There's No Easy Job

Many of us have experienced emotional burnout at work at some point, and we’ve wondered about changing what we do—or even stopping altogether.

A young Japanese woman faced a similar situation and set three key requirements for her new job: proximity to home, minimal physical activity, and minor responsibility.

A recruiter follows her wishes with attention and patience. The girl tries different roles—from writing advertising texts to investigating mysterious disappearances and helping others. In every new position she discovers both positive and negative sides, but gradually she realizes that her goal isn’t just to find an easy job, but something deeper.

This warm, heartfelt Japanese-style romance tells a story about searching for one’s place in a chaotic world.