#10 Cleaning house full of garbage to gain the purpose of life

Believe or not, not all Japanese people are neat and tidying up all the time. There are social phenomena going on in Japan called ゴミ屋敷, meaning house full of garbages. These tends are reported to be a result of working long hours where owners are living alone and have lost motivation to clean. Sadly, some of them are found dead among garbage. There are companies and workers who specialize cleaning those houses. Let’s find out why they do what they do. “Former comedians who became garbage house cleaners: Cleanup is not a effort go waste” https://president.jp/articles/-/41763 President Online 12/25/2020 Translated and quoted by JapanUnboxed #Podcastoftheday #Garbage #Japan #JapanUnboxed #Nihongo #日本語勉強　 #Japan #JapanUnboxed #nihongo #にほんご #Tokyo #learnJapanese #studyJapanese #kanji #madeinjapan #olympic #anime

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