After the serialization in the web literary magazine, this comic, a collection of very short one-act stories (shortest; two pages, longest; eleven pages) is KUI’s third comic anthology.
It includes 33 stories:
Ryu no Gekirin, about people eating dragon cuisine in a village which has a custom of hunting dragons once a year,
Kotei no Haru, which features a young man who lives in a village with long winters walking through a forest searching for spring,
Kigo wo Taberu, describing the process of cooking and eating “round”, “triangle” and “square”,
Short Short no Shujinkou, about a world in which every person lives as the main character of a different story,
Tooki Risoukyo, a discussion between junior highschool students about a fictional country,
Ikinokoru tame, in which the evolution process of a certain creature is described, and many other stories. This is an ever-changing collection of short stories featuring a variety of ideas from comedy, folk tales and fables to SF, with a mixture of graphic forms such as girls’ manga and gekiga-styles.
Hikidashi ni Terrarium won an Excellence Award for manga at the 17th Japan Media Arts Festival Awards. It was number seven on the 2014 Kono Manga ga Sugoi! Top 20 Manga for Male Readers survey. It was nominated for the 7th Manga Taishō, receiving 54 points and placing 5th among the ten nominees.
(Source:
Japan Media Arts Festival &
Wikipedia)
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