"Dismembered" But Living Together / Asami Sama / Yui Sasaki

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Society
[Introduction]
The Bazaar Cafe is a cafe (organization) (https://www.bazaarcafe.org/) that has been working since the late 1990 s in Imadegawa, Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto, to solve social problems such as being unable to work due to being a minority or having no place to live.
It is an "ordinary" cafe that renovated an old Western building built by Vories, but it is run by the Japanese Christian Church, Kyoto Diocese, artists, civic activists, university teachers, missionaries and pastors.
The Bazaar Cafe is a rare base where people who live alone in different realities such as sexuality, addiction, hikikomori, history of origin, HIV status, nationality, etc. live together as they are.
It employs these people, pastors, artists, students, neighborhood residents and children come and go (a blending community), and provides a "
2-5. A high school teacher who washes dishes : a different place to be
2-6. A pastor who is a regular guest : a place to put down the title
2-7. A social welfare trainee : a place where the I got from my internship is in the place
2-8. Bob-chan, a person
2-10. Taro and three adults : A wonderful place to raise children
2-11. Supported Social Workers :" It's like each other "
2-11. A 7-year volunteer staff : Encounters that change my life
2-1. Living in the difficulties that society has created
3-2. Conflicts among social workers
3-br> After working in the Bazaar Cafe secretariat for 9 years, I have been involved as a volunteer since 2024.
With" Re : "at the center, I work and play related to my life.
I got involved in the Bazaar Cafe when I was a student at Doshisha University.
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