Kirei ni Shitemoraemasuka

She IS the definition of pristine.

First time in a while I've learned potentially useful information from a manga.  Although I did get a couple of good recipes from "Addicted to Curry".

Oh jesus christ can somebody hug her, she's so damn cute ;_;

 

KYUU YOU'RE UP, BE A MAN AND DO IT

never in my life did i find a laundry store so interesting, except just washing jacket, and my uniform

That's Iori

So that confirms the "goldfish-memory" theory that was commented earlier, right? Interesting choice of occupation for that kind of concept; rather than creating something the "future-her" will be able to infer the past from, she's removing information (stains).  Hmm.  I would have kind of expect the general concept to flow the other direction with some other occupation.  

 

Safe bet the kid shows up again in a chapter or three and they twist the knife by having her not be remembered.

 

...oh, and I just realized why it's a mystery how Kinme learned about cleansers—because she herself doesn't remember.

It's alive............

nice... finally a serialization....

I'm prepared for the Tragedy tag. JUST BRING IT ON. I KNOW IT'S COMING. I'M CLENCHING SO HARD RIGHT NOW.

Cover art reminds me of that love plus girl who plays tennis. Manaka?

Good lord this series is so comfy (3 chapter miniseries). This is probably my 4th read through of it.

"The end, but also there's more."

Groovy.It's hard for me to believe this is the same guy who did [that swimming manga] and [that sex rabbits manga]. Even the art style seems completely different.

I have the feeling that all Hattori sensei works begin with a superb and elaborate art, losing details as the chapters pile up.
Even though, the quality of the backgrounds of these chapters is on another level.

shouldn't you change the series status then? because from the looks of it, the series won't reboot in another magazine/or under another name.

It's not exactly rude to eat and walk in Japan, but it's seen as low class. Some folks in Japan have told me that it makes one look like either a thief (who needs to be ready to run away from the police at any moment) or a poor person.

 

Now, I don't think that's necessarily the best attitude to have towards walking and eating, or towards lower income individuals, but it's apparently a thing.

Went to japan and can confirm, it's hard to find trashcans but we brought bags/backpacks so it wasn't too bad. Train stations were the quickest trashcans you'd find but I don't remember to many in the city like you'd imagine in New York with every other corner having one. Parks there have some tho and we ate a few bento's in Ueno and saw a few people do the same so people do move with food but probably only eat at very specific locations.

they often eat at workplace, home where they can dispose the trash. If they have to eat on the go then they'll eat at a convenience store or the place they bough their bento since those places have trash cans and/or can help them put away their trash. So yeah, they don't go around eating foods that often. Heck even vending machine has trash can hence why there are so many manga/anime scenes where the characters just drinking around the vending machine after they bough their drink lol.

I saw [End] and went "Wat? Already?".

 

The saw the serialization announcement at the end. Glee! 

I can't say for certain, but you really don't find many people walking around and eating unless it's a festival of some sort going on. I've seen people eat on the street, sure, but it's usually right by the place they bought the food. (So scenes of people sitting around right outside a convenience store are accurate, though not necessarily common.)

Public trash cans aren't that common in Japan; you'll usually only find them by vending machines and convenience stores. (And it's mainly recycling bins, not normal trash.)

So is it rude? I don't think so. I think it's just more of a courtesy and convenience thing. You're expected not to litter; as such, there aren't many trash cans sitting on the sidewalks (assuming there are sidewalks...) No place to dump trash >>> less likely to walk and eat because you would have to hold on to the trash until you pass by/find a trash can... or litter. And I think the littering would be a bit more rude.

 

Went to japan and can confirm, it's hard to find trashcans but we brought bags/backpacks so it wasn't too bad. Train stations were the quickest trashcans you'd find but I don't remember to many in the city like you'd imagine in New York with every other corner having one. Parks there have some tho and we ate a few bento's in Ueno and saw a few people do the same so people do move with food but probably only eat at very specific locations.

So is it true it's considered rude to walk and eat in Japan or something?

I can't say for certain, but you really don't find many people walking around and eating unless it's a festival of some sort going on. I've seen people eat on the street, sure, but it's usually right by the place they bought the food. (So scenes of people sitting around right outside a convenience store are accurate, though not necessarily common.)

Public trash cans aren't that common in Japan; you'll usually only find them by vending machines and convenience stores. (And it's mainly recycling bins, not normal trash.)

So is it rude? I don't think so. I think it's just more of a courtesy and convenience thing. You're expected not to litter; as such, there aren't many trash cans sitting on the sidewalks (assuming there are sidewalks...) No place to dump trash >>> less likely to walk and eat because you would have to hold on to the trash until you pass by/find a trash can... or litter. And I think the littering would be a bit more rude.

well good for the author, I thought that was the point of this 3 chapters (the authors  have to show like 3 chapters when trying to get a serialization, this guy is so good that got them as a special hahaha)

Why sure! Just a liberal application of bleach and...

once over with some fine sand paper will having it looking good as new.

So is it true it's considered rude to walk and eat in Japan or something?

wish she real irl so i could have her clean my baseball bat then play a game or twice with her.

 

the balls pretty dirty too.

Why sure! Just a liberal application of bleach and...

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/daily-briefs/2017-08-07/sankarea-author-new-manga-gets-full-series/.119851

wish she real irl so i could have her clean my baseball bat then play a game or twice with her.

 

the balls pretty dirty too.