Reviews for Your Lie in April Manga

There are laughing places everywhere, so it's funny! And I can't watch the last volume without tears. Simply Impressed (TT) is a work I definitely want you to read until the end.

It was all fun from beginning to end. It was a very nice piece of work.

It's pretty interesting. The way it starts is shocking, and the comic makes me want to read it further and further. It also has Kyun points... the results... it's the best comic.

The old man is over 50 years old, but he cried. I think you'll understand if you read it.

Kaori is an amazing girl. It gives everyone a lot of courage and motivates me. A wonderful girl who can think about other people even though she seems to be having a hard time.

It's a work I'll never forget from the first time I read it. You can hear music even when there's no sound, and you can engrave memories in the same way even when you're not there. I love music, and it's a favorite work that made me think “what kind of music I want to deliver” to me, who does music.

The feelings of each sensitive period creep right in. It's a work that makes you stronger.

The anime was great too, but of course the comics are great too. You can enjoy it while feeling the sound of the piano.

Oda sensei was commenting on comics that seemed like I could hear the sound... What are the comics that top notch people admire? I thought so I started reading it. This is the first time I've read a comic and cried. After I finished reading it, I noticed that there were no characters I didn't like among the characters, and I wanted to support everyone. If I read it when my mind is a little tired, I'll do my best too! I think it's a work that would be a trigger.

It was a comic after watching the anime first, but... after all, comics are bound to cry too. I recommend anime so much that I'm in a loop where I want to watch comics and now I want to watch anime ✨

I watched anime too! It's a work I can't stop crying no matter how many times I watch it... there's no harm in watching it (crying)

It's a paper book and I have all the volumes, but there's nothing wrong with Naoji Shinkawa's work! The protagonist developed an illness that made him deaf when concentrating on music due to his mother's death. The main character faces the piano again, and what is friendship? What is love? It's a thought provoking story. It's a sad story, but there are places where tension and relaxation are laughable, and I think it was drawn with really good thought out. I never thought this old man would cry watching the anime version.

I don't know much about music and classical music either, but I was crying so hard that I couldn't stop! Arima-kun and Ka-chan both wanted a happy ending, but it was a sad, very moving, and beautiful youth story! I highly recommend it ~ I have all the volumes! I don't think I'll forget it even if I finish it!

It was a story where even though it dealt with classical music, it was not heavy, sometimes gagged, laughing and crying but sad... an unexpected development gripped my heart tightly, and I cried at the end. I'm glad I came across this story. It's a gem work that makes me think so. I also recommend anime.

It makes me cry no matter how many times I read it. This is a work that really moves me. I want Arima-kun to write a coming-of-age story in the future too!

I was moved by comics for the first time. At first, it was a very simple thing because I saw a commercial that was made into a live action and got interested, but I never thought I would read it all the way to the end. I strongly thought that if someone with music-related interests or first love is nearby, I want them to read it...

It's a very nice story. The last volume in particular makes me cry no matter how many times I read it.