Reviews for Tokyo Tarareba Girls Manga

The original one is better. I knew there was an episode like this, and I thought it was more interesting than the drama.

I read it back once in a while as a commandment with my seniors at work. What is normal now won't be taken for granted 10 years from now. It really stuck in my chest..

It's a work you can't read unless you have time to spare, both in terms of time and energy. I think you can really enjoy Higashimura World.

I can read all of the basics by this author quickly, and there is no depth. But that's attractive, and the reviews are bad, but since it's okay to have comics of various types, I think this is fine. It stuck together a lot! It's lovey-dovey! It's a girls' manga brain that feels like, so the end was a bit disappointing, but it was interesting

Oh, there are so many scenes where I've had this experience...! lol I definitely want adult women to read it?

I arrived at the original story from the drama, but the original one is more interesting!

It's simply interesting. I think the comedy elements and drawing ability are at a high level in terms of love stories. If the main character boy KEY isn't NG, I recommend it. There is a story about the self-deprecating Alassar that resonates and seems to be popular, but even so, the place where the handsome prince still appears and makes me dream is the girls' manga itself. I think that's fine. That's because I'm reading girls' comics in search of that. From my point of view, who isn't even Alassah anymore, Alassah is still active as a woman. I think so. By the way, I think the readers' concerns that come up as a bonus when the second half feels good and the story accelerates was a hindrance for me personally. (My recollections from when I was a student were too long) Maybe I should reread it after I finished the main story.

As Alassah, it's an on-parade. I read it all at once, hoping that the characters would somehow be happy instead of myself.

Higashimura-sensei's works have momentum and a sense of fragility every time, and that is the case this time too. character collapse? I've known Talaleva since it went on sale, but it was kind of out of my index finger. It seems like something like a scripture for girls who can't get married, but well, in short, it's a work where I felt that such people had too high hopes for it if they didn't want to compromise on either or this.

This and that is the love between women that have finally come to an end! It's really funny. Can you see the girl's true intentions?

perfect! I can't help but hit my knee. Also, it's amazing that this writer brilliantly folds furoshiki in every series. It's so tight, I can laugh out loud, and it makes me cry a little bit.

I came from a drama. The talk is much more intense than the drama, and it's interesting! However, it's a pity that the last one feels like fantasy. If it wasn't there, it would have been ★ 5.

I think it's a very interesting work that makes you feel stuck, your heart aches, and you're cornered.

It's so funny! But even I, 22, am impatient on the edge of a cliff, and when I read this... it's just depressing... I feel even more cornered... I mean, just being a woman makes me wonder why life is in such a hard mode... I'm young, work hard, and have good style, and I'm not promised happiness, and if I lose all of that, or rather, what should I do if I don't have any talents from the beginning...

I like the cod roe and liver characters. There are people of the same age, so I was stuck with clothes.

I read it a lot! It's a comedy about a little bit of love about various girls, and it's easy to read.

This is a horror comic. I can't laugh I can't laugh. But I can't hate these lovable Talareva girls. The love counseling room Talare Bar at the end of the book is excellent again.

I see, this is the last one. I wonder if that's OK