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A large debt and abandoned
property was left after my husband passed away in 1998. I went
bankrupt. I borrowed my son's school fees from my neighbors.
I received scholarship money from the city government of 10,000
Japanese yen ($80) every month but I couldn't do anything with
this small amount of money. I have been working day and night
but my paycheck is still low. So, I still must borrow money
from neighbors.
(Mother, three children, 39)
After I obtained as insurance agency license, the company that
I was working for went bankrupt. I have been looking for a job
since. I have three children but I do not know how we can live.
That is why I applied for Ashinaga scholarships for my three
children.
(Mother, three children, 46)
I was laid off from my company. Now I am searching for a new
job. My husband died of overwork five years ago. My biggest
disappointment is that my son couldn't go on his high school
class trip. My son has already given up to go on school trips.
He receives a scholarship from town but it is not enough to
pay all school fees. (Mother, Three children, 46)
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