Reviews for Your Lie in April Manga

The way the story unfolds is good. I want you to read it all the way through.

I wonder why, in music comics, tears come out even though I can't hear the sound and don't know the song. Once you read it, you can't stop it. Feelings overflow.

It's already a work I love. I'll definitely cry when I read it. The author's sense of language is so great that I sigh every time I turn the page.

It was so much fun that time went by so fast. There was a time when I glanced at a movie, but at that time I didn't really understand what was what it meant, and when I tried to read the manga, I just looked ahead and couldn't stop. I would recommend it to many people!

It taught me the joy of being in love and the sadness of parting ways. That's ridiculous! I'm in tears when I say it. that was the feeling. It's also a music comic.

I watched both the manga and the movie! I'm disappointed when I watch the live action movie every time, but this time was different!

The song seems to be heard from the picture. The movie and anime were very good.

I'm not familiar with the music, but it's a strange work that shakes my heart when I hear all kinds of sounds coming from the pages. I have an only son, so many emotions sprang up, such as Arima-kun's mother, feeling like a child, and feeling like an otome in love, and I cried no matter which volume I read.

I watched it in an anime, and I was really moved. The lacrimal gland collapses, so I recommend it!

The feeling that my heart is shaken is really nice. I also searched for songs that appeared in the story and listened to them, and I was still fascinated. I was able to read it all at once.

We recommend reading it all at once from beginning to end. The main character has the personality of a middle-aged office worker who can't fully boil down, but she is vividly revived due to the heroine's strong backup. I really want many people to read the royal road of youth comics.

Speaking of musical instruments, I used to play piano. well, that's a lie

It was very well recommended, so I decided to read it. I can't help but be worried about the continuation, so I think I'll take a look at it all.

It can be said that it is the most wonderful work I've come across. I have hundreds of comics at home as e-books, but I don't think there are any that are this good. I'll avoid spoilers, but as a general rule, the main character (Arima Kimimasa) changes the way of life of the main character (Arima Kimimasa) when she meets one girl (Kaori). That's the story I said. A major characteristic of this work is that characters are not used to express the sound of a piano or instrument. Maybe it's to enjoy the image of a reader saying, “This is how it is now...” I personally think so. I originally learned to play piano, but something caused me to leave music. My experience was slightly similar to my experience of fairness, so it was easy to empathize with, and it was easy to imagine. What I recommend can be recommended to a wide range of people, such as people who are worried about what to do now, and people who want to experience music. Why don't you read it?

Coupled with being originally a piano lover, Yips at the competition? It was painful to understand the fear of playing the piano by Kosei, who had become one. Tears and tears are also the reason Kaori tried to forcibly return to the world of music. I also watched movies, but comics were definitely better than movies. I feel the momentum in the manga, and the performance scene was really good even though there was no sound.

It's a comic like a hot, sad mass of youth. It is a work that can be enjoyed by many people, so I recommend it.