Directly targeting homeless people on the streets of Japan: a cardboard box is all their belongings

Although Japan is one of the economically developed capitalist countries, large groups of homeless people can still be seen on the streets of Japan. But why do these homeless people have to wander on the streets? The reason is unknown. Although these people are homeless, their behavior and manners are so particular, which is shocking at times. In Japan, even homeless people on the streets do not litter.

This is the place where homeless people usually live in groups, with some reading books and others repairing umbrellas. There have never been incidents of territorial disputes or fights.

As night falls, homeless people pack themselves in their "homes", which are cardboard boxes containing their only remaining belongings.

When homeless people pack up and go out during the day, they also need to tidy up their own things and cover them up tightly, because this represents their face.

The homeless man in the picture carefully sorted the collected garbage and prepared to store it. Being able to sort garbage is an awareness that everyone has.