Shin Gendai Ryoukiden

by Waita Uziga (Story and Art)

Several tales based upon true crimes, including the infamous "High School Girl in Concrete" based upon the case of Junko Furuta. (via myanimelist.net)

Genres: Horror, Manga, Crime, NSFW, True Crime, Dark, Comics

Unknown Binding

First published January 1, 2013

Reviews

[Sickgirl · Rating 1 out of 5]

fuck you

[Marina · Rating 1 out of 5]

Can Waita Uziga just be normal for five fucking minutes?

[Vivi · Rating 1 out of 5]

I like violent stuff. Gore and ero-guro included.
I don't consider myself a beacon of moral cleanliness.
Even I found this one a bit much.

(I'm gonna be talking mostly about the one based off Furuta's murder since it's the largest and most sensationalist chapter)

The fact that this was written to tantalize makes me want to give. I know Uziga's prime objective was to be shocking, but this is more eye-rolling than eye-widening. Makes me wonder if the author himself fapped to the news reports over this.

For anyone that does not know, Junko Furuta was a 17-year-old girl kidnapped by a trio of worthless human beings on her way home from her part-time job. She was holed up in one of their homes and subjected to horrible dehumanizing tortures and rape for over a month until she passed away. They disposed of her corpse in a cement drum, hence she became "the schoolgirl encased in concrete".

Call me a hypocrite, but I wouldn't have minded the cruelty within if it weren't based off something that actually happened. Then you could just chalk it up to fantasym If this were meant to be bring light to the cruelty this young lady faced in her last days it would be a different story, or if the purpose was to highlight the human condition and how cruel and vile we can be to one another. But that's impossible, as anyone familiar with the author knows that his primary objectives are titillation and being as shocking as possible. This is fetish stuff. No depth whatsoever. Just wank rag for people who get off on knowing this is based off a real girl's horrible death.

Subject aside, this actually contains some of Uziga's worst artwork. Now that I'm older I'm kind of on the fence about his art in general. His color images actually aren't bad, and the gore looks pretty good. Can't say the same about the actual in-chapter stuff. I dunno. Maybe he overuses tone. He makes his girls look stereotypically adorable (and same-faced) and goes out of the way to make their torturers ugly as fuck. I dunno if it's shorthand or just to add to the victim's humiliation. Whatever.

But seriously, c'mon man.

[Chloe Lee · Rating 1 out of 5]

I have experience reading Uziga's works and I have to say "Schoolgirl in Concrete" or Shin Gendai Ryoukiden has got to be the most brutal of all his art.

The reason why the story is so gut-wrenching is because it's based on the true story of the murder of Junko Furuta.

There is just something uncanny about looking at this graphic depiction of reality that becomes too much for the reader to stomach. The level of violence is expected of Uziga, however this work not only defaces the victim and victim's family more, but he also makes a profit from her murder. I'm not easily morally-inclined, however this manga should have never been created.

The level of detail wasn't his best either, but that's probably for the best.

[Blue · Rating 1 out of 5]

It’s just so ugly to even think about making a manga like this, i still can’t believe that the mangaka thought it would be okay if he just made a manga about such a sensitive case like this.

Junko Furuta suffered for 44 days she lived in actual hell and someone really thought it would be a very cool idea to make a manga or a movie or whatever the fuck.
I only read about 4 pages and when I knew which case they were talking about i got chills of how horrible this is, I genuinely hate whoever created this shit and whoever enjoyed reading it because THIS IS NOT FUCKING OK

Rest in peace Junko Furuta you don’t deserve this

[Isi Curita · Rating 1 out of 5]

Es horrible, simplemente es horrible y asqueroso como sexualizan un caso de abuso total, como solo fue hecha como demostración grafica del caso y con ningún mensaje.

[Kei · Rating 3 out of 5]

Gave it three stars because he gave us another view of this.

