That guy did just about everything wrong he could have done wrong....I mean, when his trash bin caught on fire I thought he was just going to put a blanket over it/put it in his bathtub and start the water.
But what does he do?
He takes it out of a relatively small, contollable area, only to put it onto the floor, in the middle of a million cardboard boxes, next to a wooden wardrobe.....I don't even....

edit: Although it's clearly a tradgedy especially if it affcted other people, it's very educational about spread of fire, and how fast something relatively minor can get out of hand.

You should remove part 2 because there is no part 2. Part 1 happened in Ehime Prefecture while part 2 happened in Shinagawa, Tokyo. Two different fires unrelated to each other happened on the same day.

http://www.sankei.com/affairs/news/151004/afr1510040011-n1.html

Here's a translation:

Its incredible when you think about the lack of common sense involved with this whole fiasco. I'm sure he's devastated and everything but he should have known better that to do what he did. How did he think that putting paper on top of a paper fire was a wise decision?

Same here, I still feel sorry for him and his neighbours. I mean, it should be pretty sad losing your stuff. =/

Lol

Actually that is Korean.

I would have tagged "Little Inferno".... but that's just me.

i feel bad but i cant stop laughing. trying to put out a fire with tissues, then cardboard and finally some pillows. I mean i wouldnt be shocked to find out that half cup of liquid he threw at it wasnt in fact some petrol....darwinism at work here.

I know. It was the only picture I could find of the bottom.