Reviews for Barakamon Manga

I started with anime. That heartwarming feeling was fun, and I was expecting comics, but it was amazing. Anime is good, but so are comics! All of the characters have nice habits and are all unique. Naru-chan and Hina-chan's kid group are cute, and the main character who is supposed to be over 20 is unnecessarily cute when they get involved with Mobikko. If you read it, you should know the meaning of this waste (laughs)

At first, I just picked it up because it was a rare comic set in my hometown, but now it's a work that I can't help but be worried about the continuation, because all the characters are strangely addictive. The daily lives of the teacher, who sometimes reminds me of the handsome setting, and the young girls who go their own way on an island are loosely depicted, and I am relieved.

It is a work that is both peaceful and fun, and makes me feel heartwarming when reading

I learned about Barakamon from the anime. I often wonder if I don't need to read heartwarming comics twice, so I was uneasy about buying Barakamon comics too. However, when I never made up my mind and read the first volume, I cried in exactly the same place as the anime. (Laughter) What's more, I was able to watch small stories that I couldn't watch in the anime, and it made me laugh twice as much. I thought it was a heartwarming story, but there are many moments where my heart gets heated by the warmth and brightness of Naru no Hitoto, and I'm stuck in my body while reading The Troubles of an Ordinary Hiro. I only know the appeal of the anime Barakamon, so I was wondering what to do if the manga had a different image, but like anime, it was a work where you can feel the flow of time as calm. By all means, I want people who have only watched anime to read comics.

I read it while nitanita (laughs). The feeling of the islanders is so good ♪ I wonder if I'll watch anime now ♪

I wonder if it's a fun place to read that the teacher gradually becomes steeped in the island

I ended up saying it out loud. There are times when there is no particular content, so it's also interesting and soothing, and I really like it. Of course, there is a story, but it's a comic I want to read over and over again because I can laugh and enjoy the details.

I love comics like this! The characters are nice, and it's especially nice that the islanders are heartwarming lol

I thought it was just a heartwarming series, but not only that, it has an appeal that draws you in as you read it ♪ It's a work that makes you want to cherish the people who are on your side as a matter of course. Also, the teacher is cute (laughs) and all the characters are adorable!

It feels good to see the protagonist, who by accident ends up living in the countryside (island, remote area), growing up through interaction with local people. The locals are unique and warm.

I've been reading it for a long time and I like it. I'm moved and irritated. I don't watch dramas since it's in the original school, but I hear that it has a good reputation.

It's interesting. Naruga is cute. I can read it for a long time. The sight of Junon Boy getting more and more addicted to the pace of the countryside is amazing.

A very high quality human drama. Human relationships within an enclosed space called a remote island are depicted very delicately, and in that special environment, the growth of Handa-kun, who also has a special occupation called a calligrapher, is directly conveyed. Also, children's characters stand out as characters, and their particular cuteness (including the hatred that is scattered) can be said to be the essence of the work. The last part was a bit rushed and although there were parts that were indigestion, I was fully satisfied with the whole thing. It's a snake foot, but as the title suggests, there's no need to watch the drama currently being screened. The cut-out story played by daikon actors will not bring out the original appeal of the work, and time will be wasted.

I used to be addicted to anime! It's an everyday story, but it's extraordinary for me, who lives in the city, and the characters are good, so I still like it.

You can see scenes that look like they were cut in the drama, and the atmosphere of the characters is slightly different, so you can enjoy it as a different story!

That was really good. For a moment, I longed for a place to live like this, like this kind of life... Actually, it's probably tough, but...

It's a heartwarming story that progresses while containing a slight mystery... but I laughed so much as I read it. The main character's lovable idiot is so good, and I'm in love with the characters. It's a comedy work close to basic gag comics, so I think I can read it with a light feeling.