Rent-free shared houses in Japan
About rent-free shared houses in Japan⑥
Living in a rent-free shared house is said to be stronger than activities such as going to the hospital or taking a leisurely bath! A new possibility for business expansion?
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There are various reasons for living in a rent-free shared house.
- People who want to experience rural living
- Those who enjoy DIY
- People who are constantly traveling and have a weak concept of settling down, so they don't want to spend money on rent, etc.
- People curious about what it's like to live in a rent-free shared house
- Those exhausted from work, with their hearts worn out, seeking refuge in a rent-free shared house
- And various others...
Among those living in rent-free shared houses,
Get tired of work, heart worn out, resign
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Escape to a rent-free shared house
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Spend some relaxing time, restore mental and physical health
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Find a new job
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Move out of the rent-free shared house
It seems that there are people following this flow. This process is intriguing.
When tired from work or stressed, relieve stress by engaging in activities one enjoys, such as traveling or sports.
If stress persists and worsens, seek the help of a health nurse, occupational physician, or counselor. If it further worsens, it may lead to visits to a psychiatric clinic, prescription of medication, and such a sequence is likely.
However, even if medication is prescribed at a psychiatric clinic, one must continue taking it for a long time.
In the first place, medication is a palliative measure and often only suppresses the symptoms that are occurring, without leading to a cure.
If the goal is a cure, it is necessary to change work or living conditions to completely eliminate the cause and become stress-free.
In such times, "living in a rent-free shared house" plays a role.
Rent-free shared houses are often old, but they are ordinary residences with no problems for living.
Since there is no rent, only utility bills and food expenses are incurred in daily life. It is said that one can live on around 30,000 yen per month, so with savings of 360,000 yen, one can live for a year, and with 720,000 yen, two years.
Even with zero savings, if you work part-time in the neighborhood about twice a week, you can earn about 30,000 yen per month.
In other words, there is no financial stress.
Many causes of mental illness due to work are related to human relationships, but to put it differently, it is the fact that "one must earn money, so one must accept unpleasant human relationships."
In other words, if there is no financial worry, cases where stress from human relationships is relieved are common.
"Living in a rent-free shared house" means being liberated from financial and human relationship stress, regaining human-like qualities, and healing the once troubled heart.
At the same time, one can reflect on oneself, objectively analyze the causes of one's illness, and the likelihood of failure in the next job is reduced.
Living in a rent-free shared house might be a more powerful recovery method than taking it easy in a hot spring or visiting a psychiatric clinic.
It might also lead to the possibility of curing mental illness, which is a struggle even in psychiatric clinics.
There are people who have actually lived in a rent-free shared house.
Considering this, it might be "possible" to collaborate with professionals dealing with mental illness such as psychiatric clinics, counselors, and medical insurance companies to expand the business related to rent-free shared houses.
No one has done it yet, and the social significance is significant.
Collaborate with the vacant house bank of local governments, procure real estate, expand rent-free shared houses, and provide functions as rehabilitation facilities for rent-free shared houses by collaborating with organizations like the counseling centers and professionals dealing with mental illness set up by the national government.
Such business expansion might be possible.
Many local governments operate "vacant house banks," "counseling centers," and "public hospitals." If you can connect these places with the rent-free shared house business, it may become a significant infrastructure for society.
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