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Perspective2 Japanese citizen who worries about vacaion rental

I am Japanese and I live in rental apartment with my family. To tell the truth, me and my family are feeling stressed about next-door neighbors. Since our neighbors have started "vacation rental" for upcoming Tokyo Olympics, I often see many different foreigners going in and out whenever they like. The noise and lettering  often becomes the cause of trouble between the foreigners, but it is no more than a small fraction of the problem. It is obvious that vacation rental hosings are  inferior to hotels in terms of security. What if someone is  smuggling illegal drugs or the room next to mine can be a hideaway for terrorists! By the growing number of foreign visitors, Tokyo will meet luck of lodging which means the demand of vacation rental will rise. I want Japanese government to make strict laws for vacation rental before the Tokyo Olympics so that me, my family and the whole society can live in peace. https://uchicomi.com/senden/column/?p=1210 https://news.goo.ne.jp/a...

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This is a part of a news uploaded on Youtube explaining about issues Tokyo is facing during the preparation to host the Olympic games.

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Above is a word cloud created from http://www.rappler.com/sports/specials/olympics/37863-2020-olympics-candidate-cities-preview. As you can see in the image, the words "weaknesses" and "economy" are written in a relatively large font. This site explained about the strengths and weaknesses of the three candidate cities for the 2020 Olympics, and by just looking at the word cloud, it is easy to guess that each city had weak points. Economy is one of the biggest concerns for a candidate city, since many of the games don't bring much long lasting positive economic effects these days. ---------------------------- post by moe

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Q1. How will the Olympic village will be used for after the Olympic? Q2. What can we learn from the previous Olympics held in Japan? Q3. Who will pay for the expensive facilities after the Olympic? Q4. Not only constructing the stadium, Olympics-related construction will also require a massive labor force. Will Japan have to import workers? Q5. Will Japan going to make change of traffic signs for foreigner tourists? Q6.  Are there any opportunities for the general public to participate in the Olympic? Q7. What are the requirements for volunteers? Q8. Will there be rewards for volunteers? Q9. About how much Olympic committee will opens position to Olympic-related labor? Q10. What is a  "Vacation rental" which is rapidly increasing up to the Tokyo Olympic? Q.11 In what ways will the 2020 Olympic help Tokyo? Q12. What kind of new sports does IOC decided to set for 2020 Olympic? Q13. Will the Tok...

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Q1. How will the Olympic village will be used for after the Olympic? Tokyo has explicit that two high-rise condominiums are going to be built at the remained site. Olympic village will become a city with 10,000 population and there will be 6000 sale lots or rental unit. YOMIURI ONLINE 都、五輪後の選手村跡地に超高層タワー建設構想 2014/12/20 http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/olympic/2020/20141219-OYT1T50116.html 日経ビジネス  オリンピックの本当の“効果”は、閉会式の後に現れる  野地 秩嘉 2013 年 9 月 13 日(金) http://business.nikkeibp.co.jp/article/topics/20130912/253313/ Q2. What can we learn from the previous Olympics held in Japan? The real challenge begins at the end of the Olympic. How will we continue to use the expensive stadiums when the Olympic is over? Let's look over how the 1964 Tokyo Olympic facilities are use nowadays. 1. Kokuritsukyougijou: Here at Kokuritsukyougijou, both opening and closing ceremony were conducted. Soccer, horsemanship,...