In Japan: 88 committed suicide every day!

To commit suicide in an increasingly day by day, it is clear that the living conditions and pressures of life play an important role in the suicide case. So that the Japanese man who committed suicide in a live broadcast on the Internet recently is one of tens of thousands killed themselves in the Asian country this year.In 2009, the oldest 32 845 Japanese committed suicide in a significant increase from the rate of suicides in Japan, which has been hovering at around 30 thousand cases per year over the past twelve years, which means that 88 Japanese killed themselves every day, the rate is highest in the world.
Experts link between suicides and issues such as living conditions, and a sense of shame, and self-esteem, and a culture of competition in Japan. In the economic environment is safe, a growing number of Japanese males (more than 70 percent of suicides are males) are no longer confident of keeping the function of an honorable and support their families. To make matters worse, such people may be involved in what is known as "loan shark hell" LOAN SHARK HELL, causing them to feel humiliation and shame. Does not match the culture of suicide in Japan, only South Korea.
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  1. Here is some information you could pass on the contributor that he could use to get help from Japanese native speakers:

    Useful telephone numbers for Japanese residents of Japan who speak Japanese and are feeling depressed or suicidal:

    Inochi no Denwa (Lifeline Telephone Service):

    Japan: 0120-738-556
    Tokyo: 3264 4343

    If you believe that he may be about to attempt suicide you should call the Japanese police:

    Emergency contact numbers:

    Both the police and fire/medical assistance are available 24 hours a day.
     
    110 is the number to the Police Headquarter Command Post, and 119 is to the Fire Department Command and Control Center. They will take your call, and arrange a police car, fire engine, or ambulance in case of emergency.
     
    You can dial 110 and 119 for free. Even from a public phone, you do not need a phone card or money. Hope this may be of some help to you.

    All the best,

    Andrew Grimes

    Tokyo Counseling Services
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    Tokyo Counseling Services
    03-5431-3096
    tokyocounselingservices@gmail.com
    http://tokyocounseling.com/english/
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    東京カウンセリングサービス
    03-5431-3096
    tokyocounselingservices@gmail.com
    http://tokyocounseling.com/jp/
    *******************************************
    http://japanesepsychotherapy.com/

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