Itsumo Tsukiyo ni Kome no Meshi
Itsumo Tsukiyo ni Kome no Meshi
Kanako Kurasawa, a novice designer, decides to quit a black company where "self-sacrifice" is the norm, and changes jobs to a small design firm specializing in renovations. Through her work, she becomes involved in the human drama of ten different people. As Kanako sees various "people" and "homes," she begins to look at her own "way of working" and, by extension, her "way of life. This is a story of life and renovation that realistically depicts the "difficulties in living" faced by today's young people, and examines the "right way to work" in the modern age!
(Source: ComicDays, translated)
Kanako Kurasawa, a novice designer, decides to quit a black company where "self-sacrifice" is the norm, and changes jobs to a small design firm specializing in renovations. Through her work, she becomes involved in the human drama of ten different people. As Kanako sees various "people" and "homes," she begins to look at her own "way of working" and, by extension, her "way of life. This is a story of life and renovation that realistically depicts the "difficulties in living" faced by today's young people, and examines the "right way to work" in the modern age!
(Source: ComicDays, translated)
Kanako Kurasawa, a novice designer, decides to quit a black company where "self-sacrifice" is the norm, and changes jobs to a small design firm specializing in renovations. Through her work, she becomes involved in the human drama of ten different people. As Kanako sees various "people" and "homes," she begins to look at her own "way of working" and, by extension, her "way of life. This is a story of life and renovation that realistically depicts the "difficulties in living" faced by today's young people, and examines the "right way to work" in the modern age!
(Source: ComicDays, translated)
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