Reviews for itazurana Kiss Manga

I first read this comic when I was a teenager, and I'm still excited about it even now in my 30s! I really love it ♡♡

It's a slapstick romantic comedy with laughter and tears. The sight of Kotoko struggling for her favorite Irie-kun is really cute and I love it. Irie-kun is usually cool, but when it comes to Kotoko, I feel a sense of love for her when it comes to her expression. Each and every character that surrounds the two, such as family and friends, is unique, and each has its own story, so it's fun. It's a work I love that I want to reread over and over again.

I read from volume 1 to the end in a blink of an eye. It's so sad that it's unfinished, but it was a really fun comic to read until the end.

It's amazing no matter how many times I watch it! The rain confession scene makes me cry (; _;) Kotoko-chan is so cute! It's a wonderful work that makes you want to reread it over and over again ♪

Speaking of girls' manga, this work. I love it as Laugh, Cry, and Kyun. I was shocked when I saw that Betsuma sensei passed away and it was written that the series would end. I had all of the volumes when I was single, but since I left them at my parents' house when I got married, I reread them over and over again after a while.

I was thrilled both when I first read it in elementary school and when I looked back at it as an adult. It's unbearable to see how cool Irie is attracted to Kotoko, who is cheerfully overcoming difficulties with her guts and positivity. It is no exaggeration to say that I became addicted to S character settings because I read this as a stepping stone in comics.

It's a classic school romance comic, but it also has elements of gag, so it's an entertainment work that you can really enjoy! I'm energized by Kotoko's all-out hard work! I'm convinced that Irie is gradually becoming attracted to Kotoko is depicted without difficulty!

This work was avoided because I didn't want to step into unfinished sorrow. Once I read it, I was so addicted to it that I couldn't let go of it every time I moved. It's a really simple romantic comedy where you grow while complementing each other, and you can slapstick and cry with the intense characters. There are depressingly depictions of Kotoko's feelings, but only Irie-kun is minimal. Together with Kotoko, you can be happy and sad, and all of the depictions of Irie's feelings that she shows once in a while are wonderful in composition that become famous scenes. Irie-kun's tsundere has also penetrated, but what goes on top of that is Tada-san's tsundere configuration, isn't it? I'm really sorry that I wanted to read the story beyond that in Mr. Tada's story. And for the past few years, I've been enjoying both Japanese and overseas dramas involving my sons and mother-in-law. I want to tell Kaoru Tada that it transcends generations.

I've been addicted to it since I used to, so I recommend that one. I was able to enjoy lots of episodes that aren't in comics or anime...! Irie-kun somehow fell in love with Kotoko, and although she's cool, I actually love him irresistibly. I recommend it to those who like such works

Kotoko's doodling and Irie-kun's tsundere are irresistible. I have all the volumes of my memories.

Irie-kun is cool, Kotoko is cute, and it's a drama adaptation. It's a manga I really like, and I used to have all the volumes ^ ^

It starts with a scene where you're turned back if you don't need a love letter, and you can read up to volume 23 in no time. Personally, I also like the love story of Irie's brother, and I remember being unimaginably cool from the first Chibi Hiroki, and strangely excited. It unfolds quickly and is fun, so I recommend it to men too!

It's a romantic comedy between the stupid protagonist, Kotoko, and Irie-kun, who has a clear brain, excellent motor skills, and a handsome guy, but has a difficult personality. At first, I didn't like the design (sorry), but before I knew it, I was addicted to the development that pushed forward with Kotoko's power. Kotoko's unwavering and bright personality, and above all else, it was interesting because it seemed like that power had brought even Irie's feelings forward before she knew it. But Irie-kun is basically too cold to make me laugh. But she's not a bad person, and maybe it's because Kotoko is too stupid... it might be hard to feel happy because she can do too much of anything. If you think so, on the contrary, it's probably a pity. Well, Kotoko scratches it around impossibly, so it's interesting for those watching. The author suddenly passed away while being serialized in a monthly magazine, so I remember being surprised at first because I couldn't believe it. I thought a lot about how that scene was the end... it was inevitable in a sense. It's an interesting work that I am very attracted to.

I want today's young kids to read it too. What's good about this manga is that the heroine is just chasing him, but I think that means he's quite independent when viewed from the side. There aren't many romance comics where there are proper equal relationships, so I really like them.

I like it, it's an old-fashioned picture, but the tsundere feel is irresistible!! It makes me cringe every time I read it!