Reviews for Those Snow White Notes Manga

It's interesting that Kosuke's past has come out this time. How is a snow performance... I want to read more soon.

I bought it by the author. This is the first time I've read a story about the shamisen, and I'm drawn in. The depiction is as if you could hear a sound. Personally, I wanted to read more stories from when I was in high school... but after all, if I were to do it seriously, it would be a world where I had to narrow it down to one.

Even though I don't know anything about shamisen, reading it makes me feel passionate. I was so excited from the first episode. The feelings of the characters are conveyed. I read it in magazines, and I also buy books.

I bought it by the author, but it was a great answer! If you read volume 1 and are interested in the relationship between Yuki and Yoona, I want you to keep reading until the two meet again. I think it's going to keep going. Romance isn't the main thing; rather, there are almost none, but the overall story is solid, so I'll keep reading.

When I read it standing up, I thought, “Oh, this must be interesting,” and when I bought 1 volume, I couldn't stop. I really like the story where the main character further refines his art through twists and turns. Even so, I was impressed that I was often able to show this sense of realism with pictures. I wasn't really interested in the shamisen, but it was so interesting that I just listened to the performance on the internet.

As is the case with Nodame, it is difficult to express sound with pictures. This comic is also well-made. I want to read more soon!

The main character is a person who initially lost sight of himself (sound), but through his relationships with friends and surroundings gathered through twists and turns, regains himself... everyone is interested in, and has strange inclusions. The changes in the protagonist's heart and feelings are shown in the sound expression. Also, sounds are expressed by rivals, and sounds are emanating from the pictures. ... As a hobby of playing musical instruments, I understand very well that feelings become sounds. How the main character develops, how he deals with the women involved and his surroundings... I'm looking forward to future developments.

The world of shamisen is not very familiar. The shamisen performance scene seemed to synchronize with talent, confidence, anxiety, and such fluctuating feelings. I thought it was excellent as a seishun tan and group drama. I also really like the design.

I was drawn to the cover. Then it was a surprisingly cute work. It's a work that makes me want to read it forever. I recommend it.

There aren't many comics depicting the shamisen, but I was addicted to watching it even though I didn't know it! Animations are also available, and I love them both! You'll be drawn into the worldview drawn by Marishige Ragawa!

I bought it because I wanted to read the original story. I don't know much about shamisen, but I thought it was cool. It might be a good idea to read it.

It was a very interesting work. It's an instrument that has been around in Japan for a long time, but I think there are many younger people who don't know what a shamisen is. I knew it existed myself, but I wasn't interested. It wasn't until I watched anime that I started reading comics. The main character, Snow's Heart's Growth, Pain, etc... It was a work that really seeped into my heart.

I came from the anime to the manga, but the original one is better because the depiction is more detailed! I think the atmosphere can be conveyed even if you don't know the sound part or the song.

After watching an anime, I bought it because I wanted to read the original manga. It's still in the middle, but I'm worried about the continuation of the work.

I didn't know anything about shamisen, etc., and even though I wasn't interested, it was interesting to try out the first volume, so I bought it little by little. I want to read the whole volume as soon as possible, but I still have a long way to go ('; Ω; `)

It's interesting. As the title suggests, it is depicted very naturally how the pure white protagonist gradually harbors various emotions and desires as he faces the shamisen, family, and people around him. I was moved by how vivid it was to be nurtured quietly little by little.