In 1945, the road from Manchuria to Japan was hundreds of miles away. The boy learned to adapt to the dangers of starvation, and his body trembled with his dark eyes fixed on the sky. In 1959, the boy, named Suteru Takei, became a boxer. The bell rang for the loser's comeback match between the oppressed men. The bell rang. A hymn to eros and violence, or a reply to Japanese modern literature by the genius gekigaka Kazuhiko Miyaya!
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The Era of Human Bullets
Nikudan Jidai
The Era of Human Bullets
Nikudan Jidai
In 1945, the road from Manchuria to Japan was hundreds of miles away. The boy learned to adapt to the dangers of starvation, and his body trembled with his dark eyes fixed on the sky. In 1959, the boy, named Suteru Takei, became a boxer. The bell rang for the loser's comeback match between the oppressed men. The bell rang. A hymn to eros and violence, or a reply to Japanese modern literature by the genius gekigaka Kazuhiko Miyaya!
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