川口・蕨は本当に危険なのか？｜歩いて見えた多文化の街の現実

Hello, this is Hi Travel. This time, we walked around Kawaguchi and Warabi. Kawaguchi City has been making headlines in the news and on social media in recent years. At the same time, its convenient transportation and extensive commercial facilities have earned it a reputation as a "livable city." Kawaguchi and Warabi are well-known for being home to many Kurdish and other foreign residents. This time, we'll walk from Kawaguchi Station to Nishi-Kawaguchi, Warabi, Shibazono Danchi, Arai-juku, and Higashi-Kawaguchi, observing the atmosphere and daily life of the city. We'll explore the demographic makeup of Shibazono Danchi, issues surrounding Kurdish residents in Japan, and the background to the anxiety being expressed in the city. This video is not intended to criticize or attack any particular ethnicity, nationality, or religion. Nor is it intended to overly exaggerate or glorify any issues. Based on the facts we saw while walking around, as well as published statistics and news reports, the video aims to clarify "why this area is attracting attention" and "what is easily misunderstood about it." We hope this video will inspire you to think about the cities of Kawaguchi and Warabi and this issue. [Instagram]   / hit_ravel