Reviews for Descending Stories Manga

It's not flashy, but it's moist and relaxing, and fun. It was Rakuken, so I got even more involved in the story. It makes me want to go to a vaudeville.

The Showa feeling, Yotaro's purity, and Konatsu's feelings go well together, so it's worth reading. My mentor also has a habit, which is pretty nice.

I watched the anime first and bought it. When Yakumo was young, he was really sexy...

I was originally interested in rakugo, and I knew about this work and the anime adaptation... I tried an e-book for the first time because I couldn't help watching the digest video of the anime. I started reading it at the same time as the anime, but if I watched both of them, I feel like watching both would be interesting. I feel that the high synchronization rate with the manga is a high point for an anime adaptation. It seems to be the first volume, and the way seeds are rolled up in the future raised expectations.

I wasn't interested in rakugo at all, but I found it interesting. Rakugo is like this. I was just a little bit interested. I think all of the characters are fascinating.

After watching anime, I reached for comics. The anime was also a beautiful picture, but the manga also has a unique flavor of lines, and I feel a sense of sex appeal. There are heavy, sticky stories here and there, and since I don't have that much fondness or modeling for rakugo, there are parts that personally feel like fantasy.

As I read it, I really want to listen to rakugo live. You can learn about the world of rakugo that you seem to know but don't know much about, and your range of interests expands. I've only read a few volumes, but it's a manga I want to read until the end.

I watched the anime first, but the comics are pretty good too. There aren't many rakugo comics, so I recommend it. I became interested in rakugo with this work.

This is the first time I've read a comic about rakugo. The tempo of the story is good, and the characters are unique, so I'm drawn in! I recommend it!

It was halfway through, but I read it on a rental basis. Each character is fascinating, and the storyline that intersects with the past is also very interesting, and I like it!

I was surprised that the author drew the world of rakugo, but it really drew me in. I just heard rakugo for the first time the day before. I recommend it.

What is rakugo? When I somehow started reading it while thinking about it, I quickly fell in love and continued reading. I still don't really understand rakugo, but it's a wonderful comic that shows the growth of the characters and has a unique atmosphere.

Each character has a background and feelings... why is it possible to draw so many different characters...? It's interesting even if you don't know rakugo, and if you know rakugo, there are ways to break frames that can be read even deeper, and you can enjoy it in a way unique to comics, there are small discoveries no matter how many times you read it, and I think it's a slow and enjoyable comic

I'm addicted to anime, and I'm also interested in comics, but I'm drawn in by the very deep story. I like the beauty of the unique atmosphere of this era

I had an image of rakugo being difficult, old, and sleepy, but reading this made me want to go to a vaudeville in Asakusa ^^

Rakugo seems difficult.. I thought so, but as expected, Kumota Haruko! The development is very interesting. It made me want to listen to rakugo.

I started with the anime and read the original. I didn't know anything about rakugo, but the description is easy to understand, and you can feel the vaudeville atmosphere. However, the BL smell is a bit pungent.

There are new discoveries every time I read it through the eyes of various people, and I think it's a very human-smelling work. I also felt something like the depth of traditional performing arts, and it became a learning experience.

It's interesting. I was so interested in rakugo that I actually went to listen to it. ←I want to read scenes from laughing rakugo that are easily influenced, and I'm going to read them on paper media.