Reviews for Forest of Piano Manga

I was moved by watching the anime Piano Forest before, and I'm so happy to know that there is a comic here\ (happy)/Unlike anime, the detailed descriptions are wonderful and it seems like I can hear songs from the work, and reading this work purifies my mind!

My favorite work. The depiction that makes you hear music while reading is amazing. I'd like to listen to Umi-kun's piano, but I don't think this state of affairs is actually possible, so I'm complementing it with my imagination.

It's a long time, up to 26 volumes, but it's complete, so you can read it without worry. I bought it before, and once I finished reading it again, I took time to reread it, but it still made me cry. I'm impressed. The feeling after reading it was great. I'm glad I bought the whole volume.

The pictures have an old feel and I think there are likes and dislikes, but the character settings and story are so well thought out that you can be moved even if you're not familiar with the music. Good luck to the protagonist!

A coming-of-age story about the main character, Kai, from his boyhood to his youth. Kai's straight feelings and Ajino's deep love are really wonderful. The piano seemed to be heard, and the excitement of the venue was conveyed, and being able to express this much in manga is really a genius. I couldn't read the last one without tears. It's a work you should definitely read

Those who were chosen and those who wanted to be chosen. The classic story with talent, effort, environment, and destiny is very good. There were also developments where the environment was so bad that I couldn't read it, but that's why it was fun to keep reading in search of when that is.

I don't think it was a work that was completed 10 years ago. E-comics are great because you can discover wonderful works that were completed a long time ago. A really well-made story! Characters that stand out for their individuality. I like the fact that the main character, Kai, is pretty crybaby. I like the main character, who is a crybaby, because he is so humane. I haven't heard much about Chopin, but I've been listening to the background music that read this comic the whole time. As an aside, serialization of “Another Piano Forest Preparation Sound,” with Mukai-san as the main character in the comic DAYS, has begun. If you are interested, don't miss it!

Ichinose Kaikun lives with her mother Rei-chan. I have a fateful encounter with my mentor, the former pianist Ajino sensei. A smart and hard worker, Kai-kun aims to be a pianist while working part-time!

I'm moved!! The three of them, Kai-kun, Amemiya-kun, and Azino sensei, have achieved good growth as they go through the story. There is no slack, and it is a work that is much more enjoyable to read. Kai-kun has such a heroic personality, but I was very moved by how Amemiya-kun made a fair effort to win without losing sight of Kai-kun's talents that were out of common sense!!

Be calm, correct, and patient. Azino sensei, who does not scold or pamper, but simply leads, is ideal child-rearing.

We met a long time ago, but no matter when I watch it, this comic reminds me of how wonderful the music is. Even though there aren't many words written on it, the soft pictures, kind words, and charming people play the piano and convey rich sounds to readers. I open this comic when I want to think that people are definitely not bad even after decades. It seems like there's a piano forest right inside of me too.

I really enjoyed it! I couldn't read it because it was a long story, but once I read it, I couldn't stop. The best work. I wonder why the sound seems to be heard. It was amazing.

Whether you're doing music or not, this is a work I want you to see at least once. How many times have I wanted to actually listen to Kai perform... I cried over and over again over the conflict with myself, which I always bump into as a performer. I cried so much that my eyes swelled for the most part the day after reading it lol I've been reading Makoto Isshiki's works since I was a child, and the story and illustrations are so warm, and I love every one of them. It will become food for my life.

Tears overflow into the protagonist, the humans that surround him, and all lives. Is there such a beautiful work where the soul of the piano sparkles deep into the heart? I'm glad we met.

This work carefully depicts the “performer's way of life” that supports piano expression. Since it touches not only the main character, but also the backbone of other performers, a number of stories unfold where piano expression grows beyond mental barriers, and it makes me cry every time.