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Each year, close to 30,000 people commit suicide in Japan. Over the years, the Japanese government and corporations have tried various methods to lower the suicide rate but Japan continues to have one of the highest suicide rates in the world.
SAVING 10,000 is a documentary that takes a deeper look at the serious problem of suicide in Japan, its causes, its repercussions, and what people are trying to do about it.
SAVING 10,000 – 自殺者１万人を救う戦い Selected in Japan Times “Top 10 Movies of 2013” – Nominated for 14 film festival awards – Screened at Japanese Parliament – Used in Government’s 2013 Suicide Prevention Campaign – Grassroots screenings all around Japan. Over 50 media interviews done.
Official site is: http://www.Saving10000.com
In a war on suicide, who is the enemy?
‘Saving 10,000’ is the story of an Irishman’s personal passion to uncover the true causes of the high suicide rate in Japan. With the help of front-line experts and ordinary Japanese, many touched by the horror of suicide, the movie delivers practical proposals on how Japan can win a war on suicide. However with suicide such a taboo, the odds are nobody will listen. Or will they?
自殺との戦いにおいて、「敵」はいったい誰なのか。映画『Saving 10,000 – 自殺者１万人を救う戦い』は、日本の高い自殺率の真の原因究明に挑む一人のアイルランド人の物語である。作品を通じて、日本のマスコミによる自殺報道のあり方、経済的圧力、うまく機能していない精神医療制度などの重要な問題が浮かび上がってくる。第一線で活躍する専門家から一般人まで、約100人へ取材し、日本がどうすれば自殺との戦いに勝利できるのか、具体的な方策を提示している。しかし、自殺の話題がタブー視されている日本で、一体どのくらいの人が耳を傾けてくれるのだろうか。
If you are suicidal, or know someone that is, please contact either Inochi no Denwa, or TELL — Tokyo English Life Line, for support and recommendations on how to deal with it. Depression and suicide is a very serious issue, and should not be ignored. Please, seek help.
You can find the sites here:
www.indt.jp/
Throughout the documentary interviews are conducted with various people connected to suicide, everything from authors, journalists, police, health care workers, and more. As we delve deeper into the reasons behind this phenomenon in Japan, we see that while it may be a complex topic, the reasons are often not hard to grasp. So why is no one doing anything? Well, people are, but is it enough?
The problem of suicide in Japan is big enough, that Wikipedia has an entire page dedicated to just that issue.
“Suicide in Japan has become a significant national social issue. Japan has a relatively high suicide rate, but the number of suicides is declining and has been under 30,000 for 2 consecutive years. It is the leading cause of death in men aged 20–44.
Factors in suicide include unemployment, depression, and social pressures. In 2007, the National Police Agency revised the categorization of motives for suicide into a division of 50 reasons with up to three reasons listed for each suicide. Suicides traced to losing jobs surged 65.3 percent while those attributed to hardships in life increased 34.3 percent. Depression remained at the top of the list for the third year in a row, rising 7.1 percent from the previous year.
There has been a rapid increase in suicides since the 1990s. For example, 1998 saw a 34.7% increase over the previous year. This has prompted the Japanese government to react by increasing funding to treat the causes of suicide and those recovering from failed suicides.”
You can read more at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_in_Japan
If you are interested in other documentaries about suicide in Japan, you can also have a look at the documentary posted here:
“Secret Life of Japan”
Journeyman Pictures, also has a good documentary on this issue. It focuses on the frightening concept of child suicide in Japan, often the result of bullying and the harsh discipline employed in Japanese schools. It’s called “Japan child suicide epidemic driven by school discipline” and can be found here:
We thank you for watching this, and hope that you have learned more about these serious social issues in Japan. If you, or someone you know, is depressed or suicidal, please seek appropriate help before it’s too late.
Suicide is never the answer.
After 15 years of 30,000+ suicides each year in Japan (1997-2011), the 2017 figure has fallen to 21,140 due to the efforts of thousands of unseen suicide prevention volunteers like all those heroes answering calls on helplines each day and night. Please keep up your brave and amazing efforts to save lives as the tide is starting to turn in Japan.
まさに、この動画を自殺の方法が載ってるサイトで知りました。
動画を見たからといって希死念慮が無くなるわけではないけれど「おかしい」って言ってくれる人がいるのは救われる
外国人の視点で、自殺を美化し過ぎとか精神科の診察時間が3分とか、異常な事と指摘してくれるのはありがたい。中に居ると当たり前の事になってしまうので。
*trying so hard not to get triggered by this
*keep watching!
