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The Hikikomori generation Today I watched a documental called "The Hikikomori: a lost generation" , this Hikikomori term is given to the people that decided to close at their bedrooms and not go out or talk with anyone and this can last many years if the situation gets worst , according to the documental this social phenomenon happens only in Japan and it says that around one million of people are Hikikomori , there are many reasons why these people decide to don´t have interaction with other people but the principal is the school, according to the video in Japan the educational system is really hard and the pressure over the kids is huge so there's a point where these kids or teenagers decide to "get locked" at their bedrooms to dont have to face the society problems and being in a confortable area but not only the young people are susceptible to this behaviour there are people around 26 that are Hikikomori since 21 or 22, It's amazing how someone can stay in a place for even years, I dont think this is just a japanese problem, as for me it happens in a lot of places but a little bit less , I think when someone turns into a Hikikomori the family needs to help this person because if they leave that time goes by the problem is gonna get worst and harder to bear so Ibelieve with all the new technologies the human interaction is gonna decrease and this Hikikomori phenomenon is gonna increase not only in Japan but all the world.

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     Today I watched a documental documentary called "The Hikikomori: a Lost Generation." this Hikikomori is the term is given to the people that decided to close at shut themselves away in their bedrooms and not go out or talk with anyone. and In serious cases, this behaviour can last many years. if the situation gets worst  According to the documentary, this social phenomenon happens only in Japan, and it says that around one million of people are display the symptoms of Hikikomori.
     There are many reasons why these people decide to don´t have cease interaction with other people, but the principal cause is the pressure at school, according to the video. 
     In Japan, the educational system is really hard demanding, and the pressure over the that the students are subjected to compels them to kids is huge so there's a point where these kids or teenagers decide to "get locked" at into their bedrooms, to dont avoid having to face the society. problems and being in a confortable area but
     Not only the young people are susceptible to this behaviour. There are people in their mid-twenties that are have been Hikikomori since age 21 or 22. It's amazing how someone can stay in  place a room for seven years,  and I dont think this is just a japanese problem. as for me it This condition happens in a lot of places, but a little bit less to a lesser degree. I think when someone turns into a Hikikomori the family needs to help this person them, because if they leave that time goes by do not, the problem is gonna going to get worst and harder to bear worse. 
     so I believe that with all the new technologies the will cause human interaction is gonna to decrease, and this Hikikomori phenomenon is gonna will increase; not only in Japan, but all over the world.

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