Jiro Kiso

What if, after you die, you could review your own life on a video game-style "results screen"...? Appearing before Hachiban—a former professional baseball player who has just lost his life—is the bright, innocent ruler of the underworld who calls herself "Enma-chan." Inside her "Enma Ledger," every single piece of data from a person's life is recorded: from the total number of slices of bread eaten in a lifetime, to embarrassing failures one could never tell a soul, and even the exact number of times someone unconsciously touched another person's heart. "As a souvenir for the afterlife, I'll tell you any one thing you want to know." The deceased arrive carrying a myriad of emotions, but through the numbers presented by Enma-chan, they rediscover the hidden value of their own lives that they never even noticed. Together with Enma-chan, a series of "afterlife souvenir stories" reviewing a lifetime's worth of data begins!