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#MangaMonday 103 “Sayuri” by Rensuke Oshikiri

Norio Kamiki’s father just bought his dream home out in the country. Nori, his parents, siblings, and grandparents all move in, but something is not right in this house.

This is a #horror #manga and, for the first half, a fairly typical one. Oshikiri wrote it as a response to Japanese horror films, so the second half goes in an unexpected direction. It was originally collected into two volumes and some people dropped it after reading the first. It is now collected in a single-volume omnibus edition (Kodansha) so you won’t miss the change up.

Note that there is some violence and depictions of #suicide, but it’s not particularly gory.

#Sayuri

April is here, so I’m starting a new thread for these (the fourth!) If you’re backtracking, the previous year ended here: https://mefi.social/@ChurchHatesTucker/116318726115424362

I said last year that I wouldn’t be as rigorous about posting weekly. I’ll try harder not to be as obsessive this year.