Reviews for Descending Stories Manga

It's profound. I became interested in rakugo after reading it. I wonder if it feels a bit like BL... it's a comic that feels like a human drama where all the characters are fascinating.

I'm not interested in rakugo, but I enjoy it. I've become a little interested in rakugo because I think I might enjoy it even more once I know it.

That's probably the case with rakugo, but I can see BL elements too... Even though they have thin bodies and strange sex appeal, I also like handsome people who don't get married for the rest of their lives. Being swayed by someone like an indispensable partner is like being in love. How many people have jobs where they think they can put their whole lives on the line? I read it with envy. My heart hurts, the bottom of my stomach feels heavy, and I think it's just an influence that can't be called a comic. I like the heartwarming characters drawn by the author, but I also like bad guys that smell like humans. It was such a work that I thought about how to live and even die through rakugo.

I recommend reading it when you want to calm your mind. Rakugo probably originally has the property of calming people's minds. I read it when stress destroyed my body.

I didn't like the picture, so what do you think? I read it while thinking... but it's interesting! As I read it, I also fell in love with pictures. This is a story for me to read.

I don't often watch rakugo, but I was able to get to know them deeply and deeply through this work. It's a comic like an introductory book, so to speak, and it might be perfect for getting started.

Anyway, it's interesting. This is the first work that made me interested in rakugo. Not only is rakugo fun, but it also digs deep into the characters, and the more you read it, the more drawn you are into it.

I became addicted to it after watching the anime! I'm drawn in even though I don't really understand rakugo or the historical background.

I watched anime and became interested, so I went to comics. It's more in-depth than anime and is worth reading. I'm still in the middle, but I'm thinking about buying the whole volume.

Even though it's a rakugo story, I felt like I was reading a mystery where I couldn't solve the mystery until the end. It's deep.

It was such a great work that I wanted to write a review for the first time! I'm currently watching the anime, but I decided to read the original because I wanted to know the subtleties of the mind (especially Konatsu) that cannot be read through anime alone. It was a work full of people's various feelings, and I was moved over and over again at key points. Maybe it's been since the Robin edition of One Piece that made me cry in comics. lol lol, not to mention Hachidaime Yakumo, Miyokichi, and Konatsu, who I didn't like at first, I feel so loved by everyone when I finished reading it. Even when I wrote this, I burst into tears again... Yotaro is also a really nice person and I love him. I thought many times that it was good that Yotaro was there, but I also felt the weight of everyone being there in the second half. I'm also happy to be able to watch anime that is still going on now with a different mindset. I'm also a great Yakumo addict now. The more I read laughing, the more fascinating and profound he really felt. This is a work I definitely want you to read.

The anime was interesting and I started reading this one too. The anime is pretty slow tempo, so I'm happy to be able to read the manga all at once. However, reading comics doesn't mean you can listen to rakugo, so it was a story that made me interested in listening to various rakugo in the future.

I've also been watching anime since season 1. To be honest, I wasn't really interested in rakugo itself, but this manga is interesting. As I read on, I became fascinated by the turbulent life of a rakugo storyteller.

It's a TV anime, and I think it's a really wonderful work, light, heavy, drunk, and sweet. It would be useless to read it until the end.

I'm not interested in rakugo itself, and I didn't really like pictures, but since it has a good reputation, I thought it would be like this at first... but as I read on, I became more and more addicted to it. The rakugo scenes are so powerful and realistic that you can really hear voices, and it feels like watching a play rather than a manga. If you are hesitating about the design, please read it because it doesn't bother you.

I think the story fits very well with the atmosphere of the picture. I don't know rakugo at all, but I'm starting to be interested.

All of Kumota's works are beautiful... This story also has a good sense of context, as if you were watching a play. The way the space is taken, the wording is awesome.

I'm not good at the so-called traditional performing arts world, and I was wondering what this would be like, but at the end I was addicted to it. It really feels like everyone's way of life symbolizes the Showa era at that time. I wonder if they were drawn in from about the incident that took Konatsu in. It was really interesting because the performing arts and the environment and drama surrounding it were depicted in a well-balanced manner.

I read up to 3 volumes of comics, and after that, I'm in a situation where I know the first half of the anime, but it's a work I'm really into. The anime is good too, but after all, the original design matches the times, and the characters are more attractive. I wasn't originally interested in rakugo, but now I want to know how it appears in this comic.

I'm addicted to it via anime, but it's an amazing work anyway. The love and hate drama of storytellers and people involved, the passion and conflict of storytellers, the rakugo world fluctuating in the trend of the times, and the meaning of the classic rakugo theme “heart” embedded in many layers in the title. It doesn't have any flashiness or outrage, but it definitely draws you into a deep human drama.