@@alb12345672 meaningless if you dont have someone to leave your belongings too .. i know when my parents pass i will want to keep as many times from them .. but furniture is meaningless regardless
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@@kimsordyl from my research they get about 2.4-3.6 million yen(18-28k USD) a year on their first few years with 8 years and above at about 8 million yen (64k USD)
Have so much respect for the people who do this job. We don't often think about who cleans up after a deceased body? The police don't do it, so it is usually left to the grieving family. I also noted how they prayed before they entered the door, treating the deceased with respect and dignity.
I have a friend who does cleans up for road accident Till this day he still can't really stand cleaning bits of brains debris but just chose not to think about it while doing his job. He told me about using tweezer picking up tiny bits of brain fragments.
I’ve been on shock sites and seen my fair share of dead bodies from various ways. Some of The most brutal situations I’ve seen have been from road accident cars/bikes.
@@lotion5096 It was stated that not only did he die alone but also his family doesn't even want his stuff after he died. Really lonely feeling that its to that degree.
we dont know this mans story or the dynamics of his relationship w his kids at all its unforunate he died but lets not take the little info they gave us n start runnin w it
@@maiastniki Couldn’t have said it better myself. There’s not nearly enough info here to speculate on what kind of a man the deceased was. Nor the motivations of his surviving family. All that’s clear here is that it’s a sad situation for all parties concerned.
in the first episode, they estimated the time of death to be in early december, but the calendar in the bedroom where the body was is set to november. it couldve even been longer than expected and into late november, if it wasn't just forgetfulness. rest in peace to this person. :(
In America, this type of service is very expensive. But loved ones pay it, because nobody wants to have to clean their loved ones bodily remains. However, it’s hard to find a crew that is as respectful as these men. Most of them are assholes. I once watched a video like this one. The cleaning crew were making fun of the deceased, as they were scraping brain matter from the walls. The person had shot themselves in the head, due to depression. It was unbelievably disrespectful & infuriating. I hope this crew gets paid properly, for doing this type of work. They are extremely professional & respectful.
How horrible that someone could laugh at the last remnants of a persons body that has tragically passed!! Being desensitized to this is no excuse to laugh and be disrespectful at a suicide scene.. This crew was extremely respectful, I hope more cleanup crews like this one will become more common in America
@@Bren.nto6971 I’ll look it up, it’s an older show. I will definitely post the link here when I find it. That guy should seriously NOT be in this line of work😒.
Agreed with you totally I don't live in America but everyone nowadays try to be cool n funny which only turns them into A holes a sane human should know when to joke n when to pay respect
looking at the figurines he left behind, this made me think of my own collectibles too. one day someone will have to take care of my stuffs. life is fragile...
@@Unknownxxx2345 You don't know how clueless family members are to our collection. Some worth thousand dollars and they sell in garage sale for couple bucks :P
His calendar was still on November, based off of the order of the rest of his apartment, he probably would've switched it over to December. Maybe he was gone a little longer than originally thought
At least, he die in his sleep peacefully with no struggle. My grandma withered away in front of my eyes in 6 months, bedridden. It’s better to just go as quickly as possible as peaceful as possible. In the end, you are alone on this last journey.
@@justgado2772 We don't know if he truly died peacefully and painlessly. Sure, he may have died naturally, but what we mean here is that he most likely died lonely. No one to care about him as he slowly drifted away. Now that's sad. At least your grandma had you and family by her side.
there are some around the world and i know one exists in my country. but there are so little of them, with the amount of abandoned elders - you just can’t help everyone which is sad(
In Australia those who live alone, even if they have family/children, they don't bother to call or visit. So many die here alone. Neighbours don't care. Friends don't exist. They are only discovered when they fail to pay the rent, the bank or bills. It's been like this forever here. Here it's normal to live alone, eat alone, work alone then die alone. There is no community spirit anywhere here.
60+ is not that old. Life is so unpredictable, he did not even get to finish his edamame. Hopefully some of his belongings can be recycled or reused by anyone who needed them.
Nah, it is like Forensic pathologist, coroners, study for that, these guys are also trained to deal with such situations. Some people are just made for such a job.
It's interesting how a team from the US handles cleaning up a death versus the rest of the world. Japan using a disinfectant on the walls is very different to me. Glad to see they ground the liquid off the concrete. You really need to remove everything. I appreciate the hard work you and your team did to restore the apartment. May this person rest in peace.
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This makes me really think about the usefulness of old folks’ homes, so that the passing of the elderly doesn’t go unnoticed between visits from loved ones who have busy lives. Plus then they aren’t lonely.
Most old people dont want to be put into a old folks home because it makes them realise that they are near the end of their life. My dad used to say to me, “dont put me in a old folks home when im older, just shoot me.”
