Reviews for The Flavor of Melon Manga

This review contains spoilers. Each had its own worries and stories, and it was a work that made me sympathize and think. I felt that the little things in everyday life and time were more important than dramatic things.

This review contains spoilers. When it comes to Ezuko, there were many cute characters that felt like “a man's girl,” but as the designs became adult-like, the characters also looked like adults. Each family environment and past events had an impact on their current personalities and way of life, and it was a good story where they felt like they saved each other from that weakness. Until now, in a bright and fun development, stories that seemed to send deep messages were common, and ★ 5 was added to multiple works, but this time, the message was sent in a calm tone throughout. I like this mature overall tone, but surprisingly, the appealing message is stronger from the previous work (JOY and SUPER NATURAL). Volume 1, 172 pages. Volume 2, 172 pages (8 pages drawn down, 1 afterword)

This review contains spoilers. Huh... I'm in a state of anxiety. I'm already impressed. After I finished reading it, I couldn't move for a while. Ezuko sensei's new book is so wonderful... I really liked it. it's just that! I didn't read it on a rainy day when the sky was dark all day long... crying. I saw Mr. Kiuchi's words, the appearance of Mr. Kiuchi not feeling well on rainy days or when the air pressure was low, or how tears suddenly came out without lighting up in a dark room, etc., and I was in such a state when I saw him in such a state when that was the case... and I felt mixed. The degree is different, but everyone experiences the ups and downs of the heart. As written by Follow-san, I think there are many people who have superimposed themselves on Kiuchi-san and think that they are no exception. That was the case with me. That's why it was a work that resonated deep into the depths of my heart. There was something deeply moving after reading the afterword that I was able to describe it as if it were directly touching the reader's heart because Ezuko himself actually experienced it. When it's helplessly difficult, my eyes are warmed by the kindness of Ezuko sensei, who sincerely conveyed through the story of Kiuchi-san and Nakajo-kun, how big their presence is if there is someone who simply snuggles up and supports me by my side, how much their kindness supports my heart. I really love Ezuko sensei's work. Also, while the mental health of many people has become particularly unstable and threatened due to the various effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, I felt that it was significant that such a work was published as a standalone book. It was a work that made me think that I wanted to gently snuggle up to my loved ones and myself because it was a difficult time. I am truly grateful to have found such a wonderful work.

This review contains spoilers. A story that can only be described as expected. The design has also changed, so I was looking forward to reading it. Of course I liked the previous picture because of its softness, but I love this one too! It was a story that made me think about a lot of things, and it made me think again that each person has different feelings such as pain, sadness, etc... The feelings hidden behind Kiuchi's bright smile are sad. Meeting Nakajo-kun was my only salvation. I'm glad we both have become indispensable. these two are fine. There is a sense of security in Nakajo-kun's gentle atmosphere. The title also felt right when I read it after reading it a lot. I'm really glad I read it.

This review contains spoilers. This work has been recommended by many people on Twitter etc. I read it because I was curious! I was also attracted to the beautiful green on the cover. In particular, Nakajo-kun and Kiuchi-san suddenly live together, just because they have an acquaintance who isn't even friends. Scenes of everyday life where the distance between people gets closer are depicted very carefully. The conversation between the two is comfortable to read, and I'm amazed by Nakajo-kun's kindness without stepping in too much and Kiuchi-san's bright words that snuggle up perfectly. But what they hold inside such conversations is heavy and deep... I think there are a lot of people who overlap with themselves the image of Kiuchi-san shrinking and struggling to somehow resist. I was no exception, and there was a time when I thought I was exhausted just being alive. It's amazing how much they genuinely return that they can't say anything like Nakajo-kun. It's an insanely kind work, really kind. Every conversation is a process where time moves forward. But you don't have to go ahead. The teacher wrote it in the afterword, but it seemed like she was telling me that it wasn't a waste either, so I need time to wait just for that kind of recovery. You don't have to be impatient. It sank to the bottom of my heart. Thank you for your wonderful work.