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The Cult Known as Jehova's Witnesses

“Japanese memoir manga exposes life inside Jehovah's Witness congregation through author's vulnerable, angry journey of faith and family.”

The Cult Known as Jehova's Witnesses

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Psychological Drama Slice of Life
34 chapters · 2 volumes · 2018 - Present · Manga
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Japanese memoir manga exposes life inside Jehovah's Witness congregation through author's vulnerable, angry journey of faith and family.

In this emotionally raw debut memoir manga, Tamosan describes growing up in a Jehovah’s Witness congregation in Japan. Tamosan’s introduction to the faith begins when her mother takes her to "English lessons" that consist of reading religious tracts. Over time, Tamosan finds herself increasingly isolated from "worldly" activities and pushed toward a future focused on constant evangelizing. She becomes troubled by the congregation's insularity and restrictive practices, while also observing the community's unique cultural adaptations in Japan. The memoir explores the challenges of life within a restrictive religious community, capturing both the author's vulnerability and anger as she navigates her complex relationship with faith and family. Written originally for a Japanese audience unfamiliar with Christianity and its fundamentalist sects, the work serves as an intimate exposé of life inside this religious community. The distinctive art style features emotive characters against sketchy backgrounds, creating an authentic and personal narrative voice that offers readers a window into experiences rarely shared publicly.

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A Manga Publication

  • Format 34 × 2 ch × vol
  • Total read 4h 32m approx
  • Published Jan 2018 – ongoing
  • Source Manga media type
  • Ref. BS-M61686 catalog

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