Manga Will Kit Makes Death Comical
Japanese adults and children go crazy for Manga, the comic book genre that’s helped put Japan on the map. Manga style has been used to package everything from the Bible to the periodic table. Now its reach has extended to matters of life and death, as Japanese company Kokuyo has put out a Manga last will and testament kit.
The kit features three different examples for the preparer to follow: a young couple with children, a married couple with aging parents, and an older couple with adult children. The preparer is guided through the comic-style panels explaining the process by a spirited white-haired man. The character explains estate planning, bequests, and allocation in an accessible way through simple steps.
The notebook-style package includes four will template papers, two drafts, one storage card, a non-resealable envelope and practice paper. It’s also affordable at only $25.
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By RMJ on 12-08-2009
Comment by Ryan Lee Hannant
August 12th, 2009 at 3:19 pm
Can someone translate this?
Comment by a japanese
August 13th, 2009 at 10:10 am
I translated it for my English study. Sorry for poor English.
Wife : "We don't have any problem about an inheritance between us, do we?"
Husband : "I think you are sure to inherit the whole inheritance. No problem."
Teacher : "No, No, Wait! It's not correct!"
T : "The heir is not limited to only a spouse if you don't have children."
H : "REALLY!???"
T : "Your parents become an heir in addition to a spouse if you don't write your will."
"Or, a niece or a nephew could become an heir if you had lost your parents."
(Important point!)
Comment by Ryan Lee Hannant
August 13th, 2009 at 6:28 pm
Thank you! Its a good translation, what grade did you get? =d
Comment by two-faced joel
September 23rd, 2009 at 11:36 am
yeah can anyone translate this?
Comment by two-faced joel
September 23rd, 2009 at 11:38 am
okay thank u