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      <title>Manga Box Sets of the Deceased Used as Squat Weights: Physically Honoring &#39;Heavy Feelings&#39;</title>
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      <description>A boom is sweeping Japan for &#39;Muscle Shojin Otoshi&#39; (muscle post-funeral feast) that carves grief into muscle fibers. Bereaved family members perform tearful squats holding entire box sets of popular manga (approx. 20 kg). While praised for letting them &#39;feel the physical weight of the deceased,&#39; police have received numerous reports from relatives fearing their next-day muscle soreness is &#39;the work of spirits.&#39; The head priest advised, &#39;That is just supercompensation.&#39;</description><category>Muscle Arena</category><enclosure url="https://alt.andpaper.net/ja/articles/20260723-muscle-wake-manga-squat/index_hu_76ab1955f8fea3b1.jpg" length="112053" type="image/jpeg" /></item>
    
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