As always, finding a guarantor for provisional release is a high hurdle for detainees. When we hear the guarantor, I think that Japanese people generally have a scary impression, such as being forced to take over their debts if they make a mistake. Another factor to avoid becoming guarantor is the need to submit private documents such as resident card, taxation certificate, and balance certificate to the Immigration Bureau. Moreover, the Yokohama District Immigration Bureau this time requires the submission of copy of the family register and resume in addition to the documents required for provisional release at the detention facilities at Shinagawa and Ushiku, so it is more difficult to ask for a guarantor to show the guarantor’s family relationship, educational background, and even work history to the immigration bureau.
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For the time being, I was able to complete today’s procedure without any problems. While looking sideways at the sea, I will return to the office in Itabashi, where the sky is narrow.
