Reviews for Nodame Cantabile Manga

A freak, Noda Megumi (Nodame) meets a different type of freak, Chiaki senpai. It's an interesting love story where Chiaku-senpai meets Love-Love Nanodame, and Chiaku-senpai in a solid state changes.

In the beginning, characters such as Nodame, Mine, and Masumi-chan were strong, and I enjoyed it like a gag comic, but I was able to really enjoy music as an academic or artistic subject (I feel it's interesting regardless of my classical knowledge)! It was fascinating that even as the story went deeper and deeper, lovable characters came out one after another. I really like the exam preparation session (laughs)

The story was too irresistible for music lovers. The live action was also really good, but the comics also had detailed descriptions and it was a lot of fun to keep reading ☺️

It goes without saying that the live action is too good, but comic gag scenes are no less interesting and fun. Nodame-chan is so cute, I can't help it. It's already a long time ago, but I don't think it's old, and it's a comic I want to reread over and over again.

It was an interesting work even when made into a drama, but it's still interesting even when I read it as a comic. I'm excited about the relationships and bad growth that can be seen through music. There are so many gag elements that make me laugh, but not only that, it also seriously depicts deep emotional points such as conflicts and anguish peculiar to artists, which is wonderful.

It's fun to see a world where people can connect through music. I wonder if there are many talented people who have changed from the perspective of their surroundings after all.

Other than that, it's interesting as an authentic classic comic comedy, but I like the characters that write well about classics because they are unique!

A comic you can enjoy even if you're not familiar with music. It's interesting, sad, I'm surprised by the bad growth, and I'm healed. I love the world view.

There is no sound in comics, but it seems like classical music can be heard. Chiaki senpai, who can compose, conduct, and cook on piano and violin, is too perfect.

I remember reading it when I was young, and recently I had the chance to touch musical instruments, so I suddenly wanted to read them, so I bought all the volumes together. I haven't read it in a long time and it's so interesting!!!! I couldn't stop turning the pages! The way I looked at it was quite different from when I read it a long time ago and when I read it now as an adult. I have a bit of knowledge about music, so it was easy to get information about the tone and atmosphere of the song, and it's amazing that it was expressed so well. The characters are freaks, but after all, worries and conflicts are regardless of whether they are ordinary people or geniuses, and what to do to overcome that barrier sometimes comes right into the mind of people living in real life, but it's a warm work with a sense of fun that makes you laugh right away. I want to read more even if it's finished...!

I'm not familiar with music, but reading this makes me want to do music. It makes me want to listen to the songs that come up, so I'm so convinced that the CD is on! It's fun with lots of gag elements, but it's also really moving ✨ It's a wonderful work.

I also liked dramas, but I was really into anime. After all, I wanted to take a look at the original, so I read it all at once. It was nice to be able to watch places that didn't fit into the anime. It's interesting after all!

The tempo is good and interesting. Every interaction between the characters is interesting. I also wanted to read the story of Yas and Tanya further.

Even though I have all the comics, I suddenly wanted to reread them and dabbled in the electronic version. To be honest, the picture is so simple that people may have different tastes... The intensity of each character, the good tempo of the story (and even touching the background of each classical song and learning), and above all, I read it all at once when I started reading it with Orosa-sama Chiaki.

I'm a basic comic fan, but I couldn't help but be worried about the continuation, so I bought Kiss just for the sake of no good and I liked the comic so much that I read it. After that and beyond, I think it's about Nodame and Slam Dunk. Music is the main focus, but there are plenty of elements you can enjoy, such as laughing exchanges with her friends, and Chiaki, who just takes good care of her even though she curses in a bad way, is cute. I liked the manga so much that I couldn't help but feel a lot of anxiety when I heard it made into a drama, but it was really true to the manga + made me hear sounds that aren't in the manga, and what would that be like in Rhapsody in Blue? You can listen to sounds you've always been interested in, etc., so I recommend watching both comics and dramas!

I was dragged into the classical world with great momentum. I want to listen live to Nodameya Chiaki, a genius in the true sense of the word! I want to experience the same excitement! And above all, I want to see both of them in action even more!

I was watching the drama first, so even though I read the manga and had a strong image of the drama (laughs), it was interesting! The tempo of the story was good, and I was able to read on without feeling sluggish. It's interesting, it's moving, there's love, there's music, so it's full of fun! It's a really good work.