Im a CNA and there isn't truly a way to go "Not Lonely" When those you care about are not there. You can certainly be living in a Nursing Home/ Old Folks Home and still be very lonely. I see it more than I see someone who is not lonely.
even though this person died alone, I hope he was able to live a fulfilling life before his time came. So nice of the team to be nothing but respectful of the deceased
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RIP this poor man who died alone, without his family knowing. I found it comforting how respectful and careful this Japanese sanitation clean up team were. It is in their culture, and i wonder, sadly, if a clean up team in the UK would be so respectful and sensitive as well as thorough in their work.
I thought those were real floorboards lol. I always think about what will become of my belongings after I die. Sad to think all your cherished items just go to the trash. That man was very tidy and minimalistic. I always want to minimise all my stuff but it's hard.
Me too, I have a large collection of valuable books that I'm very proud of, I also have no family, so all my precious books that took me years to collect will all go in the trash I guess, lol 😭
I liked how respectful they were. Also curious if the man’s family didn’t want anything could some of the household goods and unexpired food be donated?
I don’t think the food is eatable after a body decomposed in a same house. My teacher once told me that her acquaintance died alone and they had to throw all the dishes away as the smell was really strong and absorbed. So sad 😢
Yeah you definitely cannot donate unopened food where a dead body has been decomposing - look at the amount of sanitation alone that they had to do to disinfect and remove bacteria and odor.
@@Kamitube You have no idea if the cleaner changed gloves. The refrigerator shot could have been done BEFORE the futon shot. This was not filmed as one clip. Come on now.
His calendar still says November. He seems pretty organized for it to say November unless he passed away earlier than the post office started trying to deliver his packages. Very sad, nobody deserves to pass alone.
This may be very hippy dippy of me, but, I feel like their level of care in service to the space would be so pleasing to the person’s spirit. Though his passing was sad, it gives me so much joy to know that he and his space, his things were respected by complete strangers. They deserve the best compensation available.
I'm not sure watching this while sick with covid was the smartest idea on my part. I just know that I certainly couldn't handle this job as looking at it is making me a bit nauseous. Granted, nausea is coming easy to me right now, but yeah. The crew did a very good and respectable job. I'm glad such services exist.
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I feel deeply sorrowful to even think of such life. You're alone living and also alone when dying, nobody is around at all except your landlord. That is such a tragedy as a soul. It hurts too much to even think about it. May God bless those who do these kind of jobs, it's hard and emotionally scarring to hear the deceased person's story before clearing their homes.
Respect and thank you for the professional who make the room clear and tidy. Dying alone is a real problem in the modern society. This video give me a chance to think about what is really matter in life.
So very sad to think that you have lived 60+ years,and your whole life comes down to this. Dying alone with nobody that cares for you,it happens more and more,all around the world. Rest in Paradise ❤️
WOW..very good job with good spirit from you guys while cleaning the home. The past Aura goes away peaceffuly and the home is ready to welcome another peaceful soul to be with. This flat got beautiful welcome Aura. The owner is lucky to have good spirited home even with death been there..its still remain beautiful.
you guys are amazing people, very respectful and dedicated. i worked with many types of cleaning in Japan (although surely not this kind and I'm not strong enough as this team to do it) and i know we cleaners are not valued much by society. i wanted to come forth and value your work as I'm sure many arrogant 会社員 will scoff at people like us for not having a "proper job" but society couldn't ever function without people like me and especially people like you, doing the things most aren't willing to do. keep up the good work always. お疲れさまです。
I read that in the past, people who worked in this kind of profession are oftenly despised by society, however after the technology of ease documentation people put special respect and interest on this job and i thinking the same thing and they deserve that to the fullest.
His home was well organized, tidy and spotless till the day he died but so sad that his son rejected his inheritance and seemed to want little to nothing to do with the deceased
Because you have to pay almost 50% for the inheritance tax in Japan. If their relationship wasn't strained, he might just liquidate all the assets and give it to his son in cash without a trace in the system. The reason you have to pay in a ridiculous amount for inheritance is why most people in Japan don't like the idea of inheriting assets
@@ge7sur3nka34 There is a pattern actually. Nowadays, my japanese friend's parent, when they reach retired age (65-70, hey these days japanese said that 60's is the new 40's), they will sell the house and split the money to their children. Also they rent a small apartment just to live using their retirement money. You also can not inherit any real estate in Japan due to the tax and property ownership only lasts for 90 years. That's why a lot of japanese wait until their kids were born to put their kid's name on the mortgage.
That"s really sad. He passed away alone. He seemed like he was in good health keeping his place in good condition. They said a prayer for him prior to entering his home. I wonder if he died of a broken heart?
Just so sad. Had the man had family who cared about him, he would have been found as soon as he died and then had a decent funeral. As it is, I guess everything was burnt including his remains. Every person who has lived should have a respectful ending. Their life was precious and their memory should be remembered with dignity. Rest in Peace, Sir.🙏❤️🙏
I don't know your name and I'm from another country. I hope you've found some kind of peace passing into the next life. I'm sorry you were alone, and if you ever were lonely. I honor your life. I take your silent lessons to heart. For sure the people who're cleaning his home were kind and considerate. I could never do what they do as a full time job.
