Reviews for Those Snow White Notes Manga

That's interesting ~ do you reread it over and over again? Why don't you read it?

It's a manga based on the Tsugaru shamisen, and the expression of that sound is amazing, and it's a manga where you can really hear the sound. Actually, I've never heard of a shamisen, but it's so expressive that I really can't stop getting goose bumps

I've always been interested in this work at stores, but since it's been a long time, I was at a loss, but I bought it as an adult. It felt like a youth group centered around high school students who are young but face the shamisen, so I was able to read it smoothly. It seems like it's still going on even after becoming a pro, so I'm looking forward to the future.

I really fell in love with the Tsugaru shamisen after reading this book. I'm also from a snowy country, and I came to Tokyo alone. When it's hard, when I'm sad, I remember my hometown, listen to music, etc., and I've been living away from my hometown the whole time while being cheered up. Since it's the Aomori region, it reminds me of folk songs that my grandfather and mother sang. I'm looking forward to the new publication soon and have been reading it over and over again. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens to Yuki-kun

Tsugaru shamisen is cool! As I read on, I became more and more addicted to it. I thought it was a work typical of Rakawa, with humans, sports roots, and emotion. I want to read the new book soon!

I had decided I wouldn't buy any more this month. Buy all volumes for adults. I did it. I'm addicted to it.

I thought about it before I read it. But Ragawa sensei is amazing. As I read on, I really wanted to listen to the shamisen. Not only are the pictures meticulous, but psychological depictions and musical expressions are also drawn over time. Not to mention the main character Setsu, her older brother Wakana, and rivals of the same generation are fascinating, and I'm looking forward to the new publication.

I used to have paper ones, but they said they would dispose of them, so I've arranged them again here, which isn't too bulky. Read through to the latest edition. This work is slightly heavy, warm, and has a sense of heat. There's little vocabulary and I can't find any good expressions, but it's a true story with no blurring in the story, so if you think it's okay to read one book, there's no harm in buying the whole volume!

It was nominated for some manga awards, and I became interested as someone who does music. I think it's hard to paint the power of the shamisen with just a picture, but I think it's a good way to express it. The story is also very interesting.

Ragawa sensei's works are slow at first, but before I know it, I'm often drawn in. A manga artist with a taste like surume. It's really amazing that they've been challenged in so many genres, and all of them are interesting after all. I was excited about this work at first, but when I noticed it, I was searching for shamisen songs and listening to them. The power to make me want to know more about this view of the world is amazing.

Rajawa-sensei's comics show a really good youth story. This is a shamisen work, but it's a picture that gives a completely different impression depending on the player even in the same shamisen performance scene, and it's impressive because I feel like the sound is really echoing.

Speaking of shamisen comics, they seem hard to stick to, but that's not true. It's also a youth thing for troubled high school students, so it's easy to get in. A powerful performance scene where you can almost hear the sound. Shamisen is so cool!!

Until now, I wasn't interested in shamisen at all, but as I read the manga, I wanted to listen to music. That's because it's a manga that conveys so much appeal.

Even if you're not interested in the shamisen, the performance scene draws you in. The main character, Yuki-kun, is extremely charming. I recommend it without complaint.

I learned from this review that he was the author of “Red Servant” and “Shanimuni,” which I hadn't read but knew the titles. She was a girl manga person, wasn't she? I was interested in shamisen.

I was a fan who had all the volumes of “Red Servant” and “Shanimuni,” but I bought them after watching them introduced on TV! Even though it's a comic, the realism of being able to hear the sound of them playing strings gives me goose bumps in the tournament scene! As expected. I'm still in high school, so it's a work I can enjoy for a long time. I want to see even more gigantic snow (*'-`*)

It's pretty interesting! Shamisen is also rare. I'm looking forward to the snow growing. (*'`) ♪

As a human being, I was very satisfied to read Yuki-kun's growth as a player carefully ♪ I'm looking forward to the next publication.