Reviews for Is Kichijoji the Only Place to Live? Manga

The core parts of Tokyo are written in an interesting way, and it makes me want to go to Tokyo.

It's a story about a real estate agent introducing properties in the center of the city, and I don't live in the center of the city, so is that interesting? I read it while thinking, but it's interesting. The real estate agent characters are interesting, so I never get tired of that. It's interesting that it's a story unique to the city center.

We moved a lot, so there were lots of towns we wanted to leave, and there were lots of towns we didn't want to leave. It's nice to have someone who follows their partner like this. It's uneasy to just change where you live.

The comics were interesting, so I watched dramas too. One episode is complete, so it's easy to read, and it's packed with the charms of Tokyo's various towns. I'm still in the middle, but I want to read the whole volume.

However, it was interesting to know all kinds of information, such as the cityscapes of various towns and actual stores. Honestly, I don't like painting. But I like the twin characters. A dubious real estate agent that will make you regret for a moment the fact that you went in with bad talk. It's not the Kichijoji I wanted, but they introduced wonderful properties that met customer requests. I also wanted those twins to introduce me to a good property if I were looking for a room. Also, I want Isao's PC technology.

Apart from the property, it was fun to be able to sympathize with the town where I lived, so it was nice.

“Even the three little pigs can't have an easy and happy life. That's why you should be careful when choosing a property.” ... there are a lot of words that are really bad. It made me interested in an unknown city I hadn't known or tried to know until now, and I can enjoy reading it even if I don't live in Tokyo!

The local stories are interesting! I was moved when the town I live in came out.

It used to be a town I used to play a lot, so I was curious and read it... while learning about the present of Kichijoji, I also discovered the goodness of other towns! I enjoyed the carefree feeling of the two main characters, so I think I'll buy them!

Of course, properties also come up, but it's interesting to have an introduction not only to the property but also to the city. In particular, there are many food stores that actually exist, so I thought I'd like to stop by if I lived in Tokyo. The character of the real estate agent is stubborn from the beginning and has tattoos, so if I were a customer, I would pull it out after all, but I have a good stance of introducing “towns that suit the customer” rather than introducing “properties that meet the conditions.” But after all, rents are expensive in Tokyo!