Yunio sige is really kind man, hig hag is full of love.
I went to Toujinbou in Fukui, because I want to die. but I culdn't die. I don't know why but just scared to die. but I still wanna die
Thank you for this great video which compassionately talks about suicide. Understanding hopefully leads to compassion and action. Each of us has the ability to save someone from this permanent solution to a temporary problem by noticing, caring and talking. Would you please take a few minutes to read our suicide prevention guidelines so you're prepared to be the ONE to save a life? Visit the Center for Japanese Mental Health: https://CJMH.org/suicide-prevention
最後まで見ました。人の話より観光地だからという理由で柵を付けないことなど、話を聞いてくれる人はいるんだと思うと、いろんな感情がわき出ていて涙が出てきました。私は将来の夢がなく、中学2年生というのもあり、親から夢がないことで色々言われていました。それがうっとうしくて本当に嫌でした。親に親の価値観を押し付けられ、それ以外の事を提案すると激怒する。将来の夢を早く決めなさいとか、やりたいことを早く見つけなさいとか。貴方たちが協力してくれないからやってみたいことが出来ないんですよ。ですがこの動画の話を聞き、自分もその人を救うことができる人になりたいと思いました。正直最初、このドキュメンタリーが長いなって思っていましたがそう思っていた自分が最低な人間だなと思うほどこの話は需要がありました。学校で流すべきです。クラスのみんなは、分かってないんだ。どうしたら、大切な人を救えるのか。もう大切な人を失いたくない。
救いたい。皆で生きていきたい。
Please let me post following crowdfunding for a documentary movie very much related to this topic and very much worth supporting: Event: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thethingswecarry/the-invincible-compass?fbclid=IwAR2rYQEAcsgUjlf-OWZWiPvq4T_kTIDb97QDQaHPb0AJchAMb2-TOhnj-ow
If those young Japanese youngsters in the orphanage do not get the mental care and support there is a high risk that they take their lives. The crowdfunding runs for another 18 hrs. I hope this post will gain the remaining funding so Matt Miller can bring his work to end.
I haven't met Matt Miller in person but I felt a strong need to support him in this. Life is precious. Thank you for your understanding and support.
カウンセリングや精神医療といったものが果たして日本では自殺抑止としてどれだけ機能しているのだろうか。この映像の中で言っている「診療時間はひとりにつき3、4分、その半分は薬の処方箋を書くために費やされている、云々」。強制入院を除いたとしても精神科での治療というものは患者に対して薬を食べさせること以外に何かできることはないのか？
若者自殺率は、日本が世界一
高橋まつりさんみたいな自殺もあるしね。
色々な自殺があるだろうけど、貧困での自殺は唯一福祉で減らせるか。
リーマンショック後、岡山か和歌山か忘れたけど、商売失敗したシングルファザーが一人息子と入水自殺したのを覚えてる。
橋本龍太郎さんの麻布時代の親友も自殺してるんだよね、商売失敗で。
マドンナのお兄さんはワイナリー経営してたけど、倒産してホームレスになった。
日本人なら自殺を選ぶケースが多いかもね。
Safety in Japan is made from peer pressure which sometimes make you suicide.
Still watching. Greatest documentary ever seen.
It's different between dying and stop living.All the people never want to kill themselves. They are deadly exhausted to live.
☝🏻頑張ってくださいI think it’s because the Japanese society it’s extremely wrong. But they are sure their system of believes are the only good ones. This sexual abuse is are not punished. The economic problems are totally higher to hide it. They extremely care to don’t disturb anyone else it’s hurting everyone in there! Please, wake up!
Childhood. Communicaton skills, problem solving skills. Knowing yourself and how to build a futre. Knowing human nature and how to align yourself and protect yourself.
The suicide rate spiked during the lost 30 years. As Japan's economy is getting better, the suicide rate goes down as a result?
I love this man's passion. i do. He's not a typical host of a documentary….just stating the facts. You can tell it hurts and angers him. We need more suicide awareness instead of it being a shameful thing to talk about. I always told my teenagers; suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem.
