Reviews for Forest of Piano Manga

I kept shedding tears of joy at the end. That was great... I'm really glad!! Reading comics has never made me so happy. The author thought about how to make the characters happy and came up with this ending. Thank you so much!

I like pictures, and the story is interesting, so it's nice. There are also volumes I haven't bought, so I want to read them soon.

I read all the volumes at once, and it was a really, really good story. It's a heartwarming work. Adults who can be made to grow up by children who grow up. I haven't read anything good in a long time. My heart was satisfied. I realized once again that my favorite comics are like this.

I was so drawn into the story that I bought all the volumes in no time. Too bad the picture is too simple. However, since the story was interesting, I didn't care about it at all halfway through. I want to actually listen to what kind of piano sounds it is! (*^^*)

It's been a long time since I came across such an inspiring work. I love Ajino sensei!

I think it's a work that could become even more famous. It was a really long process until it was completed, but even so, it's a really good work.

There are quite a few unique characters, but it's amazing that there aren't any characters you don't need. It was fun to watch the expressive side of Kai-kun, an elementary school student in the first half. It got so ugly that I thought, “Who's this?” There are also frames that feel like that (laughs), but over half of them are about the Chopin Competition, but there's no sense of laziness at all, and it's a story that really attracts the main characters from time to time. At the end, “Is this how it is!” It was a development I wasn't expecting, but only in this comic, the feeling that it was done just the way it was, but on the contrary, it felt good (^_^) I would be able to enjoy it even more if I knew all the songs that came out!

I'm glad I came across a wonderful work that left a lasting impression on me. I read it all at once until the end.

This is my first comic that has moved me this much. Anyway, it's a good read, and it seems like I can hear music. I want lots of people to read it.

It's an amazing work. When the main character plays the piano in the comic, the notes start jumping, and it feels like you can actually hear the music. It seems that the author is not limited to his ability. The last one is a work you can't watch without tears.

I'm looking forward to Kai's growth! I definitely recommend it to anyone who likes Nodame etc.

It's not a coming-of-age story between boys that comes out of volume 1. I thought it would clearly go with a smooth flow. It's just that Kai Ichinose's purity shines until the end. They grew up on the edge of the woods and stayed that way a lot. I'm sure the forest protected it. I want everyone to enjoy this book without complaint.

It was well received by friends around me, so I read volume 1 first. I could clearly understand that the main character loves playing the piano, and in the scene where he plays radio calisthenics in a jazz style, I had the illusion that I heard a sound that was rough but made everyone excited.

There are many good music comics, such as Aozora Yell and Mashiro no Oto, but the expression and story of Piano Forest is impressive. There may be people who are concerned about the design, but it doesn't matter.

Oh, the characters' feelings for the piano are conveyed so much that I want to play the piano too. human weakness and strength. A feeling of pure love. The difficulty of holding it. I'm really looking forward to the process of Kai and the others growing while being swayed by that kind of feeling. I would love to listen to “My Own Piano” that Kai and his colleagues arrived at

The kid, who only seems to be cheeky, grows through the piano... keep an eye on it. I've been buying more and more packs.

A mysterious piano in the woods that only Kai can play. It was enigmatic, and I was drawn into the story all at once. There are tough scenes for kids, but the purity and strength of Kai, the fact that Osamu is a good kid with good upbringing, and the feeling that you can hear the sound of the piano are very appealing. Are the points a bit high? There's still a long way to go since then... I'll do my best, and I don't think there's any loss in reading it.

The piano genius boy Kai (Kai) is super charming. It's amazing that they didn't lose their purity even though they grew up in a harsh environment! Other people are also simply and warmly depicted, which is soothing. I can't hate even the bully Kimpirata because he looks like a brat Taisho from the olden days. My heart is washed every time by Umi-kun's innocent expression and words that see through the truth. The unit price is high, so I recommend buying a pack.

It's a story with good content, and the pictures are kind and make me feel very happy (*^_^*) I haven't seen the movie yet, so I'd like to watch it next time