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The Japanese government is set to hold discussions through the end of the year on reviewing welfare payments.
A Tokyo resident in her 50s has been on welfare for about four years .
She goes to a nearby supermarket at 8 p.m. three days a week to look for groceries with half -price stickers.
To reduce her power bill this summer , she refrained from using the air conditioner.
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