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My neighbor, who was also a classmate died alone. The neighbors started smelling something bad and notified the manager who sent the maintenance guy over to check. They found his body. He lived alone and his family didn’t know he passed until police called them.
I used to watched videos from another bio cleaning company; I decided to stop when I saw how disrespectful they were towards the person that had died in the place they where cleaning. I also saw, how they were not following the cleanness of protocols.
@@pcyderelict1857 I will give you 2 examples: 1) They had to clean the house of a man that lived as a woman. When he died he was wearing wig. I don't know for how long he was dead, but when the body was taken obviously the wig was left behind. When the room was been cleared up and the wig was found, they found a bee hive, but the ones made with spider webs. They cleaners started passing the wig around and freaking out. 2) the same house, another cleaner, found a dildo and was showing it to all laughing making jokes.
@@mirandapanda5439 They have a lot of followers, but I just did not liked the way the would handle certain situations. ruclips.net/user/CrimeSceneCleaning
its all kinda sad that every single thing he had in this house has cost him money and a lot of effort...so seeing this all taken away simply just like that....hurt to see....😢...
The Japanese culture of treating dead people is somehow extremely impressive. I once saw the service of dead body bathing and wearing clothes in a Japanese movie(A typical Japanese old boring movie). But I coincidentally watched that part and felt so relieved for the dead person. From bathing, wearing clothes to the final placing into coffin and all necessary arrangements for the dead is so neat and with respect. They can just do " done quickly is all I need" but, no, the face of the person who's doing all those work is like doing for his own LIVING father. NOTE : Also it's in the movie, but that man who did service for the dead one was not the actor. I didn't remember clearly but it's mixed with the real and movie. Although Japan is a bit creepy to live, there's a respectful treatment you still can get as for the dead person.
It is extremely rare that a person died alone and be so organized. He not abused nor neglected. He is not narcissist where he seeks attention of others. He passed away peacefully and in a better place.🙏🙏RIP Sir
We don't do that way in our family, we all live alone but we see or talk to each other 1 to 4 times each week. If someone passes, we will know real soon! 👍
I am watching this type of stuff for the first time. it is really depressing. i wish everybody to have a family and loved ones around when they die. Ameen.
En Netflix hay una serie que se llama mudanzas al cielo y trata de distintas historias justo de una compañía que limpia, y hacen eso de tratar con respeto y hasta pedir permiso y despedirlos para comenzar a limpiar me gustó mucho y si te hace pensar y respetar el trabajo tan fuerte que tienen estos trabajadores mis respetos para ellos ...
Con respeto realizan este arduo procedimiento . Gracias por compartir estos momentos tristes y lamentables que acontecen a menudo. Sería genial, que pusieran dentro de lo posible subtítulos en español? Gracias 🙌🙏👏
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I visit Japan often. My wife’s family is from Chiba. I know in Japan it’s very hard to rent a place to someone if they had a death in the apartment/house. Usually older people find it hard to find a rental due to their age. Nobody wants someone dying there. 🙏
i love how much respect you show to the passed away man and even his items...you japanese are wonderful people...much love and greetings from Germany! sends Kitsune
I just feel bad for the guy to have nobody there to grieve his death. Even if you have a bad relationship with your parent you should show some type of respect for the death of your parent.
Me too. I'm not that old but I've chosen to never marry and I have no children. I think everyone thinks about the logistics when it is our time. You are not alone in your situation.
The rent will be cheaper its called jikobukken. Someone who died in a house ir apartment they rent it out cheap in Japan i know because my last apartment was one 😆
Rip to the previous tenant :( may you pass without pain or suffering. I wonder though how long does the cleaning tend to take? I know that it differs but do we have an estimated time? (Day wise)
Where do you think you will be after your last breath on earth? You can know for certain. Romans 10:9 John 3:16 I hope to see you make it there. Don't let anyone make your decision for you. Is it not worth looking into? Don't expect different results from asking the same questions or doing the same things over and over expecting a different outcome. It's your life you only get one.
Very fine job you did! One thought came to mind as I saw the "After" video: Do you also clean the filter in the air conditioning unit, that was in the wall??? Air conditioning units need to be kept clean, not only to cool the air, but filter it. Unless your air conditioning units are designed differently in your country. Just wondering........
Parabéns aos trabalhadores, profissão que requere uma resiliência psicológica para quem tem um senso de empatia forte Vim pela reportagem no BBC News Brasil sobre "lonely death cleaners"
@@angrybear86 I know this is sad and hard to think about. We're so attached to our earthly life... But we all go with the wind, there wouldn't be space for each of us if we kept untouched the places we've been at. It's ok. Death might not be the end of everything.
I feel very terified if I'll be the next renter and eventually learn this, I'm sure I'll be out on that moment bec. may be there will be some scary moments to appear in that unit...
He was someone like me with his Zippo lighter and Bike models and love for mushrooms. What happens to my model aircraft, my train sets, my die cast cars, my telescope, my ship models and my hard drives full of data after I am gone? I often wonder.
