Reviews for The World is Dancing Manga

This review contains spoilers. I majored in Noh Kyogen when I was in college, but even so, I didn't have much of an image of that time. I was moved by the mixture of the emotion that comes into my head in a way that is really easy to understand by being drawn in comics, and my memories from that time. I was surprised that the stage was set up like this while moving from place to place. It's no different from now!

This review contains spoilers. Speaking of Yoami Kan Ami, she is a super famous dancer who has appeared in history (right!?) They are the people who laid the foundation for traditional performing arts that continue to this day, and they express the brilliance and suffering of the early days in an easy-to-understand manner! that's amazing! The previous work was interesting even if I didn't know much math, so I read it while saying “amazing ~ amazing ~”, and this one is also interesting. Aren't the expressions in manga limitless? I even came up with impressions that are a return to the origin of manga (laughs), so there is a first step in any tradition. A new dance and dancer that is now a traditional performing art, but at the time was trial and error. Previously, when I came into contact with the first characters that created the kanji, I thought “at first, everyone had a first intention.” I don't think it was a tradition from the beginning. I'm looking forward to seeing how Kanami Yeami lived during the dawn of the foundation, which has been linked continuously until it became a tradition! (My stomach hurts when I know historical facts)

This review contains spoilers. I casually tried reading it and became a fan in one shot, and I immediately bought all the volumes that were out. The world lived during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. War, inequality, absurdity, impatience... but that's why we have to dance. That's because we only have bodies. The dynamism of Kiyasha's Masujiro's Kogane dance is amazing. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

This review contains spoilers. I bought the new “Flying Violin” looking good, and it's still my second work, but Mihara-sensei, who reluctantly delivers his favorite style and a world only visible to the main characters to readers, this time depicts the childhood of “Zeami,” and the anime is also good 😛