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Panic disorder, depression, developmental disorders, and more. Japan, often called a hidden mental illness superpower, actually has fewer mental health patients compared to countries like the United States. On the other hand, its suicide rate is among the worst in developed nations. Even when people are struggling, the perception that psychiatric care is something special keeps them from seeking help. Psychiatrist Yowai hopes to change this reality in Japan and save as many hearts as possible. Actually, he sincerely hopes that the number of mental health patients in his country will increase.