Aging and Cycling: Unpacking Unique Challenges

This chapter examines the distinct issues faced by the aging population in Japanese prisons, particularly elderly yakuza members requiring specialized care. It contrasts the calm, structured environment of these facilities with the overcrowding problems prevalent in Western prisons, while discussing the societal complexities surrounding elderly offenders. Additionally, it touches on the evolving cycling culture in the Netherlands, highlighting the rise of electric and fat bikes and the accompanying safety concerns among younger cyclists.