Reviews for Tokyo Tarareba Girls Manga

All of Higashimura Akiko's stories are interesting. This is a story I wanted to read when I was in my 20s. Being in your 20s is really important. How you spend this period will drastically change your life after that! I'm busy with work and play, but if I get carried away by my youth, I'm in my 30s in no time, and it's scary if I don't move in a planned manner with an eye on the future! It's a lesson learned story.

It has also been made into media, and popular works have always been famous, but when I read the original story carefully, the lines were harsh and left in my memory.

It was so interesting that I read through the whole volume in one go! That's amazing. the real feelings of the Alassar generation and laughter are interspersed everywhere you read it, that's already awesome?? That's the best. Isn't this the best comic when you want to laugh or cheer up?

It's a comic after watching the drama, and I was surprised that the drama was the same as the comic, and the character images were perfect. The dramas are also really interesting, and there are a lot of things that make me want to sympathize with Hmm Understand. I like Talareba, so I just said it.

I love Akiko sensei's work. I also have paper, but I also bought it electronically! I love the place where the tempo is good and I can laugh without stress

I watched the drama for the first time, and I wanted to read the original story too, so when I watched it, it was so interesting that I reread it regularly! I'm getting older so fast, but I thought I'd live my life without regrets!!!

First, milt and liver are cute (laughs). I love Akiko Higashimura, and I almost like it, but she has a different taste than usual, but it's still interesting.

If Rinko, Kaori, and Koyuki had such good female friends, this world would be the best and strongest! May the future of the three who live strong while being bothered by helpless men will be happy even if they are plain!?

I learned about it from the drama and bought the original as a trial. As a result, the manga characters were overwhelmingly more appealing! Of course I bought the whole volume

It's a comic that pushes unmarried women in their 30s into a reality that's too painful to face even this. (Rather, age and gender may not matter) I am lucky enough to be tied to someone I like, but when I notice it, I always repeat “talareva” in my head for half of my life, with nothing but regrets. But there are good things, bad things, and memories that make you feel embarrassed and want to disappear “from” when they happened. The only time you can draw a line by connecting dots is when you look back. Then I don't know what line it will be, but now I'm hitting a dark dot here and now! It was an ending that made me think.

I'm energized by the sight of Talareva's three daughters living as they are despite their worries. Anyway, the girls' party looks like fun!

I also overcame the difficult period of being single by layering this comic in real time. However, when I reread it after more than 5 years, I was able to read it normally at the time. I can get worse now.. At that time, the screws were all loose, so I think they were paralyzed in various ways. I think it's a good comic where you can learn the reality of Alassar girls who really want to get married but can't. I think it will also be useful for Talareva girls who are worried now. Thank you very much, Professor Higashimura.

A long time ago, I was watching a drama and bought it because I wanted to read the original story. The voices of each actress and actor play in my head ^ ^ The tempo is good, and it's just so interesting! so many lines that stick to my heart lol

I watched Talareva Musume on a drama when I was in the 1st grade of junior high school. Now that I'm in my first year of college, I reread the comic again. I have two main impressions. First point, first of all, I like the atmosphere of this comic. I'm not 20 years old yet, so I haven't gone to an izakaya, and I haven't earned any money myself, so I admire the atmosphere where Rinko and the others are independent and have fun drinking at an izakaya with their friends. Looking at those figures, in the work, they are depicted as 3 people who couldn't be happy, but I admired the appearance of the three. Second, it made me keenly aware that people must keep growing. I thought that if you don't become a cool person, you won't be loved by cool people who are attracted to you... Now that I'm in college, I'm satisfied, and I haven't been able to make an effort. I thought I had to work hard...

The fantasy manga about Alassah, who falls in love with by a handsome guy 10 years or older, is popular and being made into a drama these days, but this work may be close to reality. From my point of view, who spent the darkest twenties trying to acquire qualifications, I'm a little envious of Rinko and the others, who have best friends who can have a “girls' party.” Talareba-chan's point really hit the mark. Talare Bar is also fun every time. Somehow I ended up buying it until the end. I want to read more about Alafifi, Talareva Musume from Arakan, Talareva Musume after getting married, Women who became Talareva after getting married, Talareva Musume in the Countryside, Talareva Musume who got divorced, Talareva Men!

I also sympathize with the main story and love it, but I really like Talare BAR and I don't know how many times I've reread it... I recommend it anyway. I also think I'll soon be able to see cod and reba.

When it was Alassah, I thought “it's going around so fast.” It becomes Arafo, and when I read it again, I feel “unfunny.”