The name translates to Rising Sun Campaign Maiden, and it can be read on Batoto.
Description:
The middle schooler Kanade gets dragged into a political demonstration by her conspiratard childhood friend Sou and discovers that not all is as it seems to be.
Doesn't sound like ground-breaking work, but the reaction people on the far political left are having only seems to prove the author's point.
The comments section of Batoto is full of tl;dr rants about Japanese history that have less to do with the comic's contents and more to do with what they believe to be the author's political motivations. Keep in mind that most of the people on that site cannot read Japanese (they are there for translations, after all), so they're basing all of this on the first chapter which was just translated.
https://archive.md/flTGb
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https://archive.md/jwxIX
The middle schooler Kanade gets dragged into a political demonstration by her conspiratard childhood friend Sou and discovers that not all is as it seems to be.
Doesn't sound like ground-breaking work, but the reaction people on the far political left are having only seems to prove the author's point.
The comments section of Batoto is full of tl;dr rants about Japanese history that have less to do with the comic's contents and more to do with what they believe to be the author's political motivations. Keep in mind that most of the people on that site cannot read Japanese (they are there for translations, after all), so they're basing all of this on the first chapter which was just translated.
https://archive.md/flTGb
https://archive.md/ufSUf
https://archive.md/jwxIX
The political demonstration mentioned in the description is against the actions of the South Korean government and (in order to grab more attention) takes place in a part of town with a large Korean population. Kanade, who was just dropping something off to her friend, has no idea what's going but ends up trapped with the political activists by an angry crowd that has shown up to protest the demonstration.
The next morning she sees the main stream media covering this as people protesting a hateful racist group of nationalists instead of an angry mob - some of whom dragged her away from the demonstrators and yelled at her for 'being a racist.
The next morning she sees the main stream media covering this as people protesting a hateful racist group of nationalists instead of an angry mob - some of whom dragged her away from the demonstrators and yelled at her for 'being a racist.
