菜食主義者 (Tankobon Softcover)

The way the protagonist's choice to become vegetarian unravels her life is so intense. I'm curious whether this was inspired by personal stories or cultural commentary.

The story jumps between perspectives and timelines, which made me think about how memory shapes our sense of self. Was this structure meant to reflect the protagonist's mental state?

The societal pressures and family dynamics play a big role here. I'm wondering if the setting was chosen to highlight specific cultural conflicts or if it was more universal.