Reviews for Your Lie in April Manga

The expressive power of music is amazing. The end is sad, but it makes me feel positive. Previously, in an interview, the author said “there is no meaning in the title,” but I think it did make sense.

The power of music is amazing. You can heal your own heart and the heart of your partner, encourage and understand each other. I wanted to read it when I was doing music when I was in middle and high school

Even people who don't know the music will be drawn into them. Her appeal, the growth of the protagonist, and above all else, I think the people around her are also fascinating and very neatly organized. It's already complete, so I think it's easy to read

Even though I don't really understand the music or the girls, it's a work that really, really fascinated me, and I can't wait for the next volume!

Maybe it's a different music comic from “Piano Forest.” I bought the whole volume and got it right. Ah, I'm in tears after reading it, but it's refreshing. After a while, it became a book I wanted to reread.

I was drawn into the work. My heart was moved. I burst into tears.

I watched anime and became interested. Originally, it's not a picture I like, but the story and way it's drawn are very poetic and fascinating. It has the power to read even if you don't like it. The emotions and words that rise from the depths of the characters' hearts, their feelings, anguish, and... love. It's a strange comic that makes you feel like images are streaming in when you read it. Kosei, a genius pianist who had disappeared from the front stage of the competition due to something, meets Kaori, a girl who plays the violin. This encounter was in April. It has great significance in the ending of this work. The words that Kaori gives off to Kosei are really good. Terrible feelings, power, and wishes are put into every word, and tears come out. Anyway, this work evokes a variety of emotions after I've finished reading it.

I wanted it to have a sad, happy ending... there are people who say this is fine, but I think a different way of ending would have been fine

This is a story where Kusei, who threw up music when her mother died, meets the heretical violinist Kaori, and is stimulated by friends, late mother, teacher, and rivals around him, faces music again while being helped, and grows up. I was struck by the sweet, sour, and sad days of youth and the way they sincerely faced music and changed. It's a work that made me feel once again on the piano I hadn't played in a long time. When I was reading while listening to the songs that come up in the story, my tears overflowed and I couldn't stop. Each depiction was also very beautiful, and the feelings of the characters in the story were really conveyed. It has become one of my favorite comics. Whether you're playing music or not, you'll be hooked. I recommend reading it along with the anime. Anyway, it's awesome

I recommend it. Nodame, Mori no Piano, and this work. We are also considering purchasing it on our comic shelf.

I thought it was a sweet and sour story involving music, but it made me burst into tears while reading it sadly in the middle, but it was so warm... it made me feel like that. It's a work I can't help but be worried about the continuation, and I'm concerned about the climax. Oh, I want to read more soon.

How do the characters challenge the fresh (^-^) standing in the way? I'll buy the next volume!

Even if you're not familiar with classical music, you can enjoy it. The expression is good, the details are detailed, and you can understand each character's story well, even if it is short. I was so drawn in that I read it in no time. I want to read the continuation soon.

I used to learn piano, so I'm half nostalgic, and once I start reading, I can't stop!! what is this! It's interesting. The characters are also unique, and above all, their expressive power when performing is amazing. While reading this comic, playing that classical song hits my heart even more and it's irresistible. I want to read more soon T^T

My brother recommended it to read it and it was really a big hit after a long time!! It was such a straight and powerful shonen magazine that I couldn't imagine from its cute design and atmosphere. Even though I can't hear any sound, the performance scene where every time I turn the page, I have the illusion that I'm actually listening to the piano in some hall is really impressive. I seriously recommend it, so be sure to read it!!!

The performance part is really good. I think the story also depicts the characters' feelings very well. It feels like a comic book from a novel, and it's worth reading. I started crying here and there and I cried (laughs)