Reviews for Tokyo Tarareba Girls Manga

A woman with a strong desire to get married around her age is often used as a story story in a joke, but if she was a little worried (extra care) that it would work well in manga or that just teasing it would not turn into a story and she would get stuck, she cooked well, and it was established as a solid story, and there is both a climax and a punch line. It's also full of gags and small stories, and while drawing severe things, they save with laughter. It's also interesting that cute Tara and Reba spit horrible poison. I think the author is really talented. Every unmarried woman always has worries and impatience in her heart. Even if their problems are different from those of the main characters, they should be comforted by the struggling girls. While I want Rinko-chan and the others to be happy, they are also in agony, and I also have a feeling that I want to read on. In other words, I want to read Higashimura Akiko sensei's point of view (poisonous tongue) again. It's really fascinating.

I can really sympathize with the protagonists' daily lives, their romance after age 30, and their work. There really are a lot of people like this around.

If I understand, I just read on while remembering the Alassar era. It was those days when I couldn't help but be honest even though I was envious of young children. It's an interesting work where you can self-deprecate while putting Talareba Girls on yourself.

When I read it after becoming Alassah, the words and actions around me in response to Talaleva's girls' actions stick to my heart... It also made me suddenly think about what happiness is...

Higashimura Akiko's blockbuster work depicting everyday life with laughter. It was also made into a drama on Fuji Television. Main character: Will happiness come to the three Alassah girls, Rinko and the others? What is happiness in the first place...? The scene where the 3 people are drinking is awesome!

But Tara was like this at that time, Leva. Oh, I want to go back in time and start over! If you think something like that, I want you to read it from volume 1. You can't change the past, so drink it! Please let them put it in and walk through life again (laughs).

I watched the drama without watching the original, and I wanted to watch the original before! After all, the original story was so interesting that I thought!!

It was a very interesting and nice work. The feeling that I'm worried about the continuation is even better.

A few years ago, when I was watching dramas, I was just genuinely enjoying it, but when I get a little older and watch comics, it seems like every word is being said to myself... lol

It was my favorite author. It's very interesting with a stable pattern, story, and gags. The tension of the gag is a bit high, so maybe X if you don't like loud things?

I like the works of Akiko Higashimura, and I read them often. After all, it has a good sense of rhythm, and it's interesting~ ♪ I'm curious about the continuation ★

I knew about it before the drama, but watching the drama made me curious! Tarareba really sticks to my heart lol

The rustling feeling hurts, but comics are definitely better than dramas! I stopped watching dramas halfway through, but I want to continue reading comics.

It's interesting! When I read it, it makes me think a lot, and it makes me learn a lot (laughs). Manga are several times more interesting than dramas, so I recommend it!

I've been watching dramas, so there are scenes I remember, and I really enjoyed reading them! I want them to watch the drama as a set too!

There's no shortage of worries, but the light-hearted story is so much fun. it's an impatient stimulus for being single lol

I felt like my own abominations and thoughts were exploding, and I was able to completely sink in with all of my depression and excitement! I want to drink with the author!!

There are times when I can sympathize with the main characters because of laughter, so it was interesting and I was able to read more and more. At the same time, I'm also in the same generation as the main characters, so I thought I had to do my best.

Reading this made me feel impatient... (lol) I really like it because it read at a good tempo!!