Reviews for The Tale of Genji: Dreams at Dawn Manga

This is the generation that read comics decades ago until they were in tatters. Careful and infinitely beautiful depictions, characters that are too delicate... this is the definitive edition of The Tale of Genji.

I read comics a long time ago, but I wanted to see the colors too, so I bought them, and it's still amazing! It's too great!

I read it after being recommended by an acquaintance! I recommend it! It's a learning experience!

I read it when I was a student, and my grades in ancient literature improved dramatically! Other people have said it, but I was lucky when Genji came up, and I was able to solve the questions smoothly. Since I became an adult, I learned that there are parts where the interpretation is slightly different from the original text, but even so, as I read it, the way to read proper nouns peculiar to this era came into my mind without permission, and only the merits came to mind. I want my kids to read it when the time is right.

There are definitely many people who have learned The Tale of Genji with this. Personally, I'm voting sympathy for Murasaki Ue-chan, but come on. It's that kind of story, but it turns out that I don't like it. That's why I didn't read Uji Jujo.

I was interested in The Tale of Genji, so when I read it, I was addicted to it! You can see Hikaru Genji's love pattern in beautiful pictures

I've always loved it, and once I started reading it, I couldn't stop reading it.

I read them all in high school. Since it's a comic, it's easy to read, and it's useful for classical tests.

It's a beautiful picture that doesn't spoil the atmosphere of The Tale of Genji, and it's very immersive. The story is also faithfully expressed, and I recommend it.

I'm surprised that those difficult ancient texts can often be made into comics in such an interesting way. I remember casually reading one volume when I was in high school and bought the whole volume because it was so much fun. The pictures are beautiful, don't feel old, and are very ornate, and they are carefully drawn, so you can see the state of that era in detail. Thanks to reading this, when The Tale of Genji appeared on the exam, were you able to understand all the answers just by asking questions without reading the main text? For those who are trying to learn ancient literature from now on, or who are struggling with ancient literature, I think it will be an opportunity to learn about the fun of ancient literature, and even if not, it's very interesting as a story, so I recommend it! ♦

Let's quickly get to the comics! Once you get used to it, move on to the original text.

You'll be drawn into the story while getting carried away by the wonderful characters. It's great.

There are character correlation charts, etc., so it's easy to understand the relationships between the characters. The story is interesting too.

Even when I tried to read The Tale of Genji, I couldn't grasp the content, but it was very easy to understand and interesting.

Even though I'm not good at classical music, I was able to read it in a very easy to understand manner. It's a work from a while ago, but I don't care that much about how old the picture is, and it's delicate and beautiful.

I had a book when I was a student! The color on the cover of the current version is beautiful, and that alone makes me excited. would you like to read it in full color if possible? The content is great too. It makes me want to collect them again.

Yamato sensei is so nostalgic for our generation, is awesome ❗ The subtlety of the painting, Hikaru Genji is wonderful even when old, isn't it? Read it back and go back in time to when you were a student.

No matter how many times I read it, I never get tired of it, and I am moved by being drawn into the work. As expected, The Tale of Genji.

The picture is beautiful. It fits in with The Tale of Genji. The content is also easy to read, and speaking of The Tale of Genji, it feels like this.