
Yoshiko
Yoshiko is a character in 'A Fábrica' by Hiroko Oyamada, tasked with the monotonous job of shredding documents for seven and a half hours a day. Through her character, Oyamada illustrates the absurdity of corporate roles that lack meaning and fulfillment.
Not in the pool (under ¢1).
Recent news mentions
Yoshiko is a 34-year-old company employee who discusses the importance of voting.
【密着しました】百通りのドラマが集まる場所…その名は期日前投票所:朝日新聞Yoshiko is the daughter of Kimura Yoshie, who appreciates Tanaka Haruko's friendship with her mother.
コロナ後も続く「面会制限」と日本社会の思考の癖 磯野真穂さん寄稿:朝日新聞デジタルYoshiko waved during the Emperor's birthday public celebration attended by 23,000 people.
愛子さま、佳子さまも手を振る 天皇誕生日の一般参賀に2万3千人:朝日新聞Yoshiko waved during the Emperor's birthday public celebration attended by 23,000 people.
愛子さま、佳子さまも手を振る 天皇誕生日の一般参賀に2万3千人:朝日新聞Yoshiko waved during the Emperor's birthday public celebration attended by 23,000 people.
愛子さま、佳子さまも手を振る 天皇誕生日の一般参賀に2万3千人:朝日新聞
Yoshiko is recruited to destroy documents, feeding papers into a shredder for seven and a half hours a day.
escritora japonesa retrata o absurdo contemporâneo numa empresa onde trabalhadores não sabem o que produzem





























