Reviews for Your Lie in April Manga

The story development is fun, laughing, and has a good tempo. There was a pretense in the middle, so I was making predictions to some extent, but I cried at the end.

like you've seen it in anime before? My daughter has also been playing the piano since she was a child and participated in contests, so I read it with interest, but I was overwhelmed by how charming all the characters were!

I watched a musical because Karin Miyamoto will appear. It was so interesting that I watched the original story later. I reread the last volume a few times, but I cry every time. It was insanely interesting. I'm glad I was able to know what kind of people Igawa-san and Aiza-kun, who had almost no activity on stage, were. I wonder if there won't be anyone who can compete with Arima-kun, who has lost his loved one twice...

It makes me cry a lot no matter how many times I read it. It's a gentle story. Thank you for the work that makes me think that living is beautiful and makes me move forward.

A coming-of-age story about a boy who used to be called a genius. It's a public life where she meets a free-spirited violinist girl and regains herself. What a sad youth story.

It was a very readable manga. The sight of facing and overcoming conflicts and complexes gave me a lot of courage. I myself have had the experience of drastically changing my life through encounters with people, so I would like to be an entity that I can influence in the future.

I started with anime. The slightly simple pattern is wonderful. It depicts the main character who gradually faces piano and music by getting involved with a girl who is a violinist. The performance scene is also wonderful.

It's a story you can't read without tears. I cried unexpectedly...!! It's a really interesting work, so I recommend it!

I thought the story was so wonderful because it's a youth story like a picture space story. What exactly was your lie... Looking back, I feel like it was a pretty straight forward expression...

The story is so moving that I don't think I can read the last volume without tears. The music in the anime version is also very delicately reproduced, which is really good

The person Takeshi-kun and Emi had always admired and tried to catch up with is right in front of them, and their feelings are probably amazing. Arima-kun, on the other hand, changed thanks to Kaori. I think that moment still has a special feeling in all the comics. Seishun is sad and nostalgic, and if there aren't many comics that can express it in such a natural way, I want to read them all, and when I want to remember, I try to reread them all like now, and it's a work I feel special forever within myself. Sorry for the long sentence

A manga that makes you cry. The characters with rich personalities were so adorable, and I felt a sense of youth in their relationships. Also, I was moved by the depiction as if I could hear music. It has become a work I love very much.

It really was a wonderful comic until the end. I want everyone to read it. I can't read without tears. Life is really a repetition of trying so hard, getting frustrated, and standing up again, isn't it? Seeing such little boys and girls working so hard made me think that my adult self would have to work hard too. I also watched anime with my teenage daughter. The anime was good too.

I learned about this comic through an interview with Professor Oda of One Piece, and I enjoyed reading it all at once, which was my first encounter. I wonder if the story was decided from the beginning of writing, and the foreshadowing was picked up neatly, and it's a very beautiful work. All of the characters are nice, and it's great to be able to pour their passion into something. This time I bought it for the first time in a while and read it, but I bought it every time a discount coupon came in, so there was a gap, but it bothers me that I should know the content because I want to read the continuation quickly and quickly. It was a really great piece.

I feel like I'm being hit on the head by “emotion.” Even if I don't do music, my heart is moved so much, so I thought people who have worked hard on music or something until now would be even more moved. I was able to peek into my pure and sad yet warm and smiling youth, and after reading it, I was refreshed just by looking at the comic's introduction. If you reread it or watch and listen to the music and books that have come out, will you be even more moved? It was a wonderful work that made me want to read it deeply.

It's a very nice romance manga. No matter when I reread it, it makes me cry. I'm curious about what kind of life Kosei-kun went on after that.