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Yutori Tanaka is a high schooler who takes a part-time job at a small toy company that makes Poppu tiger plushies. Simple enough. She clocks in, she clocks out, she gets paid. Then her supervisor Shiori Tsumekomi tries to actually manage her, and every instruction turns into a standoff. Shiori is in her twenties and cannot figure out why the kid does what she does. Reiko Dankain, the middle-aged one, watches both of them like they are speaking different languages. The three of them were born into completely different Japans, and the office is where that collision happens. Yutori shrugs off deadlines. Shiori takes them dead seriously. Reiko remembers a time when nobody questioned either of them. What starts as a friendly attempt to get along keeps tripping over the same thing: two people who want the same result but cannot agree on what counts as work. So who is actually right here, the teenager who treats the job like a job, or the adults who cannot stop treating her like a problem?
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ONA · 2009 · ★ 6,1
Yutori Tanaka is a high schooler who takes a part-time job at a small toy company that makes Poppu tiger plushies. Simple enough. She clocks in, she clocks out, she gets paid. Then her supervisor Shiori Tsumekomi tries to actually manage her, and every instruction turns into a standoff. Shiori is in her twenties and cannot figure out why the kid does what she does. Reiko Dankain, the middle-aged one, watches both of them like they are speaking different languages.
The three of them were born into completely different Japans, and the office is where that collision happens. Yutori shrugs off deadlines. Shiori takes them dead seriously. Reiko remembers a time when nobody questioned either of them. What starts as a friendly attempt to get along keeps tripping over the same thing: two people who want the same result but cannot agree on what counts as work.
So who is actually right here, the teenager who treats the job like a job, or the adults who cannot stop treating her like a problem?