We Still Don't Know the Name of the Shirt We Saw That Day We don't know why the artists who created Jinta Yadomi from AnoHana chose red for his chiteijin shirt. It seems sort of antithetical. Shouldn't you choose black or brown or some muted color to represent an "underground person"? Maybe the color choice is foreshadowing, letting the audience know ahead of time that Jintan isn't destined to live out his life in isolation as a hikikomori. And, then again, maybe it just looked good. We're gonna go with that. Red, 100% cotton t-shirt with the characters 地底人 (chiteijin) on it in black. The right sleeve has a small note that points out the shirt's from J-List.
male, female - adult