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net cafe refugee
, also known as , are a class of homeless people in Japan who do not own or rent a residence (thus having no permanent address) and sleep in 24-hour Internet cafés or manga cafés.
Although such cafés originally provided only Internet services, some have expanded their services to include food, drink, and showers. They are often used by commuters who miss the last train; however, the net café refugee trend has seen large numbers of people use them as their homes.〔BusinessWeek. (Japan's Net Café Refugees ). August 28, 2007.〕
==Prevalence==
A Japanese government study estimated that over 5,400 people are spending at least half of their week staying in net cafes.〔Water Week. (New Japanese underclass, “net cafe refugees”, emerges: homeless and low-paid, living in cubicles, and net lounges ). 17 October 2007.〕 It has been alleged that this phenomenon is part of an increasing wealth gap in Japan, which has historically boasted of having a very economically equal society.〔Breitbart. . August 15, 2007.〕
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