Reviews for Mushishi Manga

It doesn't seem likely, and I'm drawn into a mysterious view of the world. It makes me imagine the meaning and appeal behind the characters and insects that appear. It's not horror, and it's not just a dream story, and it leaves a mysterious feeling when I finish reading it anyway.

Insects are the real word for bugs. Also, it makes me imagine that there are more insects than insects, and they seem to clump up and move foolishly (move). This is probably because it gives smaller, densely packed insects a feeling that makes people feel creepy, even down their spines. However, I don't know why this is the case. Maybe it's because people's level of understanding separates them from their instantaneous ability to think, causing hallucinations of unknown and disgust. Also, people have various thoughts. There is no end to illusions, fantasies, dreams, predictions, delusions, etc. Believing and doubting are categories of thought. Philosophy is to doubt, and religion is to believe. I've also heard things like that. When viewed on a cosmic scale, philosophically, the color of an apple seen on Earth should be different from the color of an apple seen on Mars. So what exactly is the true color of an apple. In other words, I doubt the color of apples seen on Earth. Also, when it comes to religion, the existence of gods and Buddhas is absolute. There is greatness in each person's “heart,” which is strange. Mushishi Ginkgo gave me this group of foolish insects out of my body.