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Duke
joined Jul 29, 2017

My theory is that they're not really homeless, just stupid and dramatic.

This is a really charming little manga.

Teru%20frown
joined Jul 9, 2020

My theory is that they're not really homeless, just stupid and dramatic

They're definitely at least two of the three.

This is a really charming little manga.

I continue to like it more than I expected. Cute art, silly characters, tiny hint of maybe having an actual plot... (Also tentative polycule.)

joined Feb 22, 2018

Recruitment kickbacks are illegal in Japan, they're not "society's rules." More likely these are shady web recruiters that dredge up workers that don't comply with Japanese labor and immigration laws and steer said workers to employers desperate for any kind of workers. Given Japan's cratering birth rate, companies will take anyone to fill positions and are willing to pay these kickbacks for no questions asked. Given how frequently aberration like these and so called Black Companies show up in Japanese popular culture, I have to ask, does anyone enforce labor laws in Japan? Or is exploitation somehow been made socially acceptable?

joined Feb 22, 2018

This manga is most likely based on the Toyoko Kids, which are teenagers in Japan who run away from their homes and congregate in the Toyoko Plaza in Kabukicho, Tokyo.

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2024/02/05/japan/society/toyoko-kids-tokyo-subculture/

1pixel
joined Dec 3, 2010

It's rock... (cries together with the Boss)

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