Tokyo Kaido

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Synonyms: Tokyo Kaido, Toukyou Kaidou

Japanese: 東京怪童

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 3

Chapters: 33

Status: Finished

Published: Nov 13, 2008 to Jul 1, 2010

Demographic: Seinen

Serialization: Morning

Authors: Mochizuki, Minetaro (Story & Art)

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Score: 7.30¹ (scored by 582 users)

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Ranked: #4264²

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Popularity: #7610

Members: 1,893

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Ranked #4264Popularity #7610Members 1,893

MangaMorningMochizuki, Minetaro (Story & Art)

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Jun 27, 2021

33 of 33 chapters read

Overall Rating: 8

Catch33 (All reviews)

8 people found this review helpful

In terms of overall feel to this manga you can think of a Japanese equivalent to a Wes Anderson/Lynch hybrid drama containing a weird sense of humor, either deadpan or pure.

Storywise, there's this eccentric doctor doing research on Hashi who can't help but say out loud everything he thinks and feels, mostly vile stuff. Hana on the other hand has unexpected orgasms anytime, anywhere. Mari cannot perceive the people around her, isolating herself from reality. Hideo claims to have superpowers and can get in touch with aliens and God. There's also a Napoleon Dynamite clone thrown in there with some kind of Alzheimer's. The rest read more

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Jun 18, 2022

33 of 33 chapters read

Overall Rating: 10

demii_fiend (All reviews)

0 people found this review helpful

What an underrated masterpiece, such a hidden gem. Please read this if you are into psychological mangas.

The story follows quite a few characters over 3 volumes. The author managed to capture everyone's story incredibly well. I almost wish for a sequel because by the end, I just love all of them. But well, the story is perfect short as it is.

Don't expect something world-changing. This isn't meant to be the deepest story ever. It's just about people who differ from the norm trying to come to term with their struggles. And it doesn't always end well, that's all I can say. What makes it so read more

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