Reviews for Tokyo Tarareba Girls Manga

I'm not talking about Talareva's argument, but the production anecdote at the end of the book is holding a girls' party with the same tension doesn't seem like someone else's matter either. Regardless of whether you're married or not, it's almost time to take responsibility for your own actions, isn't it? It's a comic where anger is caught by KEY's words and actions, and the feeling that they are being cheered for is strange.

I'm in the same generation as the main character, but even so, I had a lot of trouble. lol. I have friends who didn't get married because they misunderstood that Alassah was still young. I want to get married, but even though I have a habit, I don't do anything in particular, and I get caught by scum guys who complain at girls-only gatherings. I married my boyfriend from that time and Tara, now... Talareva Festival. Exactly, that's right! But I can't usually give advice. It's a skill that can only be done because it's a character of Mr. Khan Higashimura. Marriage isn't everything. So being married isn't great. But it's true that there are happy times spent with my husband, kids, and family. A sense of security that I can definitely say that I'm happy. Last, I want the main characters to find it too!

It's so refreshing that they hit me right away. I'm a married person, but marriage hunting, job hunting, and fertility hunting all have in common the fact that nothing starts passively, right? When people who want to get married read this manga, on the other hand, they have to work harder as teachers (don't be passive)! You should think so!

Higashimura Akiko's work brilliantly reveals the gawdy part of a woman, and I sometimes feel that it's tough, but after all, I can't help but look at it~

The fun of stability. I'm curious about future developments. I'm 30 years old now, so I really think the content is crazy.

It's a work where no one can so accurately, comically, and cruelly depict the situations, thoughts, and actions of a “modern bachelorette girl”... if I were to draw this kind of story, nothing would stand out from the author anymore. I didn't know it had stalled even when it was volume 4. The balance between Higashimura-style gag and seriousness is exquisite, and it's unquestionably interesting. It's a big mess, but some of my past works were very wasteful because the final stage was so ridiculous... May the momentum of this work, which is the author's “field of expertise,” not be lost until the end... name (mystery?) I'm hoping it will be made!

I think it's an easy duck for women in their 30s to 40s to get addicted to. The main girls are unmarried children in their mid-thirties, but I also had trouble getting married in my late 30s. There are a lot of characters, and people who don't fit might not fit. Among Higashimura-san's works, I like it the most.

Even if I meet a man, I can't be happy, or rather, do I want to be happy?? It made me think about it. I want to read the next volume soon.

While raising children, I'm addicted to temperist, and although the situation is different from my current situation, I'm reading this work while feeling nostalgic about my time when I was single. The situation was different, but I'm once again addicted to Higashimura Akiko's second work!

Since the magazine is published in KISS, it feels a little bit just a little bit like an adult, but no matter what, Higashimura Akiko. It's interesting. if it's a good old woman, huh, understand, do you know, do you have? I wonder if it becomes...

All of Higashimura-sensei's comics are interesting, and they're full of small stories, so even if you read them over, they're laughable and twice as delicious. This work has a finish that feels quite scary when read by Alassah, who is in the middle of marriage hunting. Actually, marriage hunting to fight against cute and highly calculated Aratsu is probably pretty painful. I feel like the Alafo setting is more comfortable than Alassar. Volume 3 has just come out, but I want to read more soon.

Recommended for girls in their 20s. It's a didactic story about how this is going to happen if you don't think ahead properly and fall in love. Single girls over Alassah who are aware that they aren't currently in a very good relationship should read it with the intention of losing their mind. For dom people. I was scared when I read it because it was so real that I was having a girls' party like this before. A long time ago, I remembered the drama “Anego” starring Shinohara Ryoko and the drama “Around 40” starring Amami Yuki. There are still more girls like this who are beautiful, highly educated, and have a high income, but have a good relationship and can't even get married. Damn it, my friend has one too. The content is normal and very interesting. The characters' lines are deep and tough, and I can't help but nod deeply. I want all three of them to be happy, but... it must be quite difficult... ◎ Volume 4 was also really interesting!

It's a story about chasing ideals and when you notice, there's nothing left. The circumstances are completely different from those of the main characters, but I'm horrified to read it. I thought nothing lasts forever. It was philosophical about what would be good and where to be convinced.

full of gag sense as ever! Kaigetsuhime and the like were funny too, but they were really funny. The talent up to this point is amazing in a sense

There were a lot of parts I sympathized with, and my heart was disgusted when I read it. I'm reading with a laugh, but I'm reminded that this isn't the time to laugh.

It's interesting because it looks like Higashimura Akiko sensei. A certain feeling makes me want to read it all at once.

The Jellyfish Princess was interesting, so I read this one too. It's fun! It's a feeling I like.

They're all interesting, but this one is super fun too! The work is easy to read.

“All Alasah, Abou Shout” is often said, and it's really unforgiving. I mean it's real, or is it too real? I myself am not in my 30s or single, but that actually caused quite a bit of damage!