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- 1. Haenah Chun, Ross Delano, Serniqua Dougherty, Andres Gutierrez, Ploy Sirin Sungkobl Hatasu 果たす DM644 Design Futures: Theory and Practice
- 2. HIKIKOMORI /hiˌkēkəˈmôri/ “A phenomenon in which persons become recluses in their own homes, avoiding various social situations for at least six months” DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVER
- 3. DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVER Hikikomori 은둔형 외톨이 (Person who hides) Eremiti della camera di letto Closed Door Syndrome Loner JAPAN KOREA ITALY SPAIN USA INTERNATIONAL DEFINITION
- 4. P DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVER T E E Rapidly aging society Nuclear Family Family Expectation S Highly Connected Convenience Store Environment 1990s Bubble Collapse Youths Job Market Freeze Polarized Structure Highly Urbanized Crowded Urban Environment Lack of Policy Increasing Distrust JAPAN
- 5. DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVER DE A Prototypical Conformist Society Pressure of “not fit in the accepted norm” or “feeling of inadequacy” Pressure Cooker Academic Environment Highly Competitive Education System High Expectation from Parents JAPAN
- 6. Estimated 400,000 to 1.4 millionHikikomori in Japan Age ranges from adolescent up to middle age 15 - 50 Known to be predominantly male (possibility of hidden female population) NEET: Not in Education, Employment, or Training HIKIKOMORIS IN JAPAN. WHO ARE THEY? DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVER
- 7. ● Controversy over definition ● Criterias by Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare o Individual circumstances for the cause of withdrawal are disregarded o State in which people are retreating into their living spaces and withdrawing from social activities o Hikikomori do not have a mental illness, not a name for a disease o Withdrawal period is six months or more ● Comparison with mental disorder / illness o Autism o HPDD o PTSD o Asperger Disorder o Social anxiety disorder (SAD) o Anxious personality disorder DISCOVER: Definition & Comparison DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVERTARGET POPULATION Young & Early Stage Hikikomori Age group 16~29 16~29 Early stage 6 months ~3 years Male & Female NEET Middle class family
- 8. Greater Tokyo where almost 30% of entire Japanese population live TARGET AREA DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVER
- 9. DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVERCHALLENGES No “Go-back,” No alternative path ● Negative social perception & difficulty in sharing the challenges ● Family challenge - Lack of information and appropriate guidance ● Missed timing of intervention ● Lack of life skills and networks
- 10. Hō-ō an integrated program to help hikikomori and families to be better aware of the issue, and reconnect with society and develop their skills by introducing an alternative life path.
- 11. Providing a rehabilitation program for hikikomoris and their families Guidance for Family Alternative Life Path Skillsets for Life Community Enrichment Raising Awareness PROJECT OBJECTIVES AND GOALS DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVER
- 12. PROGRAM CONTENT DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVER 1 2 3 4 5 AWARENESS PROGRAM TRANSITION PROGRAM RECONNECTING PROGRAM SKILL-BUILDING PROGRAM COMMUNITY PROGRAM
- 13. PROGRAM DETAILS DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVER Phase 1 AWARENESS ON HOUSE VISITS ASSESSMENT GUIDANCE FOR PARENTS Phase 2 TRANSITION VISITS FROM FORMER HIKIKOMORI ASSESSMENT RENT-A-PET PROGRAM
- 14. PROGRAM DETAILS DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVER Phase 3 RECONNECT VISIT STAY AT COMMUNITY BUILDING PEER MENTOR CASUAL COUNSELING Phase 4 SKILL BUILDING HIGH SCHOOL CLASS TUTORING ASSESSMENT WORKSHOPS
- 15. PROGRAM DETAILS DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVER Phase 5 COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP WITH LOCAL BUSINESS ASSESSMENT PARTNERSHIPS WITH SIMILAR PROGRAMS
- 16. Chiba Right outside of Tokyo, close enough to commute but with less population LOCATION DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVER
- 17. DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVERFACILITY COMPONENTS
- 18. DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVERCOMMON AREA
- 19. DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVERIMPLEMENTATION PLAN Design Space Team Building + Staffing Building Facilities Campaigning + Advertising Partnership with Local Communities Partnership with Nonprofits Launching Workshop Programs Launching Stayover Programs Launching Counselling Programs Phase 1 Phase 2Program building Growth & Partnership building
- 20. BUDGET DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVER START UP COST (FIRST YEAR) $ 497,742.00 3 YEAR INVESTMENT PLAN $ 1,335,709.00 SPACE ADEQUATION SPACE RENTAL TOOLS EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES STAFF TRAINING STAFF SALARY ADVERTISING MAINTENANCE $ 60,000.00 $ 127,800.00 $ 18,942.00 $ 15,,000.00 $ 204,000.00 $ 60,000.00 $ 12,000.00
- 21. SCALE UP DISCOVER DEFINE DESIGN DELIVER Local Business Community Non Profit Org. Ho-o