Man helping youths pull out of "hikikomori"

Man helping youths pull out of "hikikomori"

NAGOYA, Japan - Kazushi Suganuma (L) watches young people working at a coffee shop in Nagoya operated by his support association on Aug. 6, 2013. Suganuma established the association together with his brother and others to help young people adapt to social life through work experience.

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