Reviews for YAMADA AND THE BOY Manga

This review contains spoilers. On his way home from work on Christmas night, a nonke working person picked up a gay male high school student who was worried about being attracted to people of the same sex. A love story where two people who meet by chance transcend their gender and gradually shorten the distance between their hearts. There are many stories about picking up a boy who was heartbroken and burnt, but the goodness of the pure characters drawn by Mitaori sensei shines everywhere. Even though I know it's going to be bothersome, I'll pick it up and listen to the heartbreak story, then worry enough to fall in love with it, and finally ask God to give Chihiro my own luck in love. I thought this must have sank into Chihiro's heart. Yamada is unkempt and not cool at all, but his heart is kinder than anyone else, and he has the ability to accept him. I think he's a wonderful person. I think Chihiro also has an original temperament, but maybe she was looking for someone who could be spoiled in such an environment where her father passed away early and she had to take care of her younger siblings who are years apart. I felt that I was drawn to Yamada's deep love for Santa. Even though it was pure, it was also nice that it was aggressive.

This review contains spoilers. I love it so much that I read it over and over again. There were a lot of reviews saying that the attack looked dirty, but I wonder if that didn't bother me. Real gaten people are like this, and Yamada is an elegant person. I've taken a proper bath and kept clean. The attack was cool because he was a reliable older brother who gently wrapped up and pulled him up when he had all kinds of heavy problems alone. I'm really glad I was able to encounter the attack, and I was saved! I really thought about it. The boy I helped fell in love with me, and I didn't want to hurt this kid, but the attack, who seriously thought that I was heterosexual and shouldn't reply lightly, was really kind, and he was so honest, healthy, and cute. I was able to watch with a smile as the distance slowly and slowly shrank.

This review contains spoilers. “Two people who are neither adults nor children” was written on the back of the cover, but Yamada is really an adult. Chihiro takes care of housework and younger siblings instead of her mother who works the night shift in the mother and child family. Also, Chihiro is worried that he is gay and hides it. Chihiro is trying too hard to become an adult. Yamada is trying to create a place where they can bring out the elements of Chihiro. Chihiro is a high school student, but rather than trying his hand at a high school student, I feel like he reached out. Yamada guesses, “Do you want me to listen to the story?” and listens even though he doesn't like the hassle. Even though it's easy to guess various things, “Velo, can I put it in?” Yamada hears something like that. that's good. You can see that Chihiro is cute too and won't be left alone. It's a story about two people like that

This review contains spoilers. Oh, I was looking for something like this right now... and I feel very, very satisfied. Gay high school student Chihiro and Nonke Yamada, 9 years older. Yamada-san picks up Chihiro () and the two fall in love with each other, but their facial expressions, words, and mood swings... anyway, the feeling of air slowly and gently spreads through their hearts. Yamada-san suddenly thought Chihiro was cute... and Chihiro sneaked into Yamada-san's futon and blushed his cheeks saying he liked the smell... no, I like everything already. It was an extra edition “Come Through the Rose Arch,” and it was full of moisture (*'`*) It was a long time ago, but I'm glad I read it... I came across a treasure. Thank you, Professor Mitaori!

This review contains spoilers. Mitaori's works have a truly unique atmosphere that soothes me. In addition to the simple atmosphere of the characters, you can carefully watch the relationship and changes in feelings between the two as they move forward step by step, so you can read it with a gentle feeling, a sense of closeness and desire to support them. Their expressions and gestures are also smiling, and they're so cute. They are gay DK and a nondescript old man (26 years old just because he looks hungry), and it looks like a down to earth romance. At home, DK Chihiro, who is the eldest brother in a family with a single mother and is kind even though he grew up unspoiled, met Yamada, an adult with a stubborn beard and unkempt hair, and fell in love with him. In front of Yamada, who is naturally laid-back, you can show your girly side and be spoiled. Hi cute... Yamada, on the other hand, was liked by gay Chihiro, wasn't he? me. Yamada goes right and left without letting go of Chihiro, who is honest, cute, and healthy, and doesn't want to hurt him while thinking that it has become a nuisance... Hi cute... Both of them were honest about how they felt that day and at that time, they worked hard, and I think, ah, that's great... We got to the point where we got to the point where we got along. It's also fresh and cute. An extra edition, “Come Through the Rose Arch,” has also appeared. Be sure to include that too...!