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It's typhoon season in Japan. Typically that means a few stormy nights when residents stay home. On such hazardous occasions, all you can do is hunker down in bed with a good book or a good movie and hope the power doesn't go out.
Sure enough, some fear these heavy storms, and for a good reason. Stronger typhoons are capable of stripping the siding from houses or knocking down large trees. I would know: a few years back, a 15-meter tree almost fell on the housing complex I was living in at the time. Fortunately, I wasn't home and the tree fell short.
Manga artist Kinako Mochitsuki (kinakomochitsuki) is familiar with the anxiety that accompanies such blustery nights. She lives with a dog and a cat who struggle to sleep during heavy rains and typhoons. Here is her experience.
Reproduced with permission from Kinako Mochitsuki (kinakomochitsuki)
Reproduced with permission from Kinako Mochitsuki (kinakomochitsuki)
Reproduced with permission from Kinako Mochitsuki (kinakomochitsuki)
Reproduced with permission from Kinako Mochitsuki (kinakomochitsuki)
Reproduced with permission from Kinako Mochitsuki (kinakomochitsuki)
Fortunately, everyone got to sleep...eventually.
Readers thought the whole scene was rather cute. They responded:
If you liked this piece, you can find more manga by Kinako Mochitsuki on her Instagram page. Check it out.