Exploring the biggest slum in Japan

He tours a former Japanese slum with many homeless residents, a run-down welfare centre, and a urine-smelling park they occupy. Accommodation is extremely cheap: a hotel costs ¥1,400 nightly or about $400 monthly, while apartments rent for roughly $350 monthly. He notes ¥30–¥50 drinks, cats, police carrying wooden poles, an ambulance, and free coffee and food expected at 5 PM.

He continues turning homelessness and precarious housing into low-cost observational tourism and practical survival content.