Twelve animals. Twelve jobs. One town. Jobmals are drawn in Japan — and tired in a way you'll recognize anywhere.
Born in Japan. Working everywhere.
Nobody here is the sidekick. Each one is the main character of their own shift. Three have clocked in so far.

Nurse Rabbit
Nurse

Chef Bear
Chef

Hairstylist Cat
Stylist
Coming
Coming
Coming
Coming
Coming
Coming
Coming
Coming
Coming
3 of 12 clocked in
First-year, med-surg, still charting. No punchlines about patients — just the part every nurse recognizes: the time, the room number, the thing that happens every single shift.


Night shift. Let's go.
夜勤入ります

Call light. Again.
ナースコール連打

Still charting.
記録が終わらない

No break yet.
休憩とれてない

Survived nights.
夜勤明け

Report's taking forever
申し送り長い

IV in! First try!
ルート確保

Checking vitals!
バイタル測ってきます

On rounds!
ラウンド行ってきます

Paging the doc…
ドクターコール

Need orders!
指示もらってきて

Staying late. Again.
残業確定

Left on time?!
定時で帰れた!

PTO approved!!
希望休とれた

Otsukaresama! (good work today)
お疲れさまです

Got it!
了解です

He's the boss. He looks like trouble. He isn't. Sixteen stickers from one kitchen — prep, the rush, the taste test, the shutter coming down.

Omatase — here you go
おまたせ

Slammed
忙しい

One bite. Trust me.
飛ぶぞ

Closed. Shutter's down.
閉店ガラガラ

Morning
おはよう

Prepping
仕込み

Come on in
いらっしゃい

Spicy!
辛っ!

Sweet!
甘っ!

Bitter!
苦っ!

Haven't had a day off
連勤中

Maido — thanks, as always
まいど

Not to brag, but
手前味噌ですが

So?
で?

Day off
休み

Happy to.
はい喜んで
Cool on the surface, soft underneath — the tail gives her away. Sixteen stickers, start to finish: the consult, the cut, the mirror at the end.


Whole new look
イメチェン

I'd take any help right now
猫の手も借りたい

Let's go short
バッサリいこ

Luck this way
招き猫

Morning
おはよ

What are we doing today?
今日どうします

You pick
おまかせで

Anywhere itchy?
かゆいところない

Still too hot
猫舌

Looking good
盛れてる

Feels lighter
さっぱり

Playing nice
猫を被る

Otsukaresama deshita (good work today)
お疲れさまでした

Everyone and their cat
猫も杓子も

Thanks
ありがと

Wasted on me
猫に小判
Some lines stay Japanese on purpose. Otsukaresama desu is what you say to someone who worked hard — roughly, thank you for your tiredness. Omatase is what a cook says as the plate lands: thanks for waiting. Everything else can be English. Whether that happens depends on who asks.
The rabbit is the nurse. The bear is the chef. The cat is the stylist. Twelve animals, twelve jobs, no repeats.
No hero, no sidekicks. Each one has their own shift, their own bad day, their own story. Start with anyone.
Same station, same café, same train. Sometimes one of them walks through another's story. We won't always point it out.
The art comes from a Japanese sticker tradition. The feelings come from work, which is the same everywhere.