I don't know family system at Japan,however at my country,family is very to important,hard,easy,alwaysvtogether,this Malaysia family system,yes still have,privacy,how you busy,pkeasevdon't your parent,always to visit them,distant relative and nearest relative should visit to visit each other for relatiobship, this Malaysia family system,and add,who sick in family should be visit and help how can you should help,that why some youth Japanese went moving to my country,the feel amazing the Malaysia family,because harmony of family
if im not mistaken that kind of apartment will be rented with lower price after right? because someone already died in there? i forgot how they called those kinds of apartment...
They are referred to as “stigmatized housing”. Any natural, suicidal, or murder in the home are all stigmatized housing. Knowing there may be Yurei (entities, sometimes malevolent) there.
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Hey KansaiCleanService, while I agree these problems are quite challenging and generally hidden, however they are not unique to Japan at all. Unfortunately many people around the world die a lonely death and hoarding disorder often combined with agoraphobia is also increasingly common globally.
They said : "It's better to lived alone than to with anybody " but in that rare case... how would a help comfort when illness happened to death ?Where are the bones and head?
You do god’s work. Excellent, reverent, and complete. Congratulations and wishing you much success in this business. You are doing so much more than cleaning. Thank you!
I dunno why but I feel my stomach is rolling like I wanted to throw up when they remove the futon. But man... I really feel bad for that person who died alone and his body was undiscovered and rotten for 2 weeks... Hope his soul rest in peace. :(
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I hope the tidy man isn't worried about other people having to clean and he's having a peaceful afterlife.
Shows how meanliness all material possessions are.
@@alb12345672 meaningless if you dont have someone to leave your belongings too .. i know when my parents pass i will want to keep as many times from them .. but furniture is meaningless regardless
I thought of the same thing!😭🙌🏼✨
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I hope there is an after life...
I hope these guys are well paid for what they do. It's obviously not an easy job, but nonetheless an essential service.
I wouldn't expect this to be a well-paid job.....
@@kimsordyl well in Western probably not.
@@PMMZ98 in the west it probably pays a lot because it’s a biohazard.
@@kimsordyl from my research they get about 2.4-3.6 million yen(18-28k USD) a year on their first few years with 8 years and above at about 8 million yen (64k USD)
@@OmNi08 thank you! So yeah as expected, not a great pay…for what needs to be done.
Have so much respect for the people who do this job. We don't often think about who cleans up after a deceased body? The police don't do it, so it is usually left to the grieving family. I also noted how they prayed before they entered the door, treating the deceased with respect and dignity.
I have a friend who does cleans up for road accident Till this day he still can't really stand cleaning bits of brains debris but just chose not to think about it while doing his job. He told me about using tweezer picking up tiny bits of brain fragments.
It's a dirty job, but someone had to do it.
I’ve been on shock sites and seen my fair share of dead bodies from various ways. Some of
The most brutal situations I’ve seen have been from road accident cars/bikes.
there is a netflix kdrama named "Move To Heaven" about this job.. maybe you'd like to watch. it was so touching
@@ozkaraserra I enjoyed watching move to heaven
RIP. A man who lived in lonely dignity. Worked all his life and finally unwanted by his family & the world. Rest in Peace. You are free now.
how do you know so much about the mans life
@@iancabalar8735 i watched the first episode before this one but i think maybe i wasnt paying attention
@@lotion5096 It was stated that not only did he die alone but also his family doesn't even want his stuff after he died. Really lonely feeling that its to that degree.
we dont know this mans story or the dynamics of his relationship w his kids at all its unforunate he died but lets not take the little info they gave us n start runnin w it
@@maiastniki Couldn’t have said it better myself. There’s not nearly enough info here to speculate on what kind of a man the deceased was. Nor the motivations of his surviving family. All that’s clear here is that it’s a sad situation for all parties concerned.
in the first episode, they estimated the time of death to be in early december, but the calendar in the bedroom where the body was is set to november. it couldve even been longer than expected and into late november, if it wasn't just forgetfulness. rest in peace to this person. :(
In America, this type of service is very expensive. But loved ones pay it, because nobody wants to have to clean their loved ones bodily remains. However, it’s hard to find a crew that is as respectful as these men. Most of them are assholes. I once watched a video like this one. The cleaning crew were making fun of the deceased, as they were scraping brain matter from the walls. The person had shot themselves in the head, due to depression. It was unbelievably disrespectful & infuriating. I hope this crew gets paid properly, for doing this type of work. They are extremely professional & respectful.
How horrible that someone could laugh at the last remnants of a persons body that has tragically passed!! Being desensitized to this is no excuse to laugh and be disrespectful at a suicide scene.. This crew was extremely respectful, I hope more cleanup crews like this one will become more common in America
Video source? Wanna pay a visit.
@@Bren.nto6971 I’ll look it up, it’s an older show. I will definitely post the link here when I find it. That guy should seriously NOT be in this line of work😒.
