Japanese largely unaware of depression problems, scholar says

Japanese largely unaware of depression problems, scholar says

TOKYO, Japan - Counselors are busy in receiving calls at the ''Jisatsu Boshi Senta (Suicide Prevention Center)'' in Tokyo's Shinjuku Ward in June.

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