Description
Japan is a brilliant model of Asian success and obligation. But how would this country manage a large-scale sanitary crisis? What would happen in Shinjuku, one of Tokyo's biggest districts, if a man exploded in the street during broad daylight? How would the political and sanitation authorities manage such a crisis? Please consider this question as long as you can–because it's already too late for professors Onodera and Sekiguchi! Is an emerging virus slowly spreading itself into the arteries of the Japanese capital?
Chapters (22)
- Chapter 22Vol. 2
- Chapter 21Vol. 2
- Chapter 20Vol. 2
- Chapter 19Vol. 2
- Chapter 18Vol. 2
- Chapter 17Vol. 2
- Chapter 16Vol. 2
- Chapter 15Vol. 2
- Chapter 14Vol. 2
- Chapter 13Vol. 2
- Chapter 12Vol. 2
- Chapter 11Vol. 2
- Chapter 10Vol. 1
- Chapter 9Vol. 1
- Chapter 8Vol. 1
- Chapter 7Vol. 1
- Chapter 6Vol. 1
- Chapter 5Vol. 1
- Chapter 4Vol. 1
- Chapter 3Vol. 1
- Chapter 2Vol. 1
- Chapter 1Vol. 1