People Are In Tokyo, and the Peerless Raptors Are Also Afraid of Hatchets Chapter 213

at the same time.

South thousand lives.

In the silent night, the street lights are still lit.

And here are the three major Doya Streets in Japan, the most famous of which is the "Dani Doya Street" in Minami Senju, Tokyo, located in the "Sanya area".

Valley is not an address, but a generic name.

The nearby stations are JR Minami-Senju Station, as well as three lines of the subway Hibiya Line and Tsukuba Express.

During these years of rapid economic development, a large number of employment agencies have been established in Nansenju, which specially introduced a large number of daily workers for enterprises and also searched for daily workers for laborers.

After finding jobs here, day laborers get on trucks together, go to construction sites and other places to work, get the same day's wages, and then use the money to live here, gradually forming a neighborhood.

Another 4 to 5 minutes walk from here is the famous Tears Bridge intersection.

In the Edo period, this was the bridge leading to the execution ground, where prisoners and their families would cry, hence the name of the Bridge of Tears.

At that time the valley was inhabited by lower caste laborers such as butchers and artisans who made leather and leather products. So, the valley area has always followed the tradition of making shoes, and some shoe companies can still be seen today.

The most special thing is that there is also a shrine here, which is used to worship shoes. In the past, people would collect old shoes and burn them, and perform rituals to thank the gods.

In the valley, even people who have no concept of the place at all can feel the "special atmosphere".

One is a house built by one family, and the other is an illegal building built of iron sheets and plastic panels, and these buildings are the name of Doya Street, because Doya is the pronunciation of "yado" read backwards, referring to Inexpensive simple housing agglomeration.

On the dimly lit streets, there are shops of employment agencies hanging everywhere, and there are propaganda **** everywhere on the ground.

Shirtless youth, in slippers, wandered around drunkenly like ghosts in the night.

They gather, sit on the ground, or simply sleep on the ground. Most of them are men in their early twenties. They will not cause harm to pedestrians, and there are many ordinary houses around, so they can pass normally.

But it is clearly different from other places in Japan. If an outsider comes here, it is hard to believe that a developed country can have such a dirty and chaotic place.

It's not like Tokyo, it's like a slum in Mumbai.

A set of penthouses built one by one.

The iron sheet was beaten by Qiu Yu with a crackling sound.

With only a 14-inch black-and-white TV, it was TSB's program. Ichiro Yokohama said bitterly about the lack of progress of young people today, and scolded young people for their depravity and indulgence.

Nakama Ono looked at the TV screen, smoked a cigarette, and remained silent.

I feel very self-blame and guilt, and I am deeply sorry for the kindness of my parents, and I am so down today.

I wanted to make a phone call to go home, but thinking about his current situation, Nakama Ono couldn't find any courage.

stayed for a long time.

Nakama Ono picked up a pen and wrote a diary.

At the age of 18, I failed the college entrance examination, by a margin.

When I was 19 years old, I was in World War II and got into a useless pit.

At the age of 21, I finished my sophomore year, regretted my past childish behavior, and started working hard.

At the age of 22, I was one point short of preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination.

At 23, I graduated from college and found that I couldn't find a job that satisfied me.

took the second test.

I was very happy after the results came out, one level higher than last year.

But the retest line is two levels higher than last year.

At 26, I had to start looking for a job, but I didn't have a steady job.

I'm 27 years old, watching my peers get married in the past, but I don't have a partner, and I don't have the energy to find a partner.

When I went home for the New Year, I watched my middle school classmates build a beautiful house with the help of my parents. My parents are already old, and the only thing they can do is to help me contact my blind date.

I met more than a dozen girls, but only two were willing to talk. I wanted to push it away, but I couldn't bear the expectant eyes from my parents.

At the age of 29, I got engaged to her with the help of both parents.

I know she is very dissatisfied, in fact, I am also very dissatisfied, but who can live a good life.

At 30, we finally got married.

I regret not seeing her again.

She also regretted that he did not come.

Although I know that she is also thinking about each other, but looking at her not so beautiful face, I thought that's it.

She also succumbed to fate and accepted it like me.

Soon she was pregnant!

The president said that if you work hard to save money, you can be promoted to the head next time.

But he came to her, and had a beautiful set of

I'm a useless man. I can't even buy a house at the age of 30. Such a waste, how can I live in this world?

In Japan, for a long time the society has been advocating the traditional cultural concept of suicide.

While it would be wrong to over-exaggerate this notion, the mentality is still evident.

Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishihara said Matsuoka was a true samurai because he used suicide to defend his honor.

Shintaro Ishihara recently wrote the script for a film called "I'll Die For You", which glorifies the suicides of kamikaze during World War II, while the tradition of caesarean sections and love sacrifices has always been appreciated and is considered a Responsible manly behavior.

While Nakama Ono committed suicide by leaving a suicide note, a 30-year-old youth jumped downstairs with a suicide note and insurance policy after hearing that he was being scolded for being irresponsible.

And his suicide note wrote - I'm sorry parents, although I can't buy a house, but my son is brave.

It was a night destined to bleed.

No one thought that ~www.mtlnovel.com~ Yokohama Ichiro's words would hurt the self-esteem of countless young people.

Tokyo.

Warning Hall.

Sato Kenichi watched as dozens of people were carried away covered with white cloth, he thought Tie Shi's heart trembled fiercely.

Said life insurance.

The entire conference room was filled with a huge oppressive atmosphere.

Four hundred and sixty-two indemnity policies!

Overnight, there were 462 suicide compensation policies to be paid out!

The atmosphere of the mountains and the rain is coming, and the atmosphere is full of wind, mixed with a strong taste of depression.

Ida Heng slapped the table with a slap, and cursed with deep anger and contempt: "Bastard! Who can tell me what's going on? Are you going to commit suicide in a group?"

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