健康で文化的な最低限度の生活

Emiru Yoshitsune begins work as a public assistance caseworker in Tokyo. Her job puts her in charge of people who rely on welfare benefits for daily life. Early cases force her to visit homes, listen to complicated family problems, and check whether support is being used properly. She often feels inexperienced while trying to balance rules with human needs. The workplace setting shows how social welfare decisions affect both staff and residents.