Japan's younger generations look for a new way of living Susanne Klien
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Current History: Vol 120, No.827, September 2021, pp.240-245 (20)Summary: Japan is faced with economic presure and societal isolation. Women are being objecified, pandemic has worsened the plight of women, suicides have increased, mental helath issues are a stigma. The youth have taken a new norm where they get away from the city life and go to the rural areas or overseas. To avoid the strict rules in Japan, and the suffocating work hours as well as no recognition of the sexual minority. Life in the rural areas has seen a chane of scenery with a cosmopolitan feel, and not hurried rush and instead, flexible hours .
| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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| Journal Article | Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals | JAPAN (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 66687.1001 |
Japan is faced with economic presure and societal isolation. Women are being objecified, pandemic has worsened the plight of women, suicides have increased, mental helath issues are a stigma. The youth have taken a new norm where they get away from the city life and go to the rural areas or overseas. To avoid the strict rules in Japan, and the suffocating work hours as well as no recognition of the sexual minority. Life in the rural areas has seen a chane of scenery with a cosmopolitan feel, and not hurried rush and instead, flexible hours .
JAPAN, YOUTH
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