Reviews for Barakamon Manga

There are also stories I didn't do on TV, so I bought them. It's really smiling to see teachers of the same mental age as elementary school students grow as humans as they interact with people with rich personalities on the island. It makes me feel warm when I read that the way you get through when you become a teacher is comfortable. Even though the pictures in the TV version were cute, the comics are a notch lower.

It's a slightly laughable, heartwarming everyday life between a calligrapher who came to a remote island and the islanders. Reading this makes me want to read “Yotsubato,” probably because there is a child wearing Yotsuba-chan from “Yotsubato.”

The teacher is worried about various things, but she is healed by the islanders' non-toxic interactions.

There are still quite a few works depicting life on remote islands, but until now, I have never seen a work that realistically depicts life on a remote island.

I read it from Handa-kun. Barakamon was the story after Handa-kun, wasn't it? You can enjoy Handa-kun's growth as a human being. After all, he's a handsome guy

I started with anime. Similar to the anime, the residents of the island watch it heartwarming, with Handa-sensei Naru-chan at the head. There may be inconvenient places, but it makes me think that the countryside is nice. It heals my heart and makes me want to read it when I'm not feeling well.

Basically, it's just a relaxing healing animation, so it's interesting. Above all, the main character has a taste, so no matter how many times I read it, I won't get tired of it! People in the village, starting with Naru, are also healed.

Does Handa-sensei's face have a gag face as more and more volumes are piled up? simplification? It's been done, isn't it? I was treated like a handsome guy for the time being in volume 1 (laughs), but the hairstyle went along with Miwa. There's no particular sense of incongruity with this change in terms of content, but I'm surprised when I read volume 1 once in a while. What doesn't change that much when it bothers you, does it seem strange?

It's a heartwarming story, but the characters are strong, from adults to children, and everything from gags to hollowing scenes was interesting. It would be fun to live in a country like this ♪