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Thursday, February 3, 2011

7.6 Sleazy guarantor brokers pray on the desperate

In Japan, we need guarantor and guarantor's sign or 'inkan' when we contract to something. Then I remembered that exchange students in YMCA worried about house renting system in Japan. Almost of them come to Japan and live there in first time. So, they have to rent or share room at first. Moreover they must find the guarantor and ask them the 'Inkan' to prove thire identification. One of exchange student from Taiwan said 'It was the most hard prossess of settlement in Japan.' Even if they have relatives or friends in Japan, it can't be easy to be accept as their guarantor. When I heared about that, Japan's guarantor system is very complicated. It is also strict to Japanese especialy the poverty. Anyway, our society absolutry needs the identifiable guarantor in every contract.

Nami

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