Reviews for Forest of Piano Manga

It doesn't matter how many times you read it. The performance scene is a powerful depiction, and it seems like you can hear a sparkling sound. I can recommend this work to everyone.

It's 26 volumes long, but I couldn't stop reading it. The competition scene was exciting, and I felt proud when Kai was praised. Personally, I'm glad there were no episodes of Sae-chan... I was moved by the fact that Amemiya, who had always been jealous and longed for Kai, was freed from various things and grew up.

The sight of them playing the piano in the woods is beautiful. I am moved by the human pattern of people who are growing up. I also watch anime.

It was a book I read once a few years ago, but the anime started and came back. When I was watching the content, I wanted to listen to the song, and it wasn't easy to get to the final episode of Manga → YouTube → Manga.

It's an old story, but after falling in love with “Nodame,” I thought I'd found “Piano Forest,” and I was excited to read it. However, publication stopped around the beginning of the Chopin Competition, and the continuation didn't come up, so I completely forgot about it. I was delighted to learn that the story had just recently been completed, and that it was even being broadcast on DVD and TV. I read the entire volume on one plane. I feel happy for a while.

It makes me feel so moved and happy no matter how many times I read it. It's one of the few comics I'm glad I bought that I can reread. After all, it's a comic, so I don't think all that convenient things happen in reality, but that's fine, because it's a comic. Even if I know that, I'm dragged into the world, and I'm moved as if I were there. It has a strangely realistic setting and makes you feel moved and happy every time you finish reading it rather than an indigestion response, so it's worth the money!

The first time I learned about Piano Forest was from the anime, but comics are good too! I used to learn piano, so I became more and more addicted to it. If it's an anime, you can also listen to the piano sound, so I'd recommend both manga and anime!

The story, characters, and worldview are all very fascinating. I was immediately drawn in and read it all at once. It makes me cry...

It's interesting after Umi-kun started learning piano with Ajino sensei. They read the whole volume and finished it beautifully, so I was refreshed

A style unique to the author, who is interesting no matter who reads it, who reads it, is a wide range of men and women of all ages, from children to the elderly! The drawing is big and clear, and the expression, which is a bit ridiculous and comical, is fun. It feels good to watch Sama, where the main character works hard from adversity. Above all, it's nice that they are a bit stupid, but bright, don't like losing, are compassionate, and have a laid-back personality. The fact that a piano can express the excitement of the world of sound through pictures is amazing! The last moment was an emotional moment! Oh, I'm so sorry I finished reading it! It's long, but I enjoyed reading it until the end. It's a bonus, so I want to read about 1 more book or the story after that...

You will be drawn into a unique yet very beautiful view of the world. Each character has a different attitude towards the piano, and there are many things I can sympathize with, so it's interesting.

Like the comic version of Ghibli. That was really interesting. There were parts along the way that were a little unclear, but that was good.

I've only read it halfway, but I'm excited as I go! It's nice that there aren't many things I dislike about the characters. I like how they grew up straight and positively affirmed themselves even in a not very good environment.

I wasn't good at painting at first, but then I was drawn in. Now I love classical pianos and go to concerts, thanks to Piano Forest. I'm impressed!

It would be nice if there was one thing I could feel confident about in my life.

The anime was interesting and I was interested in the original story, but I was surprised at the depth of the content when I read it. I thought the content would be difficult to express on NHK, but it wasn't until I read the original story that I was convinced by the depth of the bond between Rei-chan and Umi-kun. That was interesting.

The final flow is amazing! I've learned piano, so I was able to read it with great empathy, but I think it's a comic that even people with no music experience can read in a very interesting way. The human relationships that fluctuate from each thought were also interesting.

I was casually watching the anime and picked it up to read the original story, and I was addicted to it. There are a number of famous classical piano songs coming out, so sometimes it's a good idea to listen to anime or something else and read on. But after all, the deep teacher-pupil connection between Ajino sensei and Kai-kun was irresistible and stuck in my heart. I recommend it.