Temporary shelter for homeless people opens in Osaka park+

Temporary shelter for homeless people opens in Osaka park+

OSAKA, Japan - Two homeless people wheel a cart full of their belongings as they move into a temporary shelter in a park in Osaka's Higashi-Sumiyoshi Ward on Dec. 29. The Osaka city government is planning to operate the shelter for three years. The faces of the homeless people are obstructed to protect their identities.

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