Reviews for Barakamon Manga

I was overwhelmed by the overwhelming power. Calligraphy and island life. Neither one is easy, and it seems like they are getting even more profound

Handa-sensei isn't the only good-looking guy; he probably hit a great calligraphy teacher for a short period of time. But it's nice that they seem to have been saved by the islanders since they came to the island.

It feels so laid-back in the middle, and the atmosphere is nice. It's also nice that they are gradually being accepted.

TV animations were interesting for me, so I started reading manga as well. Even adults who have a habit have a good taste.

I think comics in this genre are about drawing damn kids in a cute and hateful way, but all of the kids that appear are really cute. Even adults who have a habit have a good taste. It was honestly interesting.

The laid-back countryside and the everyday lives of the unique characters were so comfortable that I wanted to read it for a long time. But well, thank you for completing it.

It's supposed to be an everyday story, but the characters are all unique and have great accents, so it's an interesting work that you can keep reading without getting tired of it.

I've visited Goto once, and the nature, history, and culture were all beautiful, and time flowed slowly. I experienced Goto in a very short time, but all the children in this film are nice and childlike, and the adults are at their own pace, but kind and interesting. I thought that wonderful humanity would grow in a wonderful region, including the author.

It's interesting and fun to read. And is Naru-chan so cute? I wonder if I was this honest when I was little... many things happened when I became an adult, and I gradually became lowly and quickly gave up... Reading this story made me think about a lot of things again.

Kids who talk about something like human roots are popular. I think people who like Higashimura Akiko's comics, especially The Temperist, will fall in love with it.

I love Handa-sensei, who is stupid, or rather disappointing that he missed something. Rather, Naru looks like an idiot and is solid.

I watched the anime before, so I thought I wouldn't like it if the image was different, but comics are comics, they are cute, fun, and so great!

It's a comic where Naruka is cute and Handa-kun is cool. I like it.

The kids are lively and cute... I want to live on an island like this. It's not just a calligrapher story, it's interesting...

The laid-back island atmosphere is nice. All of the characters are interesting (lol) Do you particularly like Naru?

The anime was interesting, and I read it halfway through. The cuteness of 'Naru.' The pure cultured words and actions of 'Kiyofune' are interesting. It's a story you can enjoy while being relaxed by the warmth of the islanders. I want to try “konomon.”

The children on the island all have good taste and are really nice. It's good to be special. The teacher who is supposed to be an adult raised in the city is being swayed around a lot when he is naive and has a strong core, but I can't hate it. It's a story that washes your mind, or rather, invigorates you.

This is a story about Professor Handa growing up through interaction with the children and adults around him on the island. It's a wonderful work with a heartwarming atmosphere, and watching not only Handa-sensei but also the island's children grow through interaction with their teachers makes me want to mingle. Of course there's laughter, and the interaction between Naru-chan and her teacher is really interesting. It's such a work that makes you feel refreshed and somehow energized when you read it when you read it when you say I'm a little tired*

Everyday life on a remote island is heartwarming and soothing. Among them, I like the fact that Kiyofune is once again facing calligraphy. Also, the gag is very interesting.