Reviews for Tokyo Tarareba Girls Manga

The author's Dokutoku no Sekai is interesting. I sympathize with having

I watched the drama, was curious about the original, and even read the latest volume, but the original one was bursting, and it's interesting. Talareva, a female friend who can honestly say it is nice. I'm worried about the future of Ki-kun and Rinko-san.

After all, the author isn't God or something, is it? The pressure points of laughter are too exquisite. Also, there were a lot of women around the same age, so I enjoyed it until the end.

I also have regrets that I should have done this when I was in my 20s, and I sympathize with the main characters Talareva. But on the other hand, married women they envy also have problems unique to that position. Those people may look envious of Rinko and the others who are independent and have free money and time. There are very few happy women who are 100% trouble-free. You can't help but look at your partner superficially and compare them to yourself and envy them. I also have my own merits in life. I think it's better for women to get married and have a family at some point, but since I'm my own life and people are people's lives, I don't just worry about my husband's specs during marriage, or other people's possessions, and “I should work hard to make my own flowers bloom.”

I watched a bit of the drama, got interested, and read volume 1 to watch. I think it's much more interesting than dramas. I'm worried about the future.

Alasaa, I thought it would comically poke at women's conflicts. It's a bit exaggerated, but I can sympathize with it when I read it, and I can sympathize with it when I read it, because I understand that feeling like it would be fun if it were like this.

It would be fun to have friends like this. I don't have any friends, so I admire them. It's messy and annoying, but it's interesting

I watched the drama, and it was interesting, so I read the original one here! I didn't really like the picture, but the story was interesting, so I was curious about the continuation!?

it felt awkward sometimes (lol)? But the characters' lines were light and fun. Cod's sermon on milt and liver is on point and it's scary ❗

I thought I'd watch dramas and read and watch manga. It's interesting. Dramas are good, but manga also had fun that was different from dramas. Both facial expressions and words have a sense of realism, and I am drawn in.

I really sympathized with the main character in Alassah. The Tara and Leva fairies that appear when drunk are so cute and irresistible! Poisonous words quickly fit into the pressure points of laughter.

It's so interesting that it's made into a drama. I think it's definitely better to read it in the original.

There are only quotes that hurt my ears for single women. But it also makes me feel like thank you for saying something. lol all the people that just come out sympathize with me, but I don't have a very good impression... Maybe it's that vivid.

Both single women and married women can enjoy it. Somehow, everyone is doing tala reba. There's a sense of reality, and I can sympathize with it because there are interesting points and quick parts

Rinko, the woman from Talareva, is a screenwriter who calls herself Alasaa at the age of 33. This 33-year-old is good, isn't it? The drama is currently airing with rave reviews, but the age setting for the drama is so young that the sense of urgency isn't conveyed from the screen at all. After all, I'm rereading it while thinking that the original story is several times more interesting. Blonde model men are handsome, so they are allowed words and actions, and if you're close to them in reality, don't hesitate to headlock them! It makes me think, though. (Laughter) Auntie, it's a place where I want to yell at you for being sorry, but after all, when you have a relationship with a good man, it somehow unfolds like this. After all, there are only popular works, so the fun is always alive and well! Either way, it's full of gags, so you can read it without getting tired of it.

I bought several issues of the series due to the influence of TV dramas. While enjoying the differences in the story, the manga is interesting, so both are good ‼ Have you watched the drama and then reread it again?

I read it because it said it would be made into a drama. I often sympathize with you, and it's fun to read, but the lines stick to my heart, so maybe I shouldn't read it when I'm mentally weak.

I have a few thoughts about the TV drama cast, but the original story is finally in full swing ‼ Will Rinko and Key watch the Tokyo Olympics together? Great, I'm curious about the continuation! But Higashimura-sensei is really awesome, isn't he? I've read most of the works, and I love the story, good dialogue, and good sense of laughter!