@@IfAllElseFails_Ctrl_Alt_Del have you found it?
Agreed with you totally I don't live in America but everyone nowadays try to be cool n funny which only turns them into A holes a sane human should know when to joke n when to pay respect
looking at the figurines he left behind, this made me think of my own collectibles too. one day someone will have to take care of my stuffs. life is fragile...
Yeah I have a good gun collection. I hope they won’t mess with my collection when I die 😂
Ikr I think I need to jot down all my figures price so if I died my family can at least sell them
@@Unknownxxx2345 You don't know how clueless family members are to our collection. Some worth thousand dollars and they sell in garage sale for couple bucks :P
Yeah, I don't actually own figurines but I do have tons of books and I can only hope they're all donated once I'm gone
@@TomEllisLovesU Hopefully they won't label the books "From a pass away" lol they could be haunted books x-D
His calendar was still on November, based off of the order of the rest of his apartment, he probably would've switched it over to December. Maybe he was gone a little longer than originally thought
I didn't change the date on calendar since 2019 cuz I'm depressed lazy @$$
@@nabeelahmed9892 I thought mine at 2020 March is still bad, you are definitely better than me
My calendar says May and we’re in July
@@LetoZeth glad to meet the fellow senior lazist
i dont have one
I watched this with a heavy heart.
It's feel so sad dying alone and no one knows.
I had 2 brothers both die alone last year 1 month apart. It's terrible. One wasn't found for 2 weeks. No one could reach him.
Yes. I was thinking the same thing.
At least, he die in his sleep peacefully with no struggle. My grandma withered away in front of my eyes in 6 months, bedridden. It’s better to just go as quickly as possible as peaceful as possible. In the end, you are alone on this last journey.
@@justgado2772 We don't know if he truly died peacefully and painlessly. Sure, he may have died naturally, but what we mean here is that he most likely died lonely. No one to care about him as he slowly drifted away. Now that's sad. At least your grandma had you and family by her side.
@@xarius1 I am sorry to hear that. That's sad.
there should be an organisation that takes care of these lonely old people and checks on them every now and then
there are some around the world and i know one exists in my country. but there are so little of them, with the amount of abandoned elders - you just can’t help everyone which is sad(
I want to die alone - no gawkers!
They exist, but some people refuse their help because they absolutely want to stay independent.
I have a community of such in my town. Assistant living but for active elderly who retired and don’t wish to live in apartments.
In Australia those who live alone, even if they have family/children, they don't bother to call or visit. So many die here alone. Neighbours don't care. Friends don't exist. They are only discovered when they fail to pay the rent, the bank or bills. It's been like this forever here. Here it's normal to live alone, eat alone, work alone then die alone. There is no community spirit anywhere here.
I find it strangelly comforting knowing that even when you passed alone someone still will clean after you with care and respect.
60+ is not that old. Life is so unpredictable, he did not even get to finish his edamame. Hopefully some of his belongings can be recycled or reused by anyone who needed them.
Technically back in the day, that is old. Medicines is the only reason why humans live longer.
@@zerotodona1495 Tell that to-10. Enoch - 365 · 9. Lamech - 777 · 8. Mahalalel - 895 · 7. Enos - 905 · 6. Kenan - 910 · 5. Seth - 912 Years Old · 4. Adam - 930 Years Old · 3. Noah - 950 Years Old.
@@asmodeus1274 Ah yes, the select few "humans" definitely constitutes the large percentage of life expectancy for the majority of humans world wide 🗿
@@edrius154 It was sarcasm, dimbulb.
@@edrius154 go play your wild rift games, adults are speaking
They should wear special masks for working with biohazards and such. These guys are awesome. It must be mentally draining for them as well.
Nah, it is like Forensic pathologist, coroners, study for that, these guys are also trained to deal with such situations. Some people are just made for such a job.
It's interesting how a team from the US handles cleaning up a death versus the rest of the world. Japan using a disinfectant on the walls is very different to me. Glad to see they ground the liquid off the concrete. You really need to remove everything. I appreciate the hard work you and your team did to restore the apartment. May this person rest in peace.
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@@k_clean0 Well done to Ako san and his crew.
May his soul rest in peace.
This makes me really think about the usefulness of old folks’ homes, so that the passing of the elderly doesn’t go unnoticed between visits from loved ones who have busy lives. Plus then they aren’t lonely.
Most old people dont want to be put into a old folks home because it makes them realise that they are near the end of their life.
My dad used to say to me, “dont put me in a old folks home when im older, just shoot me.”
Im a CNA and there isn't truly a way to go "Not Lonely" When those you care about are not there. You can certainly be living in a Nursing Home/ Old Folks Home and still be very lonely. I see it more than I see someone who is not lonely.
even though this person died alone, I hope he was able to live a fulfilling life before his time came. So nice of the team to be nothing but respectful of the deceased
My respect for those workers, its really nice to see how they work with respect, isnt a fancy job, but someone need to do.
Thank you so much.
