Reviews for Neon Ginza Paradise Manga

This is a story about the historical background of the third year after the war, and the difficult period set in Ginza. The serious Aoi and the exhilarating and sloppy Takahiko are both sad, and the last one feels like watching a movie! Halfway through, there were places where past or present stories were hard to understand, so I reread them several times.

As per the reviews, do you like it? Personally, it's a good idea to collect the title [Ginza Neon Paradise]. Paradise hasn't been mentioned, but if there's Ginza neon lights, if Takahiko comes back to Aoi, it's a paradise for both of them.

A reckless attack, an unwaited reception. I think it's a common story, but since you chose this era, I had the impression that it was well put together (sorry for being bossy). It's a little sad, but it makes me happy in the end. If there is no sense of rejection due to the historical background, I would recommend this book. (Addictive designs seem to break up with one another...)

I read it with a strange feeling, like Ginza after the war, but the two people walking in the neon lights were amazing. Short hair is cool!

I've read several books by the author, and none of the works are flawed, the structure is good, and even in a serious style, they always have comedy elements, which are interesting. It depicts a love affair between men set in Ginza before and after World War II. While it also depicts an atmosphere where love between people of the same sex is taboo from this day and age, it is a likeable work with the energy typical of Mr. Unohana.

I am impressed that BL was well depicted in a difficult historical context during and after the war. I liked the sad and hilarious scene.

It was a drama-like, movie-like story. Aoi's unwavering and healthy feelings are sad. I also want to know more about Takahiko's feelings.

After reading it, it was a love story! It was a work that I honestly felt. It is a historical background before and after the early Showa era, but there are few depictions during the war or immediately after the war, and the misery of the war is simply explained quickly, so there are no feelings left that cannot be done. They didn't even talk about love, but the relationship they were connected by heart was wonderful. Simply put, it's a childhood friend reunion, but since the reason they are separated is an expedition, it's even more dramatic. Recommended for those who want to read high quality love stories.

They took it so hard that they didn't like their bad sense of humanity, and that they didn't like their health! It was a wonderful story.

The dedication of the two came to my heart. The hardships of the war were also well incorporated into the story, and I'm glad the two seemed to be happy after the war

I'm moved by the fact that Uke, who has been waiting so long for him to come back, is so healthy!

The author can tell a wonderful story that really resonates with your heart. Were you happy that the end had a happy ending?

I like this author. There's no loss in buying it. It's a work with a nice atmosphere.

It's both painful to wait for someone you don't know if they're alive or to think about someone who may have forgotten about themselves and become happy. I'm glad you came back. I'm glad you waited. This artist is good at drawing people's feelings. I'm in a hurry.

It was a wonderful work with a great atmosphere, and I was glad that it was so easy

A story set in the post-war period. It was conveyed that they are all desperately living, and they are nice people.

The two childhood friends who were separated due to the war notice their feelings for each other after the war and are united!

I liked The Whimsical Jaguar, so I read it. Aoi is healthy and cute. The lieutenant was cool too, so it would have been nice to have a little bit of something. lol