I imagine Japanese people in boxes, called studio apartments, working for a corporation of sociopaths that intimidate and degrade workers for fun every single day……..and their resting hours consumed by watching anemia and hentai cartoons and dressing like soft-porn stars cartoon characters
I always wonder of suicide.
🙁 If I died, it would be okay？
🙁 Why I live? It is no use living my life anymore.
I think like that.
When I first time visited Japan in 2017, just when I arrived to Osaka my friend looked very off. Later I heard from him that his friend had committed suicide over depth, but also when I arrived I got to stay in a small apartment under a railway witch my friends other friend had offered me and he allowed me to stay there for free! I was waiting to meet him so badly during that 6-week vacation, but he also tried to commit suicide, but luckily he survived. I thought I could go and see him, but he was isolated from other people and his mother was the only person who was allowed to see him. Kinda puts the whole thing into a perspective how common it is and how poorly Japan is helping people with depression and suicidal tendencies. All of the things said in this documentary are heavily true.
These documentary changed my prejudice of ghost and dead bodies
Logan Paul should've watched this before going into Aokigahara Forest.
日本人は自尊心がなさすぎ、それ故に他人を信頼することにも臆病、生まれた子供はそんな親の背中を見続ける
負の繰り返し
sometimes i have a feeling to end my life , this world is insane , make humans as a slave ,, Why we live here ? if there is no life at all , we only live here to work as slaves , , , THIS IS NOT JUST IN JAPAN BUT THIS IS REALITY
This took my breath away. Knocked it right out of my chest. Every parent should see this. Every person should see this.
50:50 best deep word ever.
日本人の多くは自殺者のニュースを見たとき、正直羨ましいと思ったことあるでしょう？
どうか、日本にいる私たちを助けてほしい。
Watching this video in 2018, thanks for sharing it. I worked in Japanese company and so true about the peer pressure to stay back after office hours. I still don't get it on why is it affect them too much to leave while jobs are already done just because others might think or say something. For me this is not the culture but more to mindset and principal.
I hope the trend of commiting suicide has reduced by now.
that intro already make me sad
Mann… this movie is really depressing
Capitalism + Materialism = SUPREME EVIL !!!!!!
This situation happens in every high developed country , not only in Japan. People will be made to be machine by rigid system. No more feeling , love , caring , everything is only for making money for state and die , life is that's it. Evolution of human is so fucking insane. Where the fuck are we go ?
Japanese is too serious , have a fun more
14:35 Logan Paul
Oh my gosh, thank you for uploading this! I have never been aware that the war on suicide has been so hard 🙁 It awakened me. I will surely check on people now! 🙁
Its like he predicted Logan Paul's screw up scandal lmao
We love you, Japan 💗💗💗💗💗 Please stop killing yourselves and educate yourselves on depressions instead: I have had chronical depressions since the age of 11. I keep them under control by eating lot of green leaf vegetables, exercising six times a week, taking a cold shower every day, avoiding processed food, limiting my sugar intake…and drinking absolutely NO alcohol what so ever. Stay alive, Japan…we do not want to loose you! With love from Scandinavia 💗
And to the corporates in Japan: the human mind and intellect is unique and our brains are marvelous. But the human body is not like a robot and the human brain is not a computer. Humans are not machines: we need time to reflect, rest, relax, and rejuvinate. Pressuring people do not make them more productive, instead it wears them down…to death!
I believe this is because of lack of support from families and friends. Most Japanese are alone
Let's all be kinder & more understanding towards each other
In America we have a gangstalking problem that makes people kill themselves I almost did it a few times
Might be Korea andJapan were occupied by foreign countries. Has anyone looked at what occupation does to mental health and the demise of a culture. It will be interesting to see what happens in Iraq. Just a thought🤔🤔🤔😉🌹😇
Why are you talking like that
競争の中には生存の可能性が見いだせない。幼い頃から、親から教師から競争を強いられてきた人間の末路である。
日本に住めて幸せだとか、ご飯を食べれて幸せだとか、水道のお水を飲めるの日本だけだから幸せだとか、人との比較の中でなく、幸せを自分の目の外に見出す努力をしてゆかないと、どこまでも人間は不幸である。人間に救いはない。字が読めて幸せとか。屋根があるところに寝られて幸せとか。みんなオリンピックに出れるわけではない。それよりも、歩けて幸せとか、テニスが楽しめて幸せとか、自分の目の外に幸せを見出す努力をしてゆかないと自死はなくならないだろう。