Reviews for Those Snow White Notes Manga

Mashiro is so cool! I'm not that familiar with the shamisen, but it plays in my brain without permission

The story is very interesting, but I don't always like the way women are drawn. I mean there are only women who are kind of stereotypical... Maybe it can't be helped since it's a shonen magazine, but it feels a bit old.

I was interested in Tsugaru shamisen, so I bought it. There are so many scenes where you actually want to hear the sound!

Each character stands out and is fascinating. Yoona is too nice ♡ Among these, the main character doesn't stand out the most at first...? I wonder if it will continue to grow steadily through the shamisen in the future. I feel like I haven't dug deep into the shamisen yet, so I'm really looking forward to that area ♪ I don't understand the Aomori dialect in the story at all, but it's nice that it has an atmosphere!

I got frustrated reading along the way; I was obsessed with reading the first one, but...

It's interesting. Red me, always in the mood for the weather, go for the sun! I've read one-off, etc., but this time the theme is shamisen. The main character isn't the type to show much emotion, but the people around him are unique and lively. You will be drawn in. The continuation doesn't come out easily, so I'm worried.

I'm drawn into the story of the shamisen. The performance is also impressive, and it seems like you can really hear it. I'm looking forward to the new book.

This is a story about Yuki-kun, who lived in Tsugaru, who moved to Tokyo due to his grandfather's death, and while wandering around, dealing with people and thinking about the meaning of playing the shamisen. Even though Yuki-kun is a genius, he doesn't play aggressively. I feel that he is growing as he gradually plays in public. It seems like it's still going on, so I'm looking forward to seeing what happens in the future

It's a special genre called shamisen, so I was worried about understanding it, but I was able to read it smoothly.

It was so impressive that I wanted to listen to live music. The main character doesn't show much emotion, so it's hard to stick with it at first, but as I read on, I saw the protagonist's hesitation, and it became interesting.

Until now, Tsugaru shamisen was a high hurdle for me, but I'm so happy to be able to come across a book that makes it so easy to understand.

This is a story about a high school student drawing the Tsugaru shamisen. The story is really good, and it's powerful and full of passion. I was surprised when I learned that he is the author of “The Baby and I”! totally different!!

The content is interesting, and it makes me cry, but... I wonder if there are times when I don't understand the meaning of the dialect is difficult ~

I've read all of Ragawa sensei's works, and they are still interesting. The main character of this work is a Tsugaru shamisen player, but it is a work that feels warm, somewhat like Spokon. I think another characteristic of the work is that all of the characters are unique and attractive. When I was a student, I feel envious that I wish I had put more effort into something... (laughs) Also, as I read descriptions of Tsugaru shamisen and its sound, I began to want to actually listen to it and feel it. I'm looking forward to the continuation.