These guys are sadly living a normal life now, even they were involved in more incidents. The japanese goverment apparently don‘t give a f*ck if someone gets tortured or raped. They should have been put in jail for life at least, but no... "teens are just messing" ..."teens deserve another chance", like seriously, if you torture, rape and kill someone for 44 days at a age of 16, you aren‘t just a teen in your head. Stupid teens may steal some shit, but people who do that to a innocent person don‘t deserve to take another breath on this planet. One of them was already 18 and he got out a few years later.


Those guys are lucky that i‘m not the victims brother, because they would experience what hell is.

[Aphrodite]

I’m not going to review this except for that I don’t think that this deserved a star. This is a true crime case of a girl who never deserved any of this and didn’t even get her justice after she died. It even state’s somewhere that one of the people who did this to her has apparently bragged about it proudly. It’s truly disgusting and vile. And I would probably read up the Wikipedia page of what happened to her and treat this with uttermost respect since it’s a real human being. So anyone who reads this to get off: please seek some mental help, you need it.

I don’t want to throw shade at the manga artist since I hope he just made this manga to highlight how unfair this case is and that it should never be forgotten or happen again.

And lastly I just wanted to leave this here to remind everyone that this girl isn’t just a true crime sensation but someone who had a future and a life (in case some idiots might jerk off to this or simply read this for kicks):

Furuta was born in Misato, Saitama Prefecture. She lived with her parents, her elder brother, and her younger brother. As a teenager, she attended Yashio-Minami High School and worked part-time at a plastic molding factory during after school hours since October 1988. She did this to save up money for a graduation plan she had arranged. Furuta also accepted a job at an electronics retailer, where she planned on working after graduation. At high school, Furuta was well-liked by her classmates, with high grades and very infrequent absences.

[Kyoko SWords · Rating 2 out of 5]

Este manga es de las peores cosas que he leído, tanto en contenido como en historia. Es una historia basada en un hecho real, así que todas las vejaciones, violaciones y torturas son ciertas; ¡es terrible, estremecedor y quedé traumada!
Pero cuando digo que la historia es mala lo digo porque en el manga la ponen lo más amarillista que pueden. Es puro Guro mal logrado. Y ni a eso llega porque los dibujos son tan de baja calidad que distraen y decepcionan.
No hay hilo argumental, solo cogieron lo que pusieron las noticias del caso de "la estudiante en concreto" lo dibujaron como un vulgar porno y lo vendieron.

[Niki Leean · Rating 1 out of 5]

I wish I never read this.

I’m really strong-minded and brutal scenes don’t touch me. But here we have a eroguro manga based on tragedy that actually happened. I see it as a kind of disrespect to the victim’s family and victim herself. I do know that this author has more manga of this genre but this particular one made my hands shake. It also disgust me that he made a profitable manga about a murder that actually happened! I repeat myself, I know, but it’s just beyond common sense that I know. Please, don’t read it if you’re afraid of blood and many kinds of violence. To be honest I wish I never read this.

[Ophilia Adler · Rating 1 out of 5]

I feel shame for picking it up and reading it. I did ir purly out of my human curiousity. I love horror and read alot of fucked up things. But considering most of this work ir around a true crime made me feel ill. Feels so disrespectful to the victims family. And i feel like me reading this made me part of the issue.

I should have heard about it and moved on. Not let my curiousity lead the way.

[No · Rating 1 out of 5]

I hate this so much, fucking disgusting and disrespectful to the victim and her family. It's abhorrent of someone to take a real life case as gruesome, tragic, and horrible as Junko Furuta's and glorify it by turning it into a manga. I've never been so disgusted

[Yosafirez · Rating 1 out of 5]

What the hell?! This is manga was based off of a poor girl who went through a lot of pain, seriously? This is disgusting. Its super gross that someone would make a manga based off of Junko Furuta, a girl who suffered for a long time.

[Tia · Rating 1 out of 5]

This was fucking sickening. The fact the author is confirmed to have a guro fetish. For those who don’t know the definition of ‘guro’ is: Ero guro is an artistic genre that puts its focus on eroticism, sexual corruption, and decadence. As a term, it is used to denote something that is both erotic and grotesque. .
This case is very real and should not be portrayed like this. JUNKO DID NOT HAVE ‘sex’ SHE WAS RAPED AND KIDNAPPED. SHE WAS MURDERED.

