Reviews for The Tale of Genji: Dreams at Dawn Manga

It's drawn faithfully to the original, and it's a perfect manga for prospective students! Read it over and over again, memorize it, and aim to pass! The laughing pictures are so beautiful and easy to read, and every character is unique, and it's a work where you can get excited and cry together, such as who you can sympathize with and what you would like to do here. I love it!

It's a work set in the Heian period and I like it the most. Thanks to this work, I was able to learn the general story of The Tale of Genji.

Originally, I read a number of novels and manga based on The Tale of Genji, but Yamato sensei's works are my favorite. I also understand the historical background of the Heian period, and I admired the glamor of the characters. I think it's easy to read even for those who don't like classical music, and the delicate depictions are beautiful, so I want many people to read it.

When I read it in high school, I didn't really understand it. When I read it as an adult, I somehow understood their positions and restrictions, and it was satisfying to read. As expected, it's a comic that can be read for a long time.

men are really stupid now and in the past, aren't they? Why don't you notice the woman's made-up smile that she sends out under the guise of calm? they're not being spoiled, huh? Why don't you notice it until after you've lost it ‼... it's impossible in modern times, and the marriage destination is also for the purpose of a family, class, or alliance, and a political marriage for the absolute family of parents. Women had no choice but to follow it and endure it... in such an age, how annoying and strong is it for women who live desperately while struggling ‼ compared to that, what if they came with men... (wry laugh)? They wield power, indulge in the presence of women and motherhood, arouse greed and hurt... the lack of imagination and supreme insensitivity to realize that it was a treasure for the first time after losing it ('`) ... I wonder if Murasaki Shikibu drew it because they thought so too ⁉ lol

Reading this comic made the classical class fun! It's a great learning experience, so I recommend it.

I read it feeling nostalgic. The background of the times was different from today, and I was very engrossed in reading it, but it's a very nice work even if I read it now. I'll read it again.

The Tale of Genji is easy to understand when it's a comic. It's been a learning experience. It was the first time I cried in a comic.

I'm very indebted to you for the ancient literature lol. It was interesting, and I was obsessed with reading it because I was curious about future developments.

I've loved it since I was little! This is a loss if you don't read it!

The world of the classic Tale of Genji has been made into a comic, and although I thought the story itself was beautiful, the costumes and scenery depicted are also beautiful.

I loved it so much that I memorized the story by reading it over and over again. Thanks to that, when the Tale of Genji came out in a classic that I'm not good at, I was able to immediately understand where the scene was. The pictures are also so beautiful that you can take a trip to the world of The Tale of Genji. I empathized over purple and cried.

Speaking of The Tale of Genji, this is the work ♪ There are only works by Mr. Mogosho, so the sense of stability is different.

The classic Tale of Genji. It's true to Murasaki Shikibu's The Tale of Genji, and you can understand the general flow of the story in comics. It can also be used as a reference for high school classics, so reading it will help you understand. There are also unbridled romances, and there are also interactions with power, which is interesting.

Shamefully, I read it with almost no prior knowledge. Although it is a comic, I was surprised at the high quality of the work of The Tale of Genji. It made me think about what love is. Men and women have been in love over and over again since 1000 years ago that haven't changed much (laughs)

Even though I read the novel, I don't really understand it... I definitely recommend it to those who say that! I think it has been recreated in quite a bit of detail. The amorous part of Hikaru Genji is so real that there are actual pictures, so I wonder if there are people who find it difficult to accept it. The painting is old, but I like it because it matches the classical world.

The only thing my mother, who was strict about reading comics, said, “It's no good because you can't get your hands on studying,” was this work. The Tale of Genji has also been published by Setouchi Jakucho and Enchi Fumiko, and others, but they all got frustrated along the way due to Starling Kanpun. The worldview and depiction of Yamato Kazunori's comics were very easy to understand, and I was able to understand them easily. Once, The Tale of Genji was animated on Fuji Television's midnight frame, but I was disappointed that the characters, starting with Hikaru Genji, were not attractive at all, and the pictures were so messy. If it were to be made into an anime, I wanted them to do it with “Asaki Yumemishi.”

It's pretty faithful to the original, so it was very useful when I was in high school lol I thought I could do classical music, but in fact, thanks to this... (lol), the pictures were beautiful, and Hikaru Genji felt just “beautiful.” This “manga” has become my “standard for Hikaru Genji,” so when it was made into a drama, Hikaru Genji was not beautiful and cooled down (which is disrespectful to the actors, of course...), and I ended up stopping watching it in the first 5 minutes or so.

I read it decades ago. As a child, I was fascinated by how loud Hikaru Genji was and how wonderful the costumes in the Heian Emaki were. I was excited about the sexy story at the time. Good stories don't fade no matter how many years have passed, and it made me want to read them carefully. Wow