How many people in japan are homeless?

Answer 1

As of 2012, there were 46. 5 million people in the United States living in poverty. Of those, about 20. 4 million people were living 50 percent below the poverty line, which is considered deep poverty.

Answer 2

Per OECD, over half of single working parents in Japan were in relative poverty in 2000. The overall child poverty rate for 2000 was 14%. The Japan Labor Ministry released stats for 2007 stating nearly 1 in 6 Japanese, or over 20,000,000 million Japanese were below the poverty line. At 15.7%, this was close to the USA's poverty rate of 17.1%. Having lived in Japan for nearly 20 years, I can tell you Japanese view the US as a socially inequitable society, its own as largely middle class. So the 2007 figures when released were a shock to the system. Likely soon forgotten.

Answer 3

Japan is the 118 country with a population under poverty level.

Answer 4

aproximatly to 90000 to 569000 homeless

Answer 5

310,877,000