[Лізочка Sulffuur]

Ватафак

[diariodeletras · Rating 1 out of 5]

Llegué a este manga por casualidad, buscando algo que leer para un desafío literario. Sinceramente, cuando leo la obra de un mangaka que no leí antes, no me fijo tanto en el mangaka en sí, ya después si el manga en sí me llama la atención y quiero seguir leyendo más cosas del autor, investigo un poco más. Soy de leer mucho policial así que el manga me había llamado la atenci��n, pero me esperaba algo totalmente distinto. En este momento tengo tanta rabia encima que tuve que esperar unos minutos antes de sentarme escribir.

Después de haber leído un poco más acerca del mangaka, me enteré que es parte de un movimiento llamado ero-guro, que vendría a ser erótico-grotesco, y que protesta en contra de los temas tabú. Sin embargo, más allá de que sea parte de dicho movimiento, todo en este manga me parece una falta de respeto.

La “trama” está basada en un hecho real, el secuestro de Junko Furuta a manos de un grupo de chicos de su edad, que no llego a entender si eran o no compañeros suyos porque las fuentes varían. Ella solo tenía 17 años y no solo fue retenida en contra de su voluntad, sino que también fue torturada y violada. Después de pasar 44 días secuestrada, murió a manos de sus secuestradores, quienes la mutilaron, encerrando sus partes en un bloque de cemento. La razón por la que la policía descubrió el cuerpo fue por una grieta que se había formado en el bloque por la que escapaba el olor a putrefacción.

Creo que un caso así impresiona a cualquiera. También me parece que, estando basada en una historia tan brutal, lo mínimo que se podría tener por la fallecida y por su familia es respeto. Esperaba una historia informativa, algo un poco más serio, pero no, tal como remarque arriba, puro ero-guro. El mangaka se limitó a mostrar el punto de vista más crudo de la historia de una forma que revuelve el estómago, y concluye su obra con un simple “fin” aleatorio, limitándose al sexo y la violencia sin dar siquiera una contextualización general de lo que pasó.

Algo que también resulta chocante (y que, aunque se podría considerar una crítica a la sociedad, por el tipo de obra parece más que nada un detalle conveniente para el avance) es que en un momento dado, la madre del chico que vive donde la retienen entra en el cuarto, la ve a ella, y después de unos cuantos gritos por parte del hijo, no se la vuelve a ver. Se da a entender que esa madre vive ahí, por lo poco que se ve de la casa hay patrón de que sea un hogar familiar, y esa mujer no hizo absolutamente nada.

Creo que una de las cosas que más me indignan del manga es que no tiene ningún tipo de advertencia. La sinopsis no indaga mucho, no hay nada que diga “hey, te estás a punto de meter en un manga bastante heavy”. Más allá de la clasificación, que según vi, en muchos lugares se limitan a marcarlo como terror, y que es comprensible porque se está hablando de un asesinato, no hay nada más que te haga replantearte lo que estás a punto de leer.

En fin, no me gustó, no me parece la mejor forma de tratar este tema. No digo que está mal que el mangaka tome una postura ero-guro, cada uno con sus mambos, pero no me parece limitar una historia real sobre un crimen tan violento a… lo que es esto.

[Mariano Lastiri · Rating 1 out of 5]

Waita Uziga es el buen ejemplo de todo lo que no tenes que hacer cuando haces una historia morbosa.
Es todo lo contrario a las historias llenas de poesía y oscuridad de Suehiro Maruo o a la imaginación en inventiva de Shintaro Kago.
Es un autor mediocre que simplemente apela al shock barato con historias donde el gore, el sexo y la maldad desenfrenada esta a la orden del día. Y este es un ejemplo de tantos.
Que sea basado en un hecho real a esta altura no es excusa para el nivel de este tipo de historias, ni el dibujo genérico que ves en todos los mangas comerciales del momento.
Solo para los fetichistas de la violencia extrema y vacía. Porque el resto merece cosas muchisimo mejores.

