Reviews for Is Kichijoji the Only Place to Live? Manga

I'm buying the author. There are all kinds of houses. There are many ways to live. But there's probably no real estate agent like this (laughs). If I was looking for a place to live, I would be too scared to enter a real estate agency like this. I don't want to live in Kichijoji, but I'd like to meet a real estate agent like this and be treated to customers.

The setting is a real estate agency in Kichijoji run by twins. Certainly, even if you say you're moving, it's easy to end up only in the area you're used to living in and along the railway line when you search for it yourself. I think it's a competent real estate agent who captures the lives and feelings of customers and introduces the perfect property. I wonder if the secret to success in choosing a satisfactory home is to properly grasp one's own values about what you value and what you can't give up. I lived in Tokyo quite a while ago, and there are quite a few regions that don't have a very good image as a city. But even at the same station, the atmosphere changes if the area is different, and there are probably places that have been developed and have changed from the old days. The wonderful shops and cityscapes around the property are also introduced, making you want to take a walk. 4.5 stars

Even though I searched for 6 volumes of paper books, they weren't sold anywhere, so I bought them as e-books. Good, read to the end. It was an unexpected last one. I'm glad I got to know all the towns like living in Tokyo.

I love the comic “Someday Breakfast at Tiffany's,” and since it has a similar atmosphere, I'm addicted to it too. lol twins are funny!

It's my favorite comic that I've reread over and over since I bought it. At first, I thought it might be a comic introducing the property and the city, but it's definitely a work that makes me think about not only that, but also the lives, backgrounds, and ways of life that each visitor has walked through. There may be people who feel that twins are useless, but to put it bluntly to any partner, they introduced various properties to Frank in a light footwork, and furthermore, they visited good places in that city, and sometimes ate delicious food together. It's mysteriously easy to talk to, so even if you somehow talk about your problems, they listen smoothly and brightly, and they just take it easy, and is your main job as a counselor? I also think that lol. If there is a real estate agent like this, I definitely want to go there. I was also very happy that the city I live in was introduced. It was a work that made me feel like the next time I moved, I wanted to look closely not only at the property, but also at the city and find lots of things I like.

Even though I live in Tokyo, I notice how many towns I haven't been to! I was just thinking about moving, so I'm using it as a reference when choosing a city! It's really nice to find a city you like and live in it ~

I was watching dramas, and I was curious and read comics. I learned about various cities, and it's a learning experience. I'm relieved by the sisters' warmth. There are such good points, and it's fun because each person has different values and scales for choosing a property.

It's a good comic for finding a house ♪ It made me want to quickly get off the station and take a walk when commuting.

It's been a long time since I came across a comic that I wanted to reread over and over again! I like all of this author's works, and I've been to several restaurants that appear because I particularly like Someday at Tiffany's. I was excited to read that the stores that appeared here were also all places that made me want to go. My favorite works are works that are insanely interesting but I am satisfied once I read them, and comics that are loosely interesting and make me want to reread them over and over again, and these are comics I've always wanted to read. If you like Tiffany's, I think this is almost certainly your favorite comic! My tension went up when Mari came out in volume 4 lol

A story about sisters with unique personalities who guide the streets of Tokyo. There's also a story about the person being guided, and the sisters' everyday lives continue, so it's perfect as a comic to read on the couch. It's almost a single episode, so it might be a rut if you continue, but I'm moved by the fact that the story was well made after reading the description of the townscape and being interviewed. Personally, I like Black Sabbath, so Western pop material dropped all over the manga, which was a pressure point.

The characters of the real estate agent are interesting, and I can read them at a good tempo. I thought it would be nice if there was actually a real estate agent who could think about and tell me what kind of environment is right for me. It's also fun to know information about various towns.

It's a work that conveys the appeal of various towns in an interesting and funny way, and you can enjoy reading towns you know and don't know.

What are the many advantages of the region that you haven't paid attention to until now, and what do you want to cherish? You can touch the proposition

I don't know much about Tokyo, but I really like it because it has an unadorned natural atmosphere and a very friendly, or rather familiar atmosphere.

This is my favorite series. I have no plans to move anymore, but being able to walk through various towns in the story makes me feel happy. I want to live in various towns.

My first impression is that it's like ad street heaven. Second, I wonder if my hometown will come out! I was born and raised in the 23 wards of Tokyo, and now I'm on a transfer family and can't easily return to Tokyo... The content tickled me a little bit. I think when I go back to Tokyo, it's time to go back out, but what if by any chance I go back? I sometimes have delusions. Maybe I'll read it when I want to have fun and be delusional.

A story where twin sisters with a unique atmosphere who run real estate introduce the city of Tokyo! It's exciting to learn about a deep town I didn't know. I'm reading it while imagining things like I'd like to go there someday or where I would like to live.

I live in the Kanto region, but honestly, there are a lot of towns I haven't been to. However, every town is depicted in an attractive way, and it is a work that you definitely want to visit.

It was nice that the content was intense. Or rather, twins are unique and interesting. It makes me want to read more.