Reviews for Forest of Piano Manga

I lost sight of the timing of buying the book and remained curious for a long time, but I was finally able to read it. I don't know much about music, but it's interesting

It's a work I've reread over and over again. I want Kai, who has experienced a lot of sorrow and frustration, to be happy in her upbringing, so they unwittingly watch over them together. I was helped by the unique characters around me, and everyone was lively, so it's a great work! It's just a story about the Chopin Competition, and the fact that it never ends is wonderful ♫ What a good kid you've grown up to be without losing to your difficult upbringing! That's why they're firmer than their actual age. What's more, I know the situation I'm in, so what should I do? I understand it very well. I understood Ajino sensei's desire to do something about it so I could take it in my hands, and it came as a surprise. I'm impressed by the love of her mother trying to protect Kai and the depth of Ajino sensei's love!

The depiction of the environments, attitudes, and feelings of various people with respect to the piano is wonderful. The performance scene is also sparkling, and it seems like you can hear the sound. It's a gentle work that makes you want to read it slowly when your mind is tired.

A story about a boy who develops his talent and challenges the Chopin Competition with his teacher who discovered that talent. The contestants' various emotional conflicts were well worth reading, and Ajino sensei's affectionate humanity was particularly wonderful. The title of the song is written for each performance, so it's pretty good to read it while listening to that song. You can enjoy the performance scene even more.

Even though Umi, Shuhei, and Takako each hit a wall, it's nice to grow beyond that wall through the piano without being strangely hostile to each other.

I love my boyhood. There are also difficult scenes, but I think that environment and experience have made Kai grow both humanly and as a piano. It is a gentle work with love.

Umi-kun and the whole environment surrounding Umi-kun is sad, yet strong, clean, and makes you feel like you've stepped into another world. Once I finished reading it, I was able to get rid of unnecessary things and enjoy the piano, thinking that this is the origin of the music.

I felt that it was a work that would stay in my heart for a long time. It was really nice. I want to see more.

I read 3 volumes at once, fell in love with the NHK anime, and finally, I wanted to play the piano myself, and even bought a keyboard even though I was in elementary school. I'm too addicted to it. I really envy Kai's talent, I think I'll read the original story carefully little by little

Kind and sad. I would like to read it carefully. The story is heavy, so I'll buy more and read it! Rather, I'm going to read it as if I were listening to the piano slowly, one book at a time per month.

I was reading it on the train, and I almost cried, so I put up with it. The best (^o^)

They are poor, but they have a lot of sensibility. This is a story about how piano talent develops through encounters. At the end of the day, the appeal of humans is made of relationships with humans, which is what makes them sensibility. The children drawn by Isshiki are cute. Like feeling like a flat nose. My dream with my last teacher is moving.

The way you brought it with you until the last volume was great. Impressed! It was a really great comic! A great comic full of love!

I learned about the anime adaptation and read it. It was so funny and I read it all the way to the end! Kai-kun is a genius but a hard worker. The people around me are also full of love.

It's like hearing a performance. Probably because of the main character with a pure heart, I am drawn into the world of piano sound. If you want to be healed, be sure to read it.

It is a work I want people who have read a few episodes or so and have low ratings to read it until the end. I'm in tears after a long absence... I have nothing but words of gratitude to Makoto Isshiki and Sensei for creating such a wonderful work!

There are parts that are heavier than I expected, and I'm glad that there are parts where the music seems wonderful.

I wanted to watch the moving talk piano recital from a different perspective.

Great moving work. It's sad that it was completed, but I was convinced until the end. Each character is fascinating, but in particular, the main character attracts people just like in the story, and I can't help but cheer for them. Anyway, I recommend it!