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Hikikomori

Why are so many Japanese men refusing to leave their rooms? Read who are the Hikikomori and why do they withdraw from the society.

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They are social recluses who live alone and hardly ever leave their homes or engage with the outside world. They are the “hikikomori” and according to the first large-scale survey carried out by the Japanese government, about one and a half million of its citizens are living in this permanent state of self-imposed lockdown. The survey of 30,000 people by Japan’s Cabinet Office concluded that in the country at large, 1.46 million people, one in fifty of those aged 15 to 64, had not left their

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Maggie Jones article on Japan's 'hikikomori,' young people, 80 percent of them male, who retreat into their rooms for up to years at a time; phenomenon is variously attributed to smothering mothers, absent, overworked fathers, school bullying, lackluster economy, academic pressure and video games; estimates of number of hikikomori range between 100,000 and 320,000, but one is as high as one million, 1 percent of population; problem affects not just hikikomori and their families but also…