[Sabri Flores · Rating 1 out of 5]

Simplemente horrible
y no solo por la historia que es real y todavía peor.. si es peor aunque no se crea
si no por el simple hecho que podrían haberle encontrado otro enfoque a esta macabra historia
contarla seriamente, contar que sucedio despues algo pero no
solo parece una burla, innecesaria, ridícula y asquerosa
parece un hentai gore
y es una total falta de respeto

[Stephany]

This was the absolute worst thing that I have ever read. It’s been years since I read it and I can’t forget what was in it, in fact I didn’t even finish it. I can handle gore and such but this was an actual case that happened to a poor girl who didn’t deserve any of this. Absolute garbage is what this is.

[Lainey · Rating 1 out of 5]

Fuck you dude.

[Val · Rating 1 out of 5]

This guy is a mega freak and a lot of the stuff is really distasteful…

[BonGard]

بعد از خاندن این مانگا بی‌نهایت ناامید شدم و اخلاقیاتم به چالش کشیده شد اللبته شاید باید مینوشتم هِنتای ولی اصلن آن را حتی از روی کنجکاوی پیشنهاد نمی‌دهم

[Holmes Luca · Rating 1 out of 5]

excuse my language but that was fucking gross

[erotica · Rating 1 out of 5]

So profiting off junko furuta’s REAL life story should not be normalized. If you don’t know who she is let me explain.

