『ザ・ノンフィクション』やる気を見せても、すぐに「逃げ出す」人たち「スマホとホームレス ～無料Wi-Fiに集う若者たち～」

Sunday afternoon document "The Nonfiction" (Fuji TV series).The broadcast on December 12 is "Smartphone and Homeless-Free Wi-Fi".

Synopsis

　Daishiro Sasaki provides support for those in need of living in Tokyo.It is said that SOS, which is in need, arrives from the smartphone.However, the terminal is connected to the free Wi-Fi in the city because it is so distressed that the mobile company cannot pay the communication expenses.

　Smartphones are a necessity for those who are in need of living, such as finding a cooking place, searching for day laborers, and Sasaki also focuses on providing information on the web.bring.Looking at three homeless young people who have released SOS to Sasaki, who continues to support such support activities.

　28 -year -old Yamamoto was a chef, but the store was in trouble with a new colona, was fired and kicked out of the dormitory.He says he's walking around the city just when he doesn't want to think anything on a day when he can't find a day job.If he has money at night, he has an online cafe, but sometimes spends the night in the park.

　Life is even more distressed, and I can't eat anything since yesterday, so I put out SOS to Sasaki.She applies for welfare, decides home, and gets a new smartphone repair job.Initially, Yamamoto was motivated to work, but he began to spill his complaints about his work, quit his job, and stopped contacting Sasaki.

　37 -year -old Nakamura was working on a day laborer, but he could not pay for a mobile phone, and he would not be able to use a day labor.He was alienated from his mother and was encouraged by Sasaki to apply for welfare, but after that, the contact was cut off and the application was not made.

　Sasaki said that there is no good image of welfare for the reason why many people hesitate to protect welfare, and that there is resistance to contacting the relatives when applying.

　After that, the contact with Nakamura was connected again, and this time I applied for it, but on the promised day, Nakamura was dressed up.He did not receive welfare, and when he worked hard in Kyushu, where his parents' home, was contacted by Nakamura.

　31 -year -old Sato was eating and drinking, but unemployed.He lived with his family while treating panic disorder and depression, but his mother told me that he wanted to go out, and rely on Sasaki.He found a new home, worked as a food delivery, and was also looking for a full -time employee.

　In addition, both the three young people had a blur in the face, but the appearance of belongings and clothes did not have a so -called stereotype "homeless" feeling, and it was a sharp impression.This is also due to the increase in places where you can stay cheaply, such as internet cafes and private video shops, has increased.

　Although the number of people on the street has decreased, the number of homeless people is not decreasing, and it is only difficult to see, and the program reported that it is only difficult to see, so it is a long snake for distribution of bento for those in the park in Tokyo.There was a row, and there were also men and women who seemed to be a young man with a smartphone.