Oh wow, I love that they prayed before entering the room and cleaned up every mess there. It's a tough job. Mad respect and admiration for the team!
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This is not an easy job well done guys
RIP this poor man who died alone, without his family knowing. I found it comforting how respectful and careful this Japanese sanitation clean up team were. It is in their culture, and i wonder, sadly, if a clean up team in the UK would be so respectful and sensitive as well as thorough in their work.
I thought those were real floorboards lol. I always think about what will become of my belongings after I die. Sad to think all your cherished items just go to the trash. That man was very tidy and minimalistic. I always want to minimise all my stuff but it's hard.
Me too, I have a large collection of valuable books that I'm very proud of, I also have no family, so all my precious books that took me years to collect will all go in the trash I guess, lol 😭
How utterly sad. Difficult situation for everyone concerned.
I liked how respectful they were. Also curious if the man’s family didn’t want anything could some of the household goods and unexpired food be donated?
I don’t think the food is eatable after a body decomposed in a same house. My teacher once told me that her acquaintance died alone and they had to throw all the dishes away as the smell was really strong and absorbed. So sad 😢
@@Meow-nz7lz That and the cleaner also touched the food with his gloves after touching the futon...
Yeah you definitely cannot donate unopened food where a dead body has been decomposing - look at the amount of sanitation alone that they had to do to disinfect and remove bacteria and odor.
@@Kamitube You have no idea if the cleaner changed gloves. The refrigerator shot could have been done BEFORE the futon shot. This was not filmed as one clip. Come on now.
Respectively, where is the body?
His calendar still says November. He seems pretty organized for it to say November unless he passed away earlier than the post office started trying to deliver his packages. Very sad, nobody deserves to pass alone.
This may be very hippy dippy of me, but, I feel like their level of care in service to the space would be so pleasing to the person’s spirit. Though his passing was sad, it gives me so much joy to know that he and his space, his things were respected by complete strangers. They deserve the best compensation available.
I'm not sure watching this while sick with covid was the smartest idea on my part. I just know that I certainly couldn't handle this job as looking at it is making me a bit nauseous. Granted, nausea is coming easy to me right now, but yeah. The crew did a very good and respectable job. I'm glad such services exist.
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I feel deeply sorrowful to even think of such life. You're alone living and also alone when dying, nobody is around at all except your landlord. That is such a tragedy as a soul. It hurts too much to even think about it. May God bless those who do these kind of jobs, it's hard and emotionally scarring to hear the deceased person's story before clearing their homes.
Respect and thank you for the professional who make the room clear and tidy. Dying alone is a real problem in the modern society. This video give me a chance to think about what is really matter in life.
So much respect for the departed......
Much respect for those that do the job so well. 🙏
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So very sad to think that you have lived 60+ years,and your whole life comes down to this. Dying alone with nobody that cares for you,it happens more and more,all around the world. Rest in Paradise ❤️
WOW..very good job with good spirit from you guys while cleaning the home. The past Aura goes away peaceffuly and the home is ready to welcome another peaceful soul to be with. This flat got beautiful welcome Aura. The owner is lucky to have good spirited home even with death been there..its still remain beautiful.
you guys are amazing people, very respectful and dedicated. i worked with many types of cleaning in Japan (although surely not this kind and I'm not strong enough as this team to do it) and i know we cleaners are not valued much by society. i wanted to come forth and value your work as I'm sure many arrogant 会社員 will scoff at people like us for not having a "proper job" but society couldn't ever function without people like me and especially people like you, doing the things most aren't willing to do.
keep up the good work always. お疲れさまです。
May that man RIP. But this team made that apartment look incredible. Ready for its next chapter and new tenants.
Such a great work. My respect for that.
I hope when I die alone one day, there is someone is so kind like them. At least in my afterlife
I read that in the past, people who worked in this kind of profession are oftenly despised by society, however after the technology of ease documentation people put special respect and interest on this job and i thinking the same thing and they deserve that to the fullest.
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His home was well organized, tidy and spotless till the day he died but so sad that his son rejected his inheritance and seemed to want little to nothing to do with the deceased
Because you have to pay almost 50% for the inheritance tax in Japan. If their relationship wasn't strained, he might just liquidate all the assets and give it to his son in cash without a trace in the system. The reason you have to pay in a ridiculous amount for inheritance is why most people in Japan don't like the idea of inheriting assets
@@rider12go no one knows when they're gonna die bro, otherwise people are gonna abuse it
@@ge7sur3nka34 There is a pattern actually. Nowadays, my japanese friend's parent, when they reach retired age (65-70, hey these days japanese said that 60's is the new 40's), they will sell the house and split the money to their children. Also they rent a small apartment just to live using their retirement money. You also can not inherit any real estate in Japan due to the tax and property ownership only lasts for 90 years. That's why a lot of japanese wait until their kids were born to put their kid's name on the mortgage.
So much respect to those who clean after someone passes. Thank you 🙏🏼
Thank you so much.
