Reviews for The Tale of Genji: Dreams at Dawn Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's wonderful that there have been such a beautiful story since I was a child. I came across this story when I was in middle school, and I was also an adolescent around that time?? I wasn't satisfied with the complicated love pattern, so I stopped reading it right away. I had the opportunity to meet again when I was around 20 years old, and at that time I was busy with various emotions, such as feeling excited, and very painful, and I thought it was a very fascinating story, so I read it over and over again. I haven't read it in a long time, and I really thought it was a beautiful story. It has been conveyed that such a complicated relationship is painful, but it is important to be in love and feel loved by others.

This review contains spoilers. I read it when I was in high school as part of studying for entrance exams, and I didn't think it was interesting, but over time, it was a taiga from Hikaru Genji's time on NHK, so I suddenly wanted to read it and it was very interesting. I cried a lot. I don't think Hikaru Genji is just a playboy. Old people's love affairs and modern romance seem to be different, and I think there are parts that are similar.

This review contains spoilers. It's a good old work. It's a long story, but strangely enough, I never get tired of it. It depicts many men and women and various love patterns, but I like “Yugao” because it's impressive.

This review contains spoilers. “The Tale of Genji” was impossible to read until the end because it was an ancient translation that was incomprehensible to read in sentences, and even in modern translations, there were slight differences in the interpretation of each translator. I'm happy to be able to read it as a comic by my favorite Yamato Kazunori sensei. I read it as a regular comic from when I was young, and the paperback edition that was put together afterwards, but unfortunately I left my hands each time. I've read “Asaki Yumemishi” many times, but it's an indescribable, very interesting (interesting) work where you read it, and the surrounding environment at that time is different, and every time you read it, the impression you receive changes little by little. The Heian world is so difficult for women to live in, and there are many men who are good at fighting... there are also men like Kaoru no Taisho in the shadows. Every time I read it, I can't stop feeling the chills due to the creepiness of Rokujo's son's relentless grudge, and in Murasaki's later years my chest hurts like being tightened, and words go out of my way to the pitiful pride and nastiness of Rokujo-in Temple (Hikaru Genji). I wish I hadn't made this decision. Behind the elegant world, there is a mushy love. Rokujo-in Temple is reprimanded by young people in their later years for bargaining and betrayal, which can be said to be causal revenge for their own actions. Even if I regret it, it's too late... the purple one isn't there... What an ephemeral thing. What is repeated in the generation of children and grandchildren is also called karma? that's pathetic... Also, what do you think when you read it a few years from now — it's a work you can enjoy for the rest of your life. However, to too many people who looked alike, they asked, “Who is this?!” I think that every time.

This review contains spoilers. Even when I disposed of comic books in the past due to various circumstances, I didn't let go of “Asaki Yumemishi,” and I still have them at home... e-books are convenient, aren't they? And if you buy it anyway, it's the complete edition. The color pages are beautiful, and even if you have a paper book, you won't regret buying it. I feel like the word beautiful exists because of this book. Most of you probably already know what the story is about, but no matter how many times you read it, it feels profound. When I first read it in my 20s, I was annoyed by Hikaru Genji, who loves Murasaki and has an affair (laughs), but the way I feel changes again as I get older in my 30s and 40s. Oborotsukiya also seems like a cute person, I think Hanasanri is a smart and cute person, and tears of sympathy flow to Hikaru Genji, who preceded Murasaki. Oh, I think I've gotten old too. A story about love from a time when people said that if you live to 40, you'll live a long time. There were probably various eras in a thousand years, but the reason they are still being read is probably because many love stories depict women living strong lives without being weak. It's a story that is strangely invigorating when you read it.

This review contains spoilers. Speaking of which, it's Yamato Kazunori sensei. 12 I simply admired it. Actually, it's a kimono that you can take off in an instant. Sexual activity can also be done very easily. If you remove the string from the costume, it will come off completely. After that, I put my hand on the collar of my daughter in a hakama and caress her, and kimonos make it easy to have sex. Please enjoy the 54-chapter story, the beauty of the kimono, and the careful and delicate drawing.