Reviews for When a Cat Faces West Manga

I was fascinated by the strange view of the world, but there were parts that made me think it would be nice to have one. I wish there were more sequels that would make it a waste to finish reading. I want you to read volume 1 first.

Extraordinary things that happen in everyday life. It's a nice work where you can also feel the atmosphere. I didn't have the impression that they were selling flashy, and it ended much earlier than expected, so maybe it was discontinued...? That speculation also crossed my mind. Personally, it's a comic with an atmosphere I really like, so it's a pity that it was completed so quickly. more... I wanted to read more...!!!!!!!!

A gentle buddy that follows Mushishi's style and solves slightly strange things. It's a good idea to relax your shoulder and read it without causing anything insanely disturbing.

It's a story about a world very similar to the present day, where a mysterious phenomenon called flow occurs without any explanation. But don't worry if there's no explanation. That's because the majority of people in this world don't know why it's happening. It is even more interesting that the phenomena that occur in flow are not always the same phenomenon. Bring along these laid-back stories to read on Sunday evenings.

Mushishi too, and I thought it would be easy to write so many creepy ideas and ideas for solving them. Mushishi was so good that I was so scared that I couldn't read it, but this is a relatively bright story and I wasn't scared. But it's interesting. It's a story where the protagonist resolves an area where an eerie event called Flow occurs.

It's a bit scary, but every time I read it, I want to go to Flow's World: Shacho's Big Presence, Flow is a mysterious and fascinating story

I wonder what it is. As I read on, it seemed like my old shoulder stiffness was relieved. I want to know more. I want to read more. I was drawn in more and more, and I read it all at once until the end. I feel so satisfied right now. Maybe that's an exaggeration. But if I had to compare it, it's like the hard things in my life and my unreasonable feelings paid off all at once... I'm in such a strange feeling. I'm thankful that I came across this story.

Strange things that cannot happen in reality happen in the present day that we are familiar with compared to the Mushishi era. The difference between losing your mind and Mushishi is that Urushihara Bushi (feeling pinched by a fox) stands out even more in the modern version. The theme this time isn't insects, so it shouldn't be disgusting. Professor Urushihara is excellent at drawing nature, but it reminds me that he is also an expert at buildings. As always, I don't have a bad impression of the characters... (I want to hold it once in a while) If you like any one of Urushihara's works, folklore, specters, or nature, don't miss it. and cat lovers too?

culverts and seven-way crossings (! It's a wonderful story where nostalgic scenery forgotten in a corner of the city can be seen everywhere, such as). Personally, I think it would be nice to have a clear conversation if flow only worked on the terrain and landscape. When flow affects humans, there are other stories such as doppelganger stories, etc., and it's just a bit complicated, so it's a shame that writing about nostalgic scenes decreases. The author also said that writing is fun, such as narrow alleys or the rust on curved mirrors, so I think it would have been better to just focus on that. That said, there aren't many stories with this kind of scenery, and I've enjoyed reading them over and over again. I regret that it ended with volume 3.