like Indonesia. Its unemployment rate is below 2.8%. This figure is called Zero unemployment in the economic terms. Read the recent news below and click the link for further information:
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2018/01/30/business/economy-business/japans-labor-crunch-leads-tightest-job-market-40-years/#.W0QtI2D7Rdh

b-labor-z-20180131-870x605.jpg

An android robot is seen at a reception desk of Henn na Hotel Tokyo Ginza in Tokyo on Jan. 26. The government said that there are roughly 150 positions available for every 100 job seekers. | REUTERS
Japan’s labor crunch leads to tightest job market in 40 years
BY NORIYUKI SUZUKI
KYODO
Job availability rose to its highest level in 44 years in 2017, the central government said Tuesday, the latest sign that labor is in increasingly short supply as Japan enjoys a phase of modest economic growth.

The jobs-to-applicants ratio improved to 1.50 in 2017, the highest since 1973 when it hit an all-time high of 1.76. This means that 150 positions were available for every 100 job seekers.

The unemployment rate, meanwhile, fell for the seventh straight year to 2.8 percent, the lowest since 1993, government data showed.

Dont call insult to my first home country Indonesia as i am admit it and never deny it in first place, as I am living in Japan for a while to study and work and regularly take flights here as my relatives live there and can give you introduction to the weird japanese society directly anytimes if you want. Beggar activities is exist in Japan, most nihonjin know best about them. Period.
 
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Dont call insult to my first home country Indonesia as i am admit it and never deny it in first place, as I am living in Japan for a while to study and work and regularly take flights here as my relatives live there and can give you introduction to the weird japanese society directly anytimes if you want. Beggar activities is exist in Japan, most nihonjin know best about them. Period.
Stupid, you have insulted Japan, the most successful country in Asia and the world, by saying it is infested with beggars. Stop bickering about the weird Japanese society, which is none of your business. You are just another beggar from a 6th world country called Indonesia which was colonized by Holland for centuries and then occupied by the Japanese. Are not your people still live in the trees and caves? There are always some news of finding new species of human (?) in your island country.

Guys like you do not deserve getting visa to come to Japan, and work illegally, send money to your poor parents and then start criticizing Japan for no reason. I have seen many Indonesians here with ugly mind just like you. Now, enjoy just one picture of Indonesian beggars. Others will follow if you do not stop bragging.

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Stupid, you have insulted Japan, the most successful country in Asia and the world, by saying it is infested with beggars. Stop bickering about the weird Japanese society, which is none of your business. You are just another beggar from a 6th world country called Indonesia which was colonized by Holland for centuries and then occupied by the Japanese. Are not your people still live in the trees and caves? There are always some news of finding new species of human (?) in your island country.

Guys like you do not deserve getting visa to come to Japan, and work illegally, send money to your poor parents and then start criticizing Japan for no reason. I have seen many Indonesians here with ugly mind just like you. Now, enjoy just one picture of Indonesian beggars. Others will follow if you do not stop bragging.

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Stupid, you have insulted Japan, the most successful country in Asia and the world, by saying it is infested with beggars. Stop bickering about the weird Japanese society, which is none of your business. You are just another beggar from a 6th world country called Indonesia which was colonized by Holland for centuries and then occupied by the Japanese. Are not your people still live in the trees and caves? There are always some news of finding new species of human (?) in your island country.

Guys like you do not deserve getting visa to come to Japan, and work illegally, send money to your poor parents and then start criticizing Japan for no reason. I have seen many Indonesians here with ugly mind just like you. Now, enjoy just one picture of Indonesian beggars. Others will follow if you do not stop bragging.

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