That"s really sad. He passed away alone. He seemed like he was in good health keeping his place in good condition. They said a prayer for him prior to entering his home. I wonder if he died of a broken heart?
Just so sad. Had the man had family who cared about him, he would have been found as soon as he died and then had a decent funeral. As it is, I guess everything was burnt including his remains. Every person who has lived should have a respectful ending. Their life was precious and their memory should be remembered with dignity. Rest in Peace, Sir.🙏❤️🙏
Cremation is the standard in Japan, so as sad as it is, I’m sure he was still given a dignified service and burial.
I don't know your name and I'm from another country. I hope you've found some kind of peace passing into the next life. I'm sorry you were alone, and if you ever were lonely. I honor your life. I take your silent lessons to heart.
For sure the people who're cleaning his home were kind and considerate. I could never do what they do as a full time job.
Well done for doing what you do and with so much respect. Namaste xxx
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My neighbor, who was also a classmate died alone. The neighbors started smelling something bad and notified the manager who sent the maintenance guy over to check. They found his body.
He lived alone and his family didn’t know he passed until police called them.
So sad. nobody deserves to die alone but this is a cruel world. may he find rest and peace in the afterlife.
A very good job,,, salute to you good people thankful to have such kind of people like you in this world 👍
I used to watched videos from another bio cleaning company; I decided to stop when I saw how disrespectful they were towards the person that had died in the place they where cleaning. I also saw, how they were not following the cleanness of protocols.
Link to them?
What they did?
@@pcyderelict1857
I will give you 2 examples:
1)
They had to clean the house of a man that lived as a woman. When he died he was wearing wig. I don't know for how long he was dead, but when the body was taken obviously the wig was left behind. When the room was been cleared up and the wig was found, they found a bee hive, but the ones made with spider webs. They cleaners started passing the wig around and freaking out.
2) the same house, another cleaner, found a dildo and was showing it to all laughing making jokes.
@@mirandapanda5439
They have a lot of followers, but I just did not liked the way the would handle certain situations.
ruclips.net/user/CrimeSceneCleaning
Can you tell us what they did??
its all kinda sad that every single thing he had in this house has cost him money and a lot of effort...so seeing this all taken away simply just like that....hurt to see....😢...
This is so much nicer...
Japanese people n their manners are legendary!! Lots of love from Pakistan!
Very good y'all show respect for the deceased...
The Japanese culture of treating dead people is somehow extremely impressive. I once saw the service of dead body bathing and wearing clothes in a Japanese movie(A typical Japanese old boring movie). But I coincidentally watched that part and felt so relieved for the dead person. From bathing, wearing clothes to the final placing into coffin and all necessary arrangements for the dead is so neat and with respect. They can just do " done quickly is all I need" but, no, the face of the person who's doing all those work is like doing for his own LIVING father. NOTE : Also it's in the movie, but that man who did service for the dead one was not the actor. I didn't remember clearly but it's mixed with the real and movie.
Although Japan is a bit creepy to live, there's a respectful treatment you still can get as for the dead person.
It is extremely rare that a person died alone and be so organized. He not abused nor neglected. He is not narcissist where he seeks attention of others. He passed away peacefully and in a better place.🙏🙏RIP Sir
We don't do that way in our family, we all live alone but we see or talk to each other 1 to 4 times each week. If someone passes, we will know real soon! 👍
I am watching this type of stuff for the first time. it is really depressing. i wish everybody to have a family and loved ones around when they die. Ameen.
Respect to people who is doing this work on daoly basis
Thank you so much.
En Netflix hay una serie que se llama mudanzas al cielo y trata de distintas historias justo de una compañía que limpia, y hacen eso de tratar con respeto y hasta pedir permiso y despedirlos para comenzar a limpiar me gustó mucho y si te hace pensar y respetar el trabajo tan fuerte que tienen estos trabajadores mis respetos para ellos ...
Con respeto realizan este arduo procedimiento . Gracias por compartir estos momentos tristes y lamentables que acontecen a menudo. Sería genial, que pusieran dentro de lo posible subtítulos en español? Gracias 🙌🙏👏
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I hope that old man live a happy life in after life. May god bless him and grand his wish
यह देखकर दिल दहल जाता है, कोई अपने ही घर में मरता है और किसी को उनकी परवाह भी नहीं, वो मरे हुए लोग फिर कभी नहीं दिखेंगे
Super interesting and amaze to see such a process 👏🏽👍🏽
I visit Japan often. My wife’s family is from Chiba. I know in Japan it’s very hard to rent a place to someone if they had a death in the apartment/house.
Usually older people find it hard to find a rental due to their age. Nobody wants someone dying there. 🙏
i love how much respect you show to the passed away man and even his items...you japanese are wonderful people...much love and greetings from Germany! sends Kitsune
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I love that flooring...i thought it was rel hardwood and was like how tf they gonna pull up the hardwood
I just feel bad for the guy to have nobody there to grieve his death. Even if you have a bad relationship with your parent you should show some type of respect for the death of your parent.