Junko, a 16-year-old high school student, had just been living her life — studying, laughing, dreaming. She was from Misato, and like many teens in Japan, she lived her life with hopes of a bright future. By all accounts, Junko was the kind of young woman everyone admired. She didn’t fit the typical rebellious stereotype often associated with teenagers. In fact, Junko was known for her good behavior — she didn’t smoke, she didn’t drink, and she certainly didn’t do drugs. Her life was one of discipline, hard work, and promise.
At school, she was a standout — not just for her striking beauty but for her kindness, her warmth, and her ability to make friends easily. She was popular yet humble. A model student with a contagious smile that brightened even the dullest of days.
Junko lived with her parents and her two brothers in a modest home. She was the middle child — her life filled with the typical ups and downs of sibling dynamics but always grounded by the love and support of her family.
After school, Junko balanced the demands of her academic life with a part-time job, where she worked tirelessly to contribute to her family. She didn’t just dream of a bright future; she worked hard every day to make it a reality. Her future, it seemed, was filled with endless possibilities — college, career, perhaps even a family of her own one day. Junko had the world at her feet and the potential to do whatever she desired.
Now, as I mentioned earlier, Junko was not only a model student but also strikingly beautiful — and her beauty didn’t go unnoticed. She caught the attention of many of the boys at school, but there was one in particular who seemed to take more than just a casual interest in her.
His name was Hiroshi Mayano. At 18 years old, Hiroshi was no ordinary high school student. He was known around school as a bit of a bully — someone who walked the halls with a sense of entitlement. He drove flashy, expensive sports cars, wore the most exclusive designer clothes, and surrounded himself with a tight-knit group of friends who followed his every move.
To many, Hiroshi was untouchable, a figure who commanded fear and respect in equal measure. And there were whispers about him — rumours that swirled through the school like wildfire. Hiroshi was allegedly affiliated with the Yakuza, Japan’s notorious organized crime syndicate.
For those unfamiliar, the Yakuza is a criminal organization that dates back to the 17th century. They are known for their involvement in extortion, blackmail, drug trafficking, prostitution, gambling, and a host of other illegal activities. Their reach is long, and their reputation is terrifying.
With ties to an organization like the Yakuza, it’s no wonder that Hiroshi was feared by many at the school. Most students kept their distance, intimidated by the power and violence that seemed to follow him wherever he went. But Junko, despite her reputation for kindness and politeness, was different.
One day, Hiroshi approached her, asking her out. And when she politely, but firmly, turned him down, many were left in shock. No one told Hiroshi “no.” He wasn’t used to it, and certainly not from someone like Junko — someone who had everything to lose and nothing to gain from getting on the wrong side of someone like him. Yet, Junko remained gracious, always sweet and respectful, but her decision was final. For Hiroshi, this moment would plant the seed for something darker — a moment of rejection that would slowly twist into something much more sinister.
The Abduction of Junko
It all began on November 25, 1988. That day, Junko was riding her bike home from her part-time job when she came across Hiroshi and his friend, Shinji Minato. Hiroshi had ordered Shinji to kick Junko off her bike, and then he would pretend to rescue her. This was his way of trying to impress her so that maybe she would change her mind about him. Of course, she wouldn’t. After Junko was knocked to the ground, Hiroshi helped her up and offered to escort her home and keep her safe. Of course, Hiroshi had no intent of helping her at all and he certainly was not going to walk her home. He tricked her as they walked together, luring her into an abandoned warehouse.
There, he sexually assaulted Junko, threatening to kill her if she screamed for help. This would just be the beginning of the absolute hell that Junko had to endure. Hiroshi had no intention of letting Junko go, even if she complied with his demands. When he was finished raping her at the warehouse, he dragged her to a hotel and continued to repeatedly force himself upon her.
He was so excited about his conquest, patting himself on the back, that he had to call his friends to come see. He called Shinji Minato, the boy who had kicked Junko off of her bike, and his other friends, Jō Ogura and Yasushi Watanabe. At this point, his friends wanted to join in on the rape.
They had all previously participated in the gang rape of a different girl one time before. That girl was lucky enough to be let go once they were finished, but Junko would not be.
Around 3 AM, Hiroshi took Junko to a nearby park with his friends. You might think this could be her opportunity to escape. However, they had found her home address from a notebook in her backpack and told her that they knew where she lived and that Yakuza members would kill her family if she attempted to escape.
The boys decided to keep her held hostage so that they could continue to abuse her, but they needed a more private place to do this. They took Junko to Shinji’s house in Adachi, Tokyo, as his parents were out of town. Once there, Junko was ordered to call her family and tell them that she was safe. So she did what she was told because of their threats. She was forced to say that she had run away, but she was safe and just staying with a friend.
She was also forced to ask her mother to stop the police investigation into her disappearance. Unfortunately, this phone call to her parents would be a huge mistake, preventing just about any chance of her rescue. She couldn’t possibly begin to guess the unimaginable horrors that lay ahead of her for the next forty-four days.
