So many Japanese people die alone, there’s an industry devoted to cleaning up after them
This entry was posted by RealNews.Today on February 9, 2018 at 00:55
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There is a putrid smell emanating from the flat. There is an obvious brown stain on the futon where the body has been. The futon, the clothes, the newspapers and horse-racing stubs are covered with maggots and flies. Still, if the man had died in the summer and rotted for months in the sweltering heat, instead of drying to a shrivel as winter approached, it could have been much worse.