Reviews for Dyed-In-The-Wool Manga

This review contains spoilers. Set in Yoshiwara in the early Meiji period, the dye craftsman Tojiro, who is more interested in kimonos than love love, and Nikaisukai Ichinosuke, was born and raised in the red light district. At first glance, Ichinosuke seems dry and ruthless, and in his heart he is worried about the future of the prostitute and hates himself, and his true feelings are gently revealed when he meets Tojiro. It's not detailed, so I don't know if it actually is, but I have the impression that this period has been carefully investigated. It's sad to watch Ichinosuke, who is twisted but actually kind, try so hard to make himself the bad guy. I'm glad Tojiro looked straight at Ichinosuke no matter what was said. The last one is a slightly convenient way to end, but I liked it because it had a good feeling after reading it. Basically, there were many bright and lively depictions inside the red light district, so it was easy to read. However, it was good that the love part progressed so slowly that I felt impatient, so it was a pity that it suddenly came to an end. I wish I had read that a little more carefully.