Trailer: Kawapelli Mukorita (Riverside Mukolitta) by Naoko Ogigami

Yamada started working at a “salted squid” factory in the nameless town of Hokuriku and started living in a cheap apartment called “Heights Mu Koritta” introduced by the president. Determined to live as unrelated to people as possible, Yamada’s modest pleasures were cold milk from the bath and freshly cooked white rice. Yamada buys the rice he longs for, puts the freshly cooked rice in a teacup, and puts the salty squid on the rice the moment there is a knock on the door of the room. When I open the door, Shimada, the resident of the next room, is standing there, asking me to borrow a bath. A man with a ragged head and a sweaty head is said to be growing vegetables in the garden.