Mud Men

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Daijiro Morohoshi's "Mud Men" is set in the remote regions of Papua New Guinea, far from modern civilization. The story follows Kodwa, a young boy belonging to the Ngawang ethnic minority group, and Namiko, a Japanese girl whose father is an anthropologist. The narrative weaves together elements of cultural anthropology and folklore, exploring the unique fates of these two characters in a setting where mythical and modern worlds intertwine.