Great job guys. I'm a little concerned you're not using butter respirators please take care of yourself and good bless you.
This will be me, I live alone in my apartment and I have no family or friends... 😔 I will probably be a skeleton by the time someone finds me.
Me too. I'm not that old but I've chosen to never marry and I have no children. I think everyone thinks about the logistics when it is our time. You are not alone in your situation.
Oh my God.. in my mind it will be still scary to live in the room.
May God bless him heaven
Amazing work
You men are very respectful doing a very difficult job. 💞
I just watched the first video and I was terribly sad. Thank you for all you do and keep his dignity 😔
This has got to be a very difficult job to do but they did it so respectfully so sad for the man to die alone I hope he is at peace now
The rent will be cheaper its called jikobukken. Someone who died in a house ir apartment they rent it out cheap in Japan i know because my last apartment was one 😆
Tutto con precisione 😮 bravissimi
thank you
But now, one more thing that they have to deal with
The spirit
Rip to the previous tenant :( may you pass without pain or suffering.
I wonder though how long does the cleaning tend to take?
I know that it differs but do we have an estimated time?
(Day wise)
It can take 8 hours depending upon how detailed the clean up is maybe even longer.
anyone notice how the guy seemed partly see through at times?
Where do you think you will be after your last breath on earth?
You can know for certain.
Romans 10:9
John 3:16
I hope to see you make it there.
Don't let anyone make your decision for you. Is it not worth looking into? Don't expect different results from asking the same questions or doing the same things over and over expecting a different outcome.
It's your life you only get one.
Very fine job you did! One thought came to mind as I saw the "After" video: Do you also clean the filter in the air conditioning unit, that was in the wall??? Air conditioning units need to be kept clean, not only to cool the air, but filter it. Unless your air conditioning units are designed differently in your country. Just wondering........
Parabéns aos trabalhadores, profissão que requere uma resiliência psicológica para quem tem um senso de empatia forte
Vim pela reportagem no BBC News Brasil sobre "lonely death cleaners"
Morbid Curiosity.
I saw this pop-upon my reccomended and left it there for 2 days in a seperate tab.
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Great job!
It's as if he never lived and died there
Super sad really. Zero existence of him at all. Gone with the wind literally
@@angrybear86 I know this is sad and hard to think about. We're so attached to our earthly life... But we all go with the wind, there wouldn't be space for each of us if we kept untouched the places we've been at. It's ok. Death might not be the end of everything.
I feel very terified if I'll be the next renter and eventually learn this, I'm sure I'll be out on that moment bec. may be there will be some scary moments to appear in that unit...
He was someone like me with his Zippo lighter and Bike models and love for mushrooms. What happens to my model aircraft, my train sets, my die cast cars, my telescope, my ship models and my hard drives full of data after I am gone? I often wonder.
I don't know family system at Japan,however at my country,family is very to important,hard,easy,alwaysvtogether,this Malaysia family system,yes still have,privacy,how you busy,pkeasevdon't your parent,always to visit them,distant relative and nearest relative should visit to visit each other for relatiobship, this Malaysia family system,and add,who sick in family should be visit and help how can you should help,that why some youth Japanese went moving to my country,the feel amazing the Malaysia family,because harmony of family
It's as if the deceased person never even existed. So clean and new after.
I can't believe the fluid soaked into the floor in just afew days 😳
may his soul, rest in peace 🕊️ amen 🙏
if im not mistaken that kind of apartment will be rented with lower price after right? because someone already died in there? i forgot how they called those kinds of apartment...
"Jiko Bukken", I read it in the comments!!
They are referred to as “stigmatized housing”. Any natural, suicidal, or murder in the home are all stigmatized housing. Knowing there may be Yurei (entities, sometimes malevolent) there.
the new tenant watching this while sitting in this room like 0_0
great job from you guys...
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Hey KansaiCleanService, while I agree these problems are quite challenging and generally hidden, however they are not unique to Japan at all.
Unfortunately many people around the world die a lonely death and hoarding disorder often combined with agoraphobia is also increasingly common globally.
Absolutely not unique to only Japan. Happens all the time all over the world. Please open windows as soon as you enter.
At 2:36 you can see that the calendar is still on the November page, so maybe even died before december
The music just made it ten times more eerie
They said : "It's better to lived alone than to with anybody " but in that rare case... how would a help comfort when illness happened to death ?Where are the bones and head?
You do god’s work. Excellent, reverent, and complete. Congratulations and wishing you much success in this business. You are doing so much more than cleaning. Thank you!
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Thank you for having respect and having a prayer before starting❤
I'm really surprised to see how deep the bodily fluids soaked in.
I dunno why but I feel my stomach is rolling like I wanted to throw up when they remove the futon.
But man... I really feel bad for that person who died alone and his body was undiscovered and rotten for 2 weeks... Hope his soul rest in peace. :(
The calendar…
1:03 plot twist: the man doing the cleaning was in fact the ghost itself.. now i understand why so much respect....