Japan’s Modern-Day Hermits: The World Of Hikikomori
In Japan, half a million people live isolated in their bedrooms, unable to face the outside world. These modern-day hermits are known as the Hikikomori. Since April 2018, the Japanese government has been conducting a nationwide study in a bid to fully understand this strange phenomenon. Once limited to young people, it now affects the whole of Japanese society.
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