Reviews for Saint Young Men Manga

I read it for the first time and it's surreal and interesting!! It's perfect for when you don't want to think about anything!! You can read it electronically, but I always want to reread it right away, so I think I'll buy it on paper!

The slightly different perspectives of Jesus and Buddha are added to everyday life in the casual human world, making it interesting and relaxing? It's a book you'll want to reread over and over again when you're tired!

Even if you're not familiar with Buddhism, or even if you're not familiar with Christianity, there are many stories you can somehow understand, so it's really funny. I'm glad I was born a Japanese person who can read this manga.

I think it's a good interaction between the two. Jesus' father is good, his fisherman brothers are good, and Benten is pretty and cute. I also want to attend the after-party.

It's a shared life between Jesus and Buddha in Tachikawa, which is surprisingly common and laid-back, probably beyond religion. I can't believe it makes so many legends so easy to understand and interesting! Even though they are saints, they are depicted in a friendly manner, with slight daily life conflicts, and are kind and humorous.

The famous duo of Buddha and Jesus!!! I laughed and read it the whole time. When I had my Buddhist teacher read it, it was highly appreciated that it had been faithfully reproduced.

surreal. This started when I happened to watch a laid-back drama about Kenichi Matsuyama and Shota Someya on TV after taking a bath. It wasn't a series, and even though I wanted to watch it afterwards, it wasn't broadcast at all, so I couldn't help but be curious, and I learned later that it was comic based and immediately bought it. Even though they are gods, the place where they live, the apartment, and life have a shabby Showa scent, and it's a nice feeling. do you want to show it to the sisters at the high school you went to?

It's even funnier when you have basic knowledge of Buddhism and Christianity. It's properly based on religious characteristics, teachings, and history, yet there are no educational elements at all. I appreciate the peace in Japan where I can read manga like this normally.

People around me were addicted to it, and I read it while nagging. It was really interesting, and it was a work that made me laugh and read it so much that it made me laugh. I'm really addicted to it too.

I raised my voice and laughed after a long time. It's interesting! I wonder if they were able to draw since they're Japanese? Surreal and excellent. I like it. I love it my whole life.

The gag is surreal and very funny, and I can't read it on the train because I can't stop laughing and laugh out loud. It's a work you'll want to reread over and over again.

As is the case with the idea of manga, it would be a much easier world if there were only people like the characters in the story. Speaking of which, my Muslim friend said this manga was bad (even if it's about a guru of another religion, it's still unforgivable). Yeah, it's difficult. But I was really surprised when I found the Italian version in Rome

This is an anime that everyone knows, and it was also a live-action film. You might be able to learn religious knowledge you didn't know on a daily basis. The design is also written all the way to the edge of the frame, making it a great work to read carefully at home. It makes me feel calm

Jesus Christ and Buddha spend their post-century vacation in Japan. It's an indescribable setting. Interactions with neighbors, apostles, and disciples intermingle with slowly rolling laughter and the melancholy of Jesus and Buddha, and it's an interesting work.

The idea is genius! The surreal gag makes me giggle. The relaxed feeling is very soothing when you read it when your mood is sinking.

Is it okay to make such a fool of myself? It's full of parodies, to the extent that I think. This author is actually knowledgeable, and it makes me groan one by one. I wonder if this is how it came. The combination of a solid Buddha and a feisty Jesus is interesting. That's the real thrill of comics.

There's no sense of excitement or urgency often found in popular comics, but it's funny with a laid-back laugh. I read it to wake up on Sunday morning; it feels relaxed and progresses with episode 1 completed, so I recommend it when you feel like reading comics just a little bit

It feels loose and surreal. But it feels surprisingly fluffy. I really want to meet these two in the city!