Things could have been stopped here, but they weren’t. Eventually, Shinji’s parents would come home from their trip and find this unknown young girl — Junko — in their house. Junko was initially told to pretend to be the girlfriend of one of the kidnappers. However, Shinji’s parents eventually realized that Junko wasn’t there by her own free will. They did literally nothing to help her. Actually, they assured the boys that they wouldn’t call the police on them. According to the parents’ statement that they would later give, they knew of Hiroshi’s Yakuza affiliation and said that they were worried about retaliation for getting involved. They were also afraid of their own son, Shinji, who was known to be extremely violent towards them. So this poor girl continued to be held captive, raped, and tortured in the most brutal of ways, and they did absolutely nothing to help her. Even as they heard her screams and cries coming from the room she was held captive in, they ignored it.
*I’m going to go through a list of just some of the things that were done to Junko, and this is a trigger warning. Disturbing content ahead.*
Junko was humiliated and kept naked most of the time. She was raped every day, both vaginally and anally, by more than 100 men. Hiroshi had invited other affiliated gang members over to participate in the rapes of the 16-year-old Junko, and it’s estimated that she had been raped over 500 times. At one point, she was raped by 12 different men in one single day. They would often use her as a toilet, urinating on her when they had finished doing what they had to do. The degradation was just starting.
They amused themselves by inserting objects in her anus and vagina, including a bottle, an iron bar, scissors, a hot light bulb, roasting needles, grilled chicken skewers, and a lit firework. Beyond that, they starved Junko, and they forced her to eat live cockroaches and drink her own urine to survive. Junko often had to sleep naked on the balcony during the winter, and in Japanese winters, the temperature tends to drop below zero.
Likewise, they would force her to sit for hours in a freezer. The boys also hung her from the ceiling, where they would beat her with golf clubs, iron rods, and bamboo sticks. One of the most revolting acts occurred when they took a pair of pliers to her nipple, and they ripped it off.
At one point, when she was about twenty days into her kidnapping, halfway through the whole ordeal, the attackers were resting after drinking a little bit too much, so she tried to call the police. Unfortunately, she was caught and punished by having her feet set on fire by burning lighter fluid, and they burned her eyelids with hot wax and lighters.
This would be the first of two phone calls made to the police. One of the friends of the boys who had participated in one of the Junko’s sexual assaults suddenly developed a conscience and decided that he felt guilty. He would allege that he was bullied into participating in the rape, he never wanted to do it — and he felt guilty, so he told his parents. As a result, they sent the police out to Shinji’s house to investigate.
When the officers arrived at the home where Junko was still being held captive and tortured, they first spoke to Shinji’s parents, who owned the house. These parents decided to lie and cover for the boys, telling officers that there wasn’t any girl being held captive in their home. They also invited the police inside and to have a look for themselves if they wanted to, which completely threw the authorities off guard. So, the officers assumed that all must be well. They thought — if there truly was a girl being held against her will, surely these parents wouldn’t invite them in, right…? The police declined the invitation and left without checking the house. This poor girl was absolutely fighting for her life at this point, enduring things that I can’t imagine anyone surviving. If the parents were afraid to go to the police themselves for fear of retribution, one might be able to somewhat understand. However, they were given the opportunity to say something to the police who were already at their door, and they didn’t. They kept their mouths shut.
I have to hope that they invited the police in because they really wanted them in there to see what was happening for themselves. But, unfortunately, for Junko, this wasn’t to be. Had the police searched the house and actually gone in and located Junko, she may have well recovered from her injuries. The two police officers who went to the door were later fired for failing to follow procedures.
On the forty-fourth day, the final day of Junko’s life, the boys challenged Junko to a game of Mahjong. This is a popular card game of skill, strategy, and calculation, and it involves a degree of chance. It’s very popular in Asian countries. Junko won the game. Now, I have no idea how she was in any state to participate in such a card game, let alone win the game, but she did. Junko was strong. She was a fighter.
Of course, Junko winning made them angry. So they treated her to a beating with an iron barbell and fire by setting her legs, arms, face, and stomach alight after pouring lighter fluid on them. Being already badly beaten, dehydrated, and malnourished, Junko’s body went into shock. She had simply endured enough and could not go on any further. She died the following day.
Now the group of boys had to get rid of the body — so they wrapped her up in blankets and shoved her body into a travel bag. They then put her body into a 55-gallon drum and filled it with wet concrete. Around 8 PM that night, they disposed of the drum in Tokyo.
It wasn’t until a year later that her body was found after a construction worker noticed a foul odour coming from the drum. When the body was recovered, it was discovered that Junko was pregnant when she was killed, likely as a result of one of hundreds of rapes.

