Reviews for Kounodori: Dr. Stork Manga

At first, I wasn't good at drawing, so wouldn't it be okay if I didn't have a pianist setting? As I read on while thinking, I was drawn into the story so much that I didn't care about that at all. I read it before giving birth, and I want to reread it again to see how I feel when I read it again now after giving birth.

The content of the story was really good! If you haven't seen it, you should read it!

I've been really addicted to it since I watched the drama. You'll be impressed, so be sure to check it out!

This is a comic I came across when I got married and became aware of my pregnancy. I have a habit of drawing, but it's not that I can't watch it, and the story is more interesting than that, and I couldn't wait for the new issue to come out at the time. Joy, sorrow, and various other impressions come up. I didn't read it during infertility treatment. Now that I'm finally pregnant, I can't stop reading it again! There are times when I read it and wonder if I'm okay... but ignorance is scarier. I think it's a great opportunity to learn words you don't know. I felt that Shimoya-sensei's number of appearances had decreased and the momentum had dropped ☆ -1

I don't watch dramas. However, it's a popular title, and I knew most of the content even before I read it, and I was skipping it because it would definitely make me cry, but... I finally read it. Sure enough, namida, namida. It makes me think. It's a work that makes me keenly aware of the weight of life, whether you have children or not. But personally, I didn't really like painting.

Even though I'm an obstetrician and gynecologist, I thought it would be impossible to set up a pianist, but the episodes in each episode made me think that there might be such a thing, so I somehow accepted it. I originally thought that I wasn't good at touching pictures, but I was drawn into this story and didn't care about it.

It has also been made into a drama, but all of the stories are very moving. I want to read the rest soon.

I've watched it on TV, but I prefer the comic version. I have all the volumes, but I recommend them.

I saw it on a TV drama, and I started reading it because I was curious about the original story. There were various births, there were various patient backgrounds, etc., and there were things that came as a surprise to me as a health care worker, and there were many stories that made me think. Anyway, I was basically moved by every story, and I can't let go of my towel!! If you haven't read it, I definitely want you to read it.

After watching TV dramas, I learned that there are comics. I cried on TV, but comics made me cry too.

I think it's a very nice work that shows the importance and warmth of a new life.

I thought being a midwife was a job that helped people live, but I learned in comics that it's also a job of facing death. It's something only people who work understand, but it's amazing that it can be conveyed in comics like this

I was reading it, and there were a lot of things I didn't know, and I thought “the more it became, the more scary it became.” But I wrote how to work hard and how to live from various angles. It also resonated with my heart. I cried so much that it was a bit painful though. (Laughter) It was made into a drama, but I like the original one better.

I couldn't read it without tears. It can also be used as a study, so I highly recommend it.

I think it's a work written so faithfully to reality that even obstetricians and gynecologists recommend it. It is recommended for many people regardless of age or gender.

You'll be drawn into the story. It is a work that makes me realize the importance of human life.

I was addicted to the drama and read the original story too. There were also stories after the drama, which was great!

It makes me think about obstetrics and gynecology, illness, pregnancy and childbirth. It's a learning experience. Personally, my prenatal diagnosis overlapped with my pregnancy period, and it was an opportunity to think more deeply.