Reviews for Descending Stories Manga

I liked Mr. Kumota, and although it was a general story, I bought it. The characters are charming and have a lot of mysteries, but they really draw you in? I'm also looking forward to future developments

It seemed moist and had a light laugh, and I was able to read it without being stiff. I think it would be painful to live within the traditions of the rakugo world, or rather, the rules, but I felt the Yamato spirit in the sight of them ascending to the throne with nobility and pride.

As the title suggests, it's a rakugo story. The cover was dark, so I thought it was a heavy, dark story, but without that, it was very easy to read. Reading this makes me want to listen to rakugo.

I've read up to 3 volumes. My mentor's manly spirit is cool. It's going to be even more interesting from now on.

The sexy depiction of the old man is wonderful. The combination of disgusting yang and single-minded yin is irresistible. I don't often listen to rakugo, but reading this comic made me want to go. After all, comics that support the revival of traditional Japanese popularity are amazing!

It's an unfamiliar world of rakugo, and for those who are attracted to Japanese things, it's so fresh and funny. It was hard to get used to the unique intensity of the picture for a while, but my mentor Yakumo was so fascinating, and I was curious about his past with Sukeroku, and as I was drawn by the story and read on, I stopped worrying about the pattern. Rather, it's a taste. I'm not used to eating it, but it seems like I get addicted to it as I eat it. The atmosphere of the work is somewhere quiet, dark, and humid, like a summer night, but the bright characters of Yotaro have a good balance, and since Yota is there, it doesn't feel like it gets too heavy. It's a long time since it hasn't been completed, so I've only read one volume yet, but it's a work I want to read when I'm done.

It's not boring, but whether it's interesting is subtle. It seems like MPY people will fall in love with it.

When it comes to rakugo, I've only seen laughing points, but reading it conveyed the fun of rakugo. I'm worried about the continuation of this story

I didn't know rakugo at all, but I was curious. I think it's a perfect manga for people like that. It's very easy to get into, and it's nice to get to know old Japanese culture in this way. It is a work filled with the feeling that people of the younger generation will read it as many times as possible, and that they will take an interest in rakugo.

It's a rakugo story, so I started reading it lightly to try reading it, but it was more interesting than I had anticipated. When Yotaro comes out in places that tend to get dark, the atmosphere brightens up. I think it's Yotaro's work. What left an impression on me was the depiction that women can't do rakugo. I wasn't aware of it until I read this story, but it's true that the only image of a rakugo storyteller is a man.

I read it when I heard it was going to be animated. I was curious about sexy mentors and relationships, so I thought I'd read more.

I read volume 1. There was an image that rakugo was stiff and hard to stick with, but the rakugo scenes are interesting and easy to read. It's okay if you don't know rakugo. You can enjoy it!

It was ★ 5 until volume 4, but it progressed too fast after volume 5, and I wanted to read it more carefully if possible. But overall, I think it's interesting.

I read volume 1. I don't know much about rakugo, but I was drawn in all at once from the beginning and I was able to read it smoothly. Looking at the cover, I thought it was a work with a difficult story, but that wasn't the case at all, so it was interesting.

I've only read volume 1. I'm completely ignorant about rakugo, but it was really interesting. I'm looking forward to future developments such as the truth of death and Yotaro's growth