Anyway I found this on medium so credits to nikki young for doing this podcast

[Jos · Rating 5 out of 5]

Cabe aclarar que si le doy 5 estrellas no es porque me guste la historia o lo que pasó aquí.

Si le doy 5 estrellas es porque Waita Uziga logró plasmar el caso de Junko Furuta bastante bien y, de no haber sido por este manga, muy probablemente yo jamás me habría enterado de un caso tan devastador.

"Junko Furuta (18 de enero de 1971 – 4 de enero de 1989), fue una una joven estudiante japonesa que fue secuestrada brutalmente torturada, violada y asesinada por cuatro estudiantes del mismo colegio en noviembre de 1988 en Japón. Pasó en la ciudad de Misato, Prefectura de Saitama durante 44 días. El cautiverio de Furuta tuvo lugar en el domicilio de los padres de Nobuharu.
Los nombres de los secuestradores eran Miyano Hiroshi, 18 años en el momento del crimen; Jo Kamisaku -apellido adoptado tras su salida de prisión-, de 17, Minato Nobuharu, de 16; y Watanabe Yasushi de 17.
Para evitar una investigación policial, Hiroshi obligó a Furuta a llamar a sus padres y fingir que había huido de casa, pero que se encontraba con "un amigo" y no corría peligro. Asimismo, la extorsionó para que se hiciera pasar por la novia de uno de los chicos cuando los padres se encontraban en casa. Sin embargo, cuando descubrieron que la chica en realidad estaba secuestrada, se aseguró de que los padres no llamarían a la policía, y abandonó el pretexto. Furuta intentó escapar en diversas ocasiones y pidió ayuda a los padres más de una vez, pero ellos no hicieron nada por temor a las amenazas de Hiroshi. En esa época, Hiroshi era un líder de la baja mafia japonesa o yakuza y presumía de poder utilizar sus contactos para matar a cualquiera que tratase de intervenir.
Según las declaraciones de los jóvenes en el juicio, los cuatro violaron y vejaron a Furuta de diversas maneras. Entre ellas, figuran la introducción de cuerpos extraños, incluyendo una barra de hierro en su vagina, obligarla a beber su propiaorina, alimentarla con cucarachas, inserción de artefactos pirotécnicos en su recto y posteriormente prenderlos, forzar a Furuta a masturbarse, amputación de un pezón con unos alicates, tirarle mancuernas al estómago y quemarla con cigarrillos y mecheros (una de esas quemaduras fue un castigo por intentar llamar a la policía). La situación llegó a tal punto que, según las declaraciones de uno de ellos, "le llevaba más de una hora arrastrarse escaleras abajo para ir al baño". También señalaron que "probablemente unas cien personas" sabían que Furuta estaba allí prisionera, pero no está claro si esto significa que estuvieron allí durante el cautiverio de la joven o si participaron en las violaciones y abusos. Cuando los jóvenes se negaron a dejarla ir, ella suplicó en diversas ocasiones que "la mataran y siguieran con su vida"
El 4 de enero de 1989, Junko fue retada a jugar al mahjong, saliendo victoriosa. Esto causó la ira de los chicos, quienes la golpearon con una pesa de hierro, para luego rociar sus extremidades, tronco y cara con líquido inflamable y prenderle fuego.
Los cuatro manifestaron que no eran conscientes de la condición de Furuta, la cual murió horas después a causa de un estado de shock.
Los sádicos asesinos escondieron su cadáver en un bidón lleno de cemento, el cual fue abandonado en Kõtõ, Tokio."

https://aminoapps.com/c/mundosecretoo...

Cabe aclarar que los culpables de este crimen ya salieron de prisión y siguen con sus vidas como si nada, es importante que la gente sepa de esto.

[…. · Rating 1 out of 5]

Disgusting, its sad this is based on a true crime

[ERROR · Rating 1 out of 5]

(This is to those who want to read it, I beg u to not read it if u can't handle gore or if ur someone that can get easily disturbed, I Beg u to stay as far away from this manga as u can, I regret reading it)

I found this manga, not only disturbing, But very Disgusting too...this manga felt as if it was made to mock those women who went through such things IRL. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate awareness about potential situations that can Make u end up changing ur life...but like this?
If the manga was only created for shock-factor, then congrats...u shocked,disturbed and disgusted me at the same time then I have ever been before.

[Cannibal Sylar · Rating 1 out of 5]

There is a limit and I think it was clear you reached it when your (I think) editors asks you to make a story based in a sad and twisted true crime that till today is controversial and treat it in a inhuman way....yeah is based in but the acts are fictional but how describes it is just....disgusting again the art is oke, the stories are short and empty...is not worth it to read even like the Mai-chan daily life that at the end is more like..interesting? Or has like an idea that want to show or I don't know this is just eroguro and gore just...based on a twisted crime that actually happened..

[Scarlett · Rating 1 out of 5]

When I finished this book and it was hard to sleep afterwards especially the part where this poor girl begs the killers to kill her already it’s just really sad. rest in peace to the real girl who went through 40 days of hell junko furuta 1971-1989. but if you read about the real case junko went though way worse then what happens here though.

[Melina Hagenbuch · Rating 2 out of 5]

Yo soy fanática del gore, pero partiendo desde el caso real, esto parece una burla y es horroroso.