Reviews for Kounodori: Dr. Stork Manga

I thought it would be nice to watch it on TV dramas, and I read and watched manga, and I was moved after all. Really nice work.

I was very, very moved by this work!!! I definitely want everyone to watch it too (^-^) do you think you'll be addicted to it?

It's a very moving comic that teaches me the importance of life. It reminded me of my birth.

The story is interesting, and not only is it moving, but there are also stories with painful content, but it was real, and I thought giving birth was really like a miracle. It's also a learning experience.

It's from the drama. Ayano Tsuyoshi is the perfect image of Kounotori sensei, and there are times when it's hard to read stories that aren't just about the happiness of having a baby. But I'm also glad I was able to know it.

It makes me think and so funny!! It's a comic I want to reread.

This is an absolute loss if you don't read it. As someone with children, I think this is a must-read. Sakura-sensei's warm personality and heart are wonderful. I really don't know what is going to happen, so I'm not worried until I'm born well, but it would be reassuring if there was a doctor like Dr. Sakura. I want to go to Baby's concert too~ ♪ ('▽`)

Starting with dramas, I started reading comics, and I was very moved by both of them.

I love both the original story and the drama! I can't read it without being moved... Thanks to this one book, I wanted to aim for a medical relationship.

I was addicted to watching the drama, so I bought it. It makes me cry. I cried anyway.

I learned about it when it was introduced in a magazine for moms, and I read it as a distraction after giving birth. I cried a lot reading volumes 1 and 2. It was the first time I read a comic while crying. The main character, an obstetrician, confronts various pregnant women. We will introduce a wide range of issues related to childbirth. The comics are easy to understand, easy to feel familiar, and sometimes dramatic. There is also conflict and growth between the protagonist and other doctors. I definitely want anyone with kids to read it. I think there are many parts I can sympathize with. Of course I want men to read it too. I recommend it!

I read it shortly before my child was born. I couldn't stop crying because it was just being made into a drama.

I read it while I was pregnant! It made me think about a lot of things, I was in tears, and I thought I had come across a wonderful work! I wanted men to read it too.

I watched the drama first. Not everyone can give birth in the same way, and there are various cases, and I was able to learn that they are born at the risk of their lives, that support from those around them is important, and even things that cannot be understood just from actual experiences. Giving birth is a miracle!

I watched it from the drama. It was conveyed that the birth of life was an amazing thing and a miracle! Obstetrics and gynecology is also a life-threatening job, so I thought again that it would be difficult.

The birth of life is a natural thing that has been going on for a long time, but it makes me keenly aware that it is not something that is taken for granted. Thank you, Mom, for giving birth. I wanted to say thank you to both the doctor and nurse. I was able to find a good work.

I'm a group that watched dramas and watched comics, but I was drawn in because the comics drew psychological depictions etc. in more detail. I want dramas to be special or something.

I came here after watching a drama. My heart is tightened to the point that it makes my heart ache every time. The characters are so easy to understand that it's reassuring.

Originally, I was reading it on paper, not in electronic form. I think this kind of content is a real issue that makes people think regardless of gender. I thought it was a work that everyone should read at least once because it realistically depicts how difficult it is to give birth, including before and after, the age of delivery, stillbirth, miscarriage, etc.