近年来,揭开“隐蔽青年症候群”谜题已变得愈加迫切。“隐蔽青年”多为20岁至30岁的男性。本该在工作的他们如今反而基本倚靠父母供养。政府官员们担心,一旦他们的父母退休或离世,将无人为“隐蔽青年”负责。
Fukuoka, a city of 1.5 million 550 miles southwest of Tokyo, about four years ago opened a support center, which the Japanese government requires of every prefecture in the country. 福冈位于东京西南方1,500,550英里。大约四年前,按照日本政府对各县市的要求,福冈开设了一家“隐蔽青年”援助中心。
Called Yokayoka, which means, “It’s OK, don’t worry about it,” in the local dialect, the one-room support center is linked to a youth employment facility. The center primarily fields phone calls from hikikomori or, more often, their worried parents. It also offers support groups for hikikomori and their parents. However, only a small number of hikikomori actually show up at the center. Of those, a minority are treated successfully, staffers say.
援助中心名叫“Yokayoka”,当地方言的意思是“没事儿,别担心”。这家援助中心只有一个单间,与一所青年就业机构相连。援助中心的主要工作 任务是接听“隐蔽青年”的电话,但来电的更多是忧心忡忡的父母。他们也为“隐蔽青年”及其父母成立了互助小组。但工作人员称,仅有少数“隐蔽青年”会来, 而他们中只有一小部分被成功治愈。
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