Japan's Government Predicts Internet Fasting Camps Will Cure Addicted Teens
Japan's Government Predicts Internet Fasting Camps Will Cure Addicted Teens A group of teenagers plays basketball outside. Kids participate in various team-building games. Young adults of all ages sit around a table for a meal, talking and laughing. But notice anything missing? None has a cellphone or web-connected device. That's what the Japanese government hopes its Internet fasting camps will l
Japan to introduce internet 'fasting camps' for addicted kids
More than 500,000 Japanese children between the ages of 12 and 18 are believed to be addicted to the internet, although the ministry of education here says it is difficult to get accurate figures on the scale of the problem. "It's becoming more and more of a problem," Akifumi Sekine, a spokesman for the ministry, told The Daily Telegraph. "We estimate this affects around 518,000 children at middle
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