Most chapters are named after a Japanese pop song with each chapter in a single volume usually named for songs by the same artist.
The stories stay self-contained, but span two or three chapters which have fewer pages than chapters at the start of the series. This changes in later volumes due to a change in serialization. The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service is usually structured into self-contained chapters though some successive stories, most notably the entire second volume, are one continuous story. The manga also seems to be set in the same universe as MPD Psycho and Mail, other series that the authors Otsuka and Yamazaki respectively have worked on, as characters of these series appear in it. Tokyo, usually Shinjuku, is often visited though it is not known exactly where the college is located in relation to the greater Tokyo metropolitan area. The series is ostensibly set in modern-day Japan with the main characters hanging around the Buddhist college near Tokyo the main characters attended, though the characters often travel elsewhere for summer jobs or to fulfill their "clients" wishes. However, because corpses do not always die of natural causes or accidents, the group often encounters criminal activity or such compensation is unattainable. On this basis the group forms a business venture to fulfill said wishes in hopes for compensation. Most notable is Kuro Karatsu who has the ability to "speak" to the recently deceased and hear their last wishes. The series deals with the exploits of five young graduates of a Buddhist college, all of which have a special skill, some of them supernatural and/or involving dead bodies. 2.2 The Shirosagi Corpse Cleaning Service.2.1 The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service.
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