Reviews for Forest of Piano Manga

A success story that overcomes various hardships and grabs glory. Happy endings feel good, don't they? In reality, not everyone can be like this even if they make an effort. I watched anime too, but I was so drenched... You should definitely read the original manga!

After watching the anime, I wanted to read the original story too, so I read it. I want to read the story of Umi Ichinose and Ajino sensei as a pianist after that. It looked like it was going to end in a way that seemed like something would continue.

There is no such wonderful competition! The performer and even the audience are drawn into the protagonist's world, and the world expands! I felt sorry for the environment that the main character carries on his back, but the protagonist's efforts and preparedness overturned that. What supported him was not only people, but music itself. I was moved by the depth of the story.

This is my favorite comic about the piano. The reason why the main character, Kai-kun, started playing the piano is also full of originality, and I am moved by how he continues to make efforts even though he was born underprivileged. The impression is that they ran through to completion in one fell swoop without feeling sluggish. I would recommend this comic to everyone!

It was animated and shown on TV, but the comic has a slightly different atmosphere and can be enjoyed. The back volume in particular is worth buying.

this work was definitely made into an animation, right?? \ (^o^)/I think it was a long time ago, but I've seen it (≥) b I saw it here for the first time in a long time and read it (^_^ ★

I started learning piano as a parent and child, and I wanted to read this famous work, which was also animated as a manga about the piano, so I bought it. It was so interesting that I wanted to read the rest one after another, and it seems like the entire volume is about to be completed... I haven't watched the anime, so I didn't know anything about the upbringing of the main character, which is the root of the story, and it was still a bit early to enjoy it with kids in the lower grades of elementary school lol! I realized that after I bought it.

From my point of view, which had nothing to do with music or art, including classical music since I was little, classical music in Piano Forest is precious. I think it makes me happy to be blessed with an environment where I encounter things that touch my heartstrings. Also, I felt that there is something that goes well with the richness of the heart.

I felt like I could hear the sound of the piano. I cried for the first time in a comic. I was learning piano a long time ago, so there are places I miss, and I was moved. It was very good. I reread the last volume over and over again.

A story about a self-taught piano boy with an absolute pitch who was born and raised in the underworld, meets a former famous pianist and goes out into the world as a non-standard pianist. I learned about this comic in 2022/5, and read it completely while crying in tatters from the middle. Destiny, destiny, relationships with people. The reality is that even if you have natural talent, even if you work twice as hard as a human being, it is very difficult for that talent to blossom if you are not blessed with circumstances. There are also scenes that make me laugh, and there are so many scenes that resonate with my heart! The piano playing scene is so powerful that I can almost hear the sound. Furthermore, it made me realize that children's ❝ I love them ❞ may be the beginning of gifted talent. At the end, it was a miraculous development full of kindness ♪ I reread it over and over again and cried (laughs) ♪ It became a treasure book!

I'm glad I came across such a wonderful work. Even though I'm not familiar with piano or competitions, I learned a lot. Above all, Kai-kun's pure and dedicated heart to everything seemed to flow right in front of me, and I was refreshed while reading it. It was such a wonderful story that I was worried about buying all the original comic books.

Someone taught me about this book a long time ago, and even though I can't remember who taught me, I bought up to 3 volumes before and had forgotten about them for a long time, but by accident, I arrived at this book again and read up to 3 volumes again. I wanted to read more, so I made up my mind, bought the whole volume, and read it all at once. Or rather, I couldn't stop it. It's so fun that even if you don't know classical music, you'll be completely immersed in it. It's a wonderful comic, as if you could hear the sound. I want many people to know and read it.

Umi-kun's purity and kindness are fascinating. I want to cheer them on. It's a comic where you can hear the sound of a piano. The touch of the picture on the watercolor-style cover is also lovely.

There are many works on the theme of pianos, which are popular in the music genre, and this work is the best work that carefully depicts them in combination with sense, background, and a long period of time, and makes a scene come to mind. There is no choice but to proselytize this, and I thought so when I finished reading it (laughs)

Anyway, it's a great work. After reading it, I was so moved that my heart was full of emotion, and I couldn't come up with words. I was nervous about what would happen along the way, but at the end everyone had a happy ending, and my heart was warm and happy.

I've known the title for years. I graduated from music college with a piano background. But I didn't read it... I was doing such a waste. It's a really great work. Kai-kun's well-loved humanity, rich sensibility, and Azino sensei's gentle gaze... What is remarkable is the Chopin Competition in the second half! I want you to read while listening to the song! I can't stop crying.

It was great to watch the anime, so I bought it because I wanted to know the original. It's really interesting to know the detailed episodes that aren't in the anime!

I was curious about the continuation of the anime period, and I was only reading the second half, but I wanted to read it again from the beginning, so I picked it up. I'm glad I read it! Even though it was a long story, I was drawn to it until the end without getting bogged down. This story makes full use of the fascinating aspect of a piano abandoned in the woods.