Reviews for Forest of Piano Manga

I've only read up to 3 volumes yet, but since the encounter between Umi-kun and his teacher, I'm looking forward to thinking that they'll probably develop teacher-pupil love from now on, and I'm excited that Shuhei-kun is suffering from an inferiority complex with respect to genius, and they probably work hard with each other, and I'm really curious about the continuation.

Anyway, the story is interesting. You'll be drawn into a sense of the world all at once. I was very moved. It's been a long time since I've finished reading a comic that I feel satisfied with. I definitely want you to read it to the end.

This is the end of the story of Piano Forest, which continued for a long time. It's lonely, but the final one can't be read without tears; it's literally a moving finale! I'm really glad I came across this work.

The sea plays the piano and excites the hearts of those who listen to it. Every time I describe it, I'm moved.

I think it's a really good work. They are being dragged in more and more, and the rivals' conflicts are also interesting.

There are a number of piano comics, but this is the only piano manga where you can feel the “sound” on paper up to this point!! At first, I wasn't good at painting, but I bought it all at once because of the beautiful expression of the piano sound and the good story. Now I want to learn piano again, which I hated to learn when I was young! This is a manga that makes you fall in love with the piano (*^^*)

Even if I couldn't read sheet music, I enjoyed reading it even if I didn't know classical music at all!

A piano forest full of goose bumps. The picture isn't particularly good, but the warmth fits this story.

I'm glad I bought the whole volume. There was an emotion that could not be summed up in just one word: “success story.” The reason it doesn't feel like a tight fight is probably because of the purity of the main character. I feel like all of the characters are living honestly and hard, so I want to support each of them. I am satisfied with the sense of accomplishment that I have finished playing (listening to) the symphony.

I don't have vocabulary, so I can't fully describe the awesomeness of this work. You should read the whole volume anyway. The main character is also very charming and I love it.

It's a work that you can fully enjoy even if you don't like classical music! It's a story I can write more if I want to continue, but I thought bringing the last one over there was a real degree of perfection. If you read comics while picking up songs on YouTube, you can enjoy a wonderful feeling as if you were in the audience! Please read while listening ♪

The reviews were high, so I bought the whole volume. I was wondering if the first one was faster... but I was drawn more and more in the middle and read it until the end. It was a good way to draw 5 years after skipping the gap from when I was a boy. It's been a long time since I entered the Chopacon (or rather, this is the main one), but since they dug deep into the scene, I was able to empathize with all the contestants, and I was moved. The romance element is weak, probably because it's a youth manga, but it also strangely stirs up the imagination. The way it ended was also wonderful, and it was a well-read work.

It's one of my favorite comics. I've been reading this while looking forward to the new issue coming out for quite some time, wondering if it's still or not. It's a really nice comic that clearly depicts the individuality of each person, I recommend it.?

It's been over ten years since I came across this work when I was in middle school. It was a comic about Don Pisha for me who is learning piano. I also fell in love with the main character Kai (laughs) When the long series was over, I burst into tears...! A comic I want to cherish for the rest of my life. I want people who don't know piano to read it!

I only knew the name, but I didn't know what was inside at all until I read the trial reading. It was a really good work. Too bad I didn't know until now. No, rather, I started reading it when the last volume came out, so I'm lucky to be able to read everything at once!? That's where it is. The story is carefully written, yet the story comes in smoothly without any messy parts. I'm happy with the way it ended. I really recommend it. I think people who like human dramas are quite a favorite category.

The best music manga I've ever read is “Piano Forest.” I was worried that the story was already nonstop and continued, so I read through the entire volume in 1 day. There are many comics that are good at depicting scenes, but I can draw all of these works with images in my head. You may have different tastes when it comes to pictures, but the story is unequivocally amazing. Also, I can hear music appearing in the work from somewhere. Of course, since it's a manga, I can only hear empty ears, but I can definitely hear the sound of a piano. I think it can be said that the main character Kai and the people surrounding him have attracted readers and incorporated them into the piano world view.

The main character is really fascinating, and it's a work that draws you in even if you're not familiar with the piano. The story is also exhilarating, and not only the main characters, but also each and every one of the less important characters has a flavor and is really wonderful, so I definitely want you to read it.