Being an Ex-Gambling Addict In Japan | ASIAN BOSS

Though gambling is illegal in Japan, a number of Japanese develop a gambling addiction. But the condition is not widely recognized in Japan. Here, we meet an outspoke gambling addiction opponent who is trying to promote the severity of this disease, and trying to help others on their road to recovery.

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Special thanks to Noriko Tanaka for sharing her story.

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