Reviews for Chihayafuru Manga

Spokane comics rather than romance comics! It's such a comic that makes me want to go back to being a high school student when watching Chihaya's Youth.

I'm curious about the continuation, so I borrowed it from my mom's friend's kid and read it all. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens next.

There are also romantic comedies of Beautiful Men and Women, but I'm worried about Toku-kun's growth... the development is interesting even when I read it

I learned about this film in the movie. Shoujo manga big karuta? At first, I thought, but as I started reading it, I was drawn in more and more! Of course, there is also the excitement of romance, but the game scene is so impressive! The characters for each character are well established, and I think everyone will fall in love with them!!

The pictures are so cute, and it's fun just to look at them. What's more, the content feels like youth, and it makes me feel like I've gone back to being a student, so it's fun!

That's great, I feel happy that there are no threads in the world.

It comes straight through. Not only the three main characters, but also members and rivals of the same karuta club are depicted in detail, so I feel attached. However, it's been a really long time. Honestly, the pure feeling of excitement at the beginning is fading away more and more. Chihaya's selfishness, which I thought was cute at first, caught my eye, and I didn't really care about the continuation, so I've been putting off the last 2 volumes. It was really great until halfway through to the point where the current third-year students were active.

It is no exaggeration to say that it is a classic girls' manga, so I can enjoy it with peace of mind. Manga I want to keep reading until the end

I wasn't very familiar with karuta, but it was easy to read and understand, and I was interested. Chihaya, who is crazy about karuta, is cute.

The amount of enthusiasm for dealing with the minor genre called competitive karuta is amazing. Also, it's amazing that not only the main characters, but even the characters who just play the role of Choi, carefully draw episodes about what they feel and what kind of thoughts they are working on this competition. Thanks to that, it's strange that everyone seems adorable, even if the characters aren't pleasant at first. However, recently for some reason, Arata has stuck to my nose and I don't like it anymore. I want them to recover (within themselves) with future developments.

Youth and competition (karuta), pale love. It's a work that fits so well that I can't help but keep reading. Even though I knew there was a competitive chart, it was hard to imagine the thoughts of people who do competitive karuta. When the difficulty of the technique is explained in the form that Chihaya and the others learn as they grow, they feel a sense of excitement and accomplishment, and it is likely that they will become addicted to the competition cult.

it's hot! I think anyone who likes hot sports comics will fall in love with it. I read about 10 volumes in the blink of an eye

I started reading it with zero knowledge of karuta, let alone competition karuta, and it's very interesting. I wonder if it's a bit long, I want it to be completed

This is a spore manga that even men can enjoy. Just because it's a girls' comic, it's a loss not to read it

Even people who weren't interested in competitive karuta are addicted to it! I recommend it as a refreshing youth manga where you seriously face one thing! The picture is also beautiful and I like it.

It's so nice to see Chihaya waking up to Hyakunin Isshu when she meets Arata and is working properly on karuta with “my own dreams” for the first time!

The main characters who seriously work on karuta are so wonderful (• •) ❤ ︎

Talent, effort, and above all else, the passion that I like, actually have passion, so I make an effort, and even though it's karuta, I'm comfortable with the same amount of energy as Spokane manga

I read the original after watching the movie. Glad it wasn't the other way around! If it were the other way around, I might have been disappointed with the movie. I read the second half with tears in my eyes. The psychological depiction of each weak point and good point is very accurate, and it makes me empathize.

It's a work that reminds me of my youth when I was a student! I'm so moved that I wanted to live this kind of youth! I'm very interested in competitive karuta, and even people who don't know Hyakunin Isshu are recommended for people who like Spocene comics and youth comics!