Japan’s WORST Slum Is Nothing Like Your Country

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  @OrientalPearl · 3 years ago · pinned

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  @rodrigogodoi4250 · 3 years ago

  Pff… Japans worst slum is like a middle class neighborhood in Brazil. Thats like heaven compared to the worst slum here.

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  @うみびとよりやまびと · 2 years ago

  観光地ではないので、行く時にはご注意を。

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  @agamersinsanity · 3 years ago

  For a slum area it still looks pretty good. Sweden has some slum areas, but they are filled with crime and drugs (it&apos;s also a no go zone), so I usually do not recommend tourists to go there for their own safety.<br>But I&apos;m surprised they are so friendly in Japan in the slums.

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  @Steven52077 · 3 years ago

  personal opinion, people will think Nishinarin area is a biggist slum in Osaka, so it should look poor and dirty. Actually it&apos;s stereo-typed impression. local people are friendly and nice😊

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  @chad_dogedoge · 2 years ago

  The most dangerous place in Japan is comparable to our safest place in our country 😂😂😂

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  @DrVincentHVTran · 3 years ago

  Try to walk around in one of the slums in the USA and you will see the level of real dangerous situations you can get into in the slums of the USA. I was mugged and robbed in Chicago when I was a college student there.

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  @jacobperez8921 · 3 years ago

  Those slums in Japan are nothing compared to places like Tepito in Mexico City.

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  @mish422 · 2 years ago

  I stayed in that area when the pandemic started as I was unable to fly for 4 months. It was a great experience. People were nice, down to earth &amp; friendly. Many were just sitting down reading<br> books. I also saw many drinking in groups without annoying anyone. <br>It was a very economical &amp; convenient area to stay in. I felt relatively safe.

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  @C.O._Jones · 3 years ago

  Cleanest slum I’ve ever seen.

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  @hirok8917 · 3 years ago

  As a Japanese, I think it&apos;s a very realistic and fun video. Nishinari is the largest slum in western Japan, and many Japanese do not bother to visit. But it&apos;s not because it&apos;s dangerous, it&apos;s just not necessary. It&apos;s not even a hidden town. <br>It is difficult to narrow the gap between rich and poor, but improvement is progressing.

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  @dahlysbored · 3 years ago

  Wow I remember living across the road from Nishinari and I never noticed it was a slum. I&apos;m so used to seeing tents and piles of garbage in San Francisco that I thought nothing of it... On the bright side, at least Nishinari doesn&apos;t smell like weed everywhere?

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