Reviews for Tokyo Tarareba Girls Manga

I read it after watching the drama! It was almost the same as the original story, and the image was perfect for me, and the three of us were able to read it while imagining it, so it was interesting?

The dark side of the girl in Alassah is interesting. The lines are also exciting. An author who never disappoints

The age setting is more desperate than the drama version, and the period setting is in line with specific (and if possible, I don't want to look directly at it) reality, such as 2020 and the Tokyo Olympics that are just around the corner. The many lines that stick to Alassah's bachelorette generation may certainly be painful in many ways, but they clearly and clearly depict the fuzzy parts of the person in question and those around them, so I feel rather thrilled. I think it would be nice if people like Talareva Musume, people with people like Talareba Musume around them, and people who have no connection with people like Talareba Musume, thinking “there are people like this” and read it.

I run away to a girls' party and it's hard to hear... (lol) but it's really interesting!!!

It makes me laugh so much, I can sympathize with it, and it's so depressing! It punches me to the point where I can't get back on my feet anymore! There is no other amazing manga like this!!

Women who aren't married, don't have kids, and work don't have to worry! there's no way, is there? It's fun~!

It became famous for dramas, but comics! Please read it! The exquisite expression and the touch of the frame are all pressure points. It's funny and interesting, and women feel somewhat impatient. lol good luck Rinko! I like it!!

I recommend it because you can understand the detailed depictions of the characters compared to dramas! The drama KEY was cool too, but I like the atmosphere of KEY in the manga ✳ ︎ I think there are parts that women would be interested in (laughs) Please read it...: *+.\ (°ω°))/ . :+

From women in their thirties, you can listen to both sayings that stick in your heart and quotes that resonate. I think readers will be in the pinpoint group in terms of age, but they've also made dramas, and it's interesting. For now, it should somehow fit into the 3 main characters.

I was watching dramas, but after all, I thought comics were more interesting because they had a better tempo and characters!

There are parts of myself that tend to glorify the past and have trouble with it, so I was able to think about it while sympathizing

This is the first time I've read a comic like this. Impressions of reading only one volume. It's usually interesting to simply summarize it in one word to avoid spoilers. It was a good waste of time. I feel like I'll buy 2 volumes. Should I have watched the drama?

I didn't expect it to be a work that would be in the spotlight on the front lines, but I was a little surprised that it seemed to be quite popular. As Alassah's self, I can't laugh, but I really understand it!! It makes me laugh! (Laughter) I was swallowed up by waves of momentum, emotion, and bokeh, and I was able to read it all at once. It's fun. More on that!

have you never laughed so much at a comic? I laughed so much that I blew away the tiredness of the day ‼

The dramas were interesting, but so were the comics! Be sure to read it!?

I love manga, but I didn't know it was going to be a Talareba Musume drama? I'm glad we met ~ interesting ‼

What is painful, on the contrary, becomes difficult when I read it in real life. But since it's interesting, I feel like I'm worried about the continuation.

It's interesting because it was also made into a drama. gag element (?) I think it would be nice to have one too.

I wanted to watch it on TV and watch the original story too. There was something I could really sympathize with, and it was interesting.

Since it's a comic, the main women are pretty, and the male opponents are pretty handsome too. However, the environment surrounding them is so real that I don't think it's a comic. It sharply expresses reality that isn't sweet like comics. The women's loneliness, weakness, jealousy, impatience, envy, and high level of calculation are also properly depicted, but since the characters are attractive, they are not annoying, and you can honestly empathize with them. Alassah is a must read for women.