〈敵〉と呼ばれても (Tankobon Hardcover)

His personal history is so impactful, and I wonder how he decided that comics were the best way to share this experience. Did the visual aspect help convey the emotional depth more effectively?

The story captures so much pain but also resilience. I’m curious how others connected emotionally with the balance of hardship and hope depicted here.

The artwork is simple yet powerful, making the story accessible but also deeply moving. Do you think a different art style would have changed your experience?