Reviews for Tokyo Alice Manga

I also do tens of thousands of purchases every month, so I sympathized with you! My parents are taking them out now, so I thought it might be like this when I live alone... ♡ I'm glad I really like Prada bags, and there are many other brands I like ♡ I often go overseas, but I've heard from my parents that Hawaii is boring because it has a lot of Japanese, but I'd like to go there next time I'm taking a day off ♬

This is a work where the protagonist, who likes fashion over romance, falls in love and awakens to the fun of work. It can also be enjoyed as an adult romance, but it is also a work that women can enjoy in terms of finding fun at work.

I'm a little annoyed by the main character who is addicted to shopping, but it's stylish, cute, and fun to read.

I like Phew's natural texture because it's warm and fuzzy. I want to read the rest soon.

It depicts still pure parts of women of the age called adults, and I can sympathize with any woman. Female friends since school days have each established their own way of being, and have solid work relationships, women who don't fall in love with themselves due to a split body relationship; women who are super young ladies and try to play around while they are single due to family ties; women who are simply cute and quickly become dependent on men who make the place feel warm; women who are naturally otaku, but have no sense of discrimination against others; purely because they have no sense of discrimination against others There is an optimistic woman who can sympathize with her partner's pure feelings, and every daughter has a pure heart that hasn't changed since she was in middle school, and although their way of life differs greatly depending on how they apply it to reality, there are conflicts, but no matter how much their friends' behavior changes, they both cherish the pure feelings they talked about in middle school, so they can always trust and be considerate of their friends, and face them with friendliness like an extension of student life when they become adults It's an innocent, fun, and sometimes sad story. The pictures are detailed, and full of style, like a special feature on miscellaneous goods in a fashion magazine or a guide to a wonderful shop, so romantic, and so cute. If it were a paper medium, it's a wonderful pattern that you could cut out various pages, bookmark them, and carry them around. It hasn't been completed yet, so I'm worried about the future.

At first, I thought it was cheesy by arranging brand names and items in a row, but as I read it, that wasn't the case; it was naturally stupid with a bit of an otaku temperament, and it was kind of cute, and I fell in love with it. It's really hard for the other 3 people to sympathize with, but Okuzono-san is wonderful, so I bought it!

I love this author, and there are so many long stories that it becomes more interesting as I read them this time as well. The characters that come up also have strong personalities, and they rank high among the comics I keep reading because their developments are unexpected (^^) I look forward to them being updated every time.

This manga artist's story is impeccable, so you can buy it without worry! recommended

Love, marriage, work, shopping... There are lots of things that girls like. The friendship and relationship of trust between the four girls overlaps with SEX & THE CITY.

There are many places I can sympathize with when I read it, probably because they are almost the same age. Fu-chan, who works hard at work and in love, is really cute.

That was interesting. I'm looking forward to seeing what's going to happen in the future ♪♪ The man was clumsy and cute

It's a romantic comedy unfolding between 4 types of women who are childhood friends. It's been over 11 volumes and it's getting longer, so it seems like the end is about to come.

It's a story about 4 girls who are on good terms. Each depicts a different love pattern, and I don't get tired of reading it because they think about each other so sad

A group of 4 women who are good friends but are different types. The main character, Fu, lives with cute things and shopping that any girl would sympathize with. Sei grew up in a women's garden... she became an adult without knowing her true love. They're too naive, so even if someone they care about is formed, they don't easily develop into lovers... my teeth are itchy. Meanwhile, the person I'm interested in has an adult relationship with her friend... I'm addicted to the circumstances and love patterns of each of the 4 women who are clumsy but can't be hated. I also recommend the comic version.

The love patterns of each of the four women revive the sadness of falling in love with people while feeling jarring and excited. You won't be able to take your eyes off the heroine's girly cuteness, and the future of love between your childhood friends Enjoji, Rio, and Mizuho!

It's an office lady's love story that's easy to read. The main character loves fashion. Multiple friends also appear, and each love pattern is also depicted. It exists as an episode of Adult Romance Aru Aru.

I've read it for the first time in over 10 years. At the time, I was reading it when it was serialized, but as the months and days went by, my impression changed again. But it's interesting.