Reviews for The White and Blue Between Us Manga

This review contains spoilers. This is a reunion story of classmates they dated in high school. Star ☆ 3.7 In the spring of their third year of high school, Mishima and Ishizaki Hozumi started a relationship without anyone knowing. Since Mishima succeeded his grandfather, who was a lighthouse keeper, his freedom was restricted. Ishizaki is interested in that kind of appearance. Ishizaki grew up in a family with a father who was a fisherman, a mother who was self-employed, and an older brother who went out to the city. Just a normal high school student. The relationship between the two was probably fun even with restrictions. However, when he went on to college, Ishizaki left the island after leaving Mishima. And seven years later, there is no depiction of an empty seven-year period in the story where they return to the island. Ishizaki meets Mishima and misses him again. Is the farewell story meant to protect yourself? Or how many teens can understand whether it was a break up because they wanted to take care of their partner? Mishima remained on the island, and Ishizaki experienced the outside world. A few months of pleasant memories and heartbreak. Time to spend with a broken heart. Can broken relationships be repaired? The axis of this story is whether Ishizaki conveys his feelings, and whether Mishima accepts it again is the key. What particularly captivates me is the scenery that interweaves the sound of the sea and the lighthouse. Another island floats on the other side of the lighthouse, and the sunrise and sunset are in the background for both of them. The story is mainly about the characters' lifestyles, but the high school and seaside road where you can see the lighthouse are somewhat nostalgic. I have memories of the same life. I often went to watch the sun set over the horizon. Sunset is a drama for a few minutes. There are times when I cry, and there are times when my heart rises. I remember my feelings at that time along with my memories. Ishizaki and Mishima have broken up once. I want to believe that it was 7 years necessary for a long life, and that it was an important turning point. The reviews aren't that high, but I've reviewed this work so it's not bad to project myself onto a stage of an island, lighthouse, sea, and sky.

This review contains spoilers. We both were hurt by lies they hated each other and we tried to forget it, but even if we remember and don't want to get involved when we get back, we can't leave when we see our faces, our hearts seek even when we reject them, I think it was good that my heart was saved by the distance that fills up little by little and that people around me understood, and I think it feels good to stay this way because I'm watching stories I don't understand, it's fine I think

This review contains spoilers. I was really curious about the reason for being hurt so badly, but I was wondering if that was the reason. It made me wonder if I didn't have to take such a damaging method. I'm not sure about that point, but both in high school and now, their feelings for each other are pure, unwavering, and serious, and I thought it was really good. Too bad the stars are too low.