Yamaguchi broke up with his girlfriend, unable to work normally because of emotional loss and decadence, and became a tramp. Yamaguchi told the author that he wanted to get rid of the current situation of homelessness and set three goals: finding a job, saving enough 200,000 yen and moving into a house.

Yamaguchi bought two simple daily necessities, a discounted lunch and cigarettes with an unexpected 3000 yen interview transportation fee. After refusing to work in a rescue center that is far away and has no money, Yamaguchi moved into an Internet cafe, hoping to find a job that can pay wages that day. A day's work of carrying goods earned Yamaguchi ten thousand yen. Fortunately, Yamaguchi spent 20,000 yen in the game hall. After settling the accommodation and haircut expenses, Yamaguchi wanted to win money again through the game hall, but this time he managed to make Yamaguchi only have 40 yen left and he didn't have a job during New Year's Day. Yamaguchi was only hungry, so he asked the reporter for help. When we met again, Yamaguchi moved into the apartment with enough 200,000 yen. At present, he is also doing nursing work and bidding farewell to the life of a tramp.

During the nine-month poverty alleviation in Yamaguchi, he got an unexpected fortune because of luck, refused to provide accommodation for various reasons, and experienced homelessness, hunger and cold, but finally achieved his goal through his own efforts, saving enough 200,000 yen and getting rid of poverty.

Natsuo Yamaguchi, as a normal person with a skill, experienced a low life because of emotional frustration, not because of his inability to make money, but when he had a goal to move forward, he made various efforts to achieve it despite his cautious mind to obtain unexpected wealth.

Yamaguchi, a vagrant in his prime, dressed normally, maintained dignity and a good attitude, and made a living by doing odd jobs. Tramps like Japan often live in parks or Internet cafes and sleep in cardboard boxes. Many of them are called. Internet cafe refugees? .

Did you become a tramp because you didn't work hard enough?

In the homeless group, except those who are physically ill or mentally ill, more homeless people are in such a situation because they have experienced the trough of their lives, fallen to the bottom and engaged in freelance work. In Japan, there are not a few such people. Although the hourly salary is high, there is no household registration system, no household registration place and no mobile phone. Even with academic qualifications and skills, many jobs cannot be applied for. This is a kind of liquidity problem, and many young people and unemployed people in the city are experiencing this dilemma.

In Japan, various factors may make some young people who could have lived a normal life on their own homeless. For your own life, you should overcome psychological and environmental pressures like Yamaguchi and get rid of poverty.