Japan’s Serious Teenage Prostitution

(1)There is a young looking woman standing on the street
(2)An old man talks to the girl
(3)a man who listens carefully to a woman
(4)The old man nods his head as if he knew it
(5)And they leave together
(6)The place where the girl and the uncle went in together was a motel nearby
(7)What’s happening here now
(8)Recently, at Shinjuku Okubo Park, famous for Kabuki-cho
(9)It is said that voluntary prostitution by young women is in vogue

(1)Around Okubo Park, you can easily see an old man and a girl walking together
(2)I even think that I’m a minor when I’m young
(3)Even the bald man is excited talking to the girl
(4)a constant meeting between a man and a girl
(5)What’s happening in Okubo Park now
(6)I decided to take a look at it myself
(7)Ms. B offers the same price
(8)We ended up breaking up without meeting each other
(9)I couldn’t even talk to this slender-style girl
(10)You can easily find cute styles
(11)It is easy to see even women who are conscious of the old man passing by, showing a beautiful angle
(12)She’s a nice girl who’s missing out on her back
(13)They knew about the existence of Tachinbo many years ago
(14)This girl recently moved
(15)I think I’m okay with the low price because I’m short on money
(16)We decided to hear what the explosion of young women in Tokyo is about to see them face to face

(1)I started with Girls Bar, worked kyabakura, and then moved on to prostitution
(2)I started prostitution when I went to the host bar
(3)I made money from sleeping with you guys and spent it on Host Pa
(4)What time did you start
(5)How much did you earn
(6)What do you hate about it
(7)I don’t like the smell of you

(1)Young women gathered on the streets of Okubo Park in the evening
(2)stand in a long line looking into one’s cell phone
(3)And in front of them, the men glanced and searched
(4)Now, prostitution is an important thing for young Japanese women
(5)It’s not an aberration

(1)If you make money, you spend it on your brother and host
(2)Use 1 million yen and 9 million won per month for the host in charge
(3)That’s so cool. You’re using it so much
(4)Oh, that’s cool
(5)It’s a popular Korean style these days
(6)Korean style is definitely popular
(7)Giving money to a popular Korean-style new host
(8)I have a dream in the future Work
(9)I don’t have anyways
(10)Just like Lala-chan
(11)Voluntary prostitution growth among young women is a problem
(12)It’s linked to the poverty of women in Tokyo
(13)It’s Namaburu!
(14)Mr. A did not receive financial help from his parents
(15)To earn tuition and club expenses, I start doing customs and father activities
(16)What’s your dad’s activity
(17)It’s a literal translation of papakatsu, literally dating middle-aged men who become dads
(18)It’s an activity where you raise money
(19)Showa era. So, middle-aged people now
(20)When I was a college student, Japan was the most successful Ver economy
(21)Showa era. So, middle-aged people today
(22)When I was in college, Japan was in the bubble economy where it was very popular
(23)At that time, I received a lot of money for the interview
(24)twinel #meat
(25)For the next 30 years, the Japanese economy froze
(26)The generation that enjoyed youth during the boom days is now the generation of parents
(27)The disposable income has decreased, so you can’t pay your child
(28)As soon as college students are new to society, they get a pile of debt
(29)But in terms of policy, Japan cut the scholarship system
(30)Since we are constantly pursuing policies to promote poverty among college students
(31)a common Japanese part-time job advertisement
(32)More and more people are working on such expensive part-time jobs
(33)Income tax, resident tax, social insurance premiums are excluded, and the actual income is 133,442 yen
(34)I don’t even do anything
(35)I’m not even saving up
(36)Since there is no bonus, the actual receipt of annual income is about 2.04 million yenBecause of FARHLAU, I live in a room with a monthly rent of 50,000 yen
(37)The Namabillou
(38)On my way home, I go to the supermarket and buy discounted food and cook at home
(39)Japan 50,000 yen room search result
(40)I don’t have any money, so I don’t have a TV or a PC in my room
(41)A few years ago, Japan started to say “poverty-worn woman” but they don’t usually say “poor man.”
(42)I-FIN 苦境 goods Namabiru
(43)Statistically, the poverty rate for single women aged 20 to 64 is 290
(44)National Social Security Population Research Institute
(45)”Honnamabiru” (Honnamabiru)
(46)Single women have a poverty rate of 29
(47)Statistically, the poverty rate of single women aged 20 to 64 is 290255 National Social Security System
(48)a small study
(49)a three-man goal
(50)It’s one in three, but the male poverty rate is one in 2115
(51)TVSVVIIIAIN THINGSOURCE National Social Security Population Research Institute
(52)1 in 5 men
(53)It’s one in three, but the male poverty rate is 211, which is one in five