Reviews for Horimiya Manga

This review contains spoilers. I came in from the TV. I was surprised by Miyamura-kun's GAP, but I also liked the feeling that Mr. Hori was putting that out for the better little by little.

This review contains spoilers. I started watching the anime version, but anyway, I was drawn to how cool and cute the characters were ‼ Also, in the middle of the story, Miyamura-kun cuts his hair for Mr. Hori, and the way he cut his hair was just as cool as I liked it. Other than that, the relationship between Shindo and Miyamura-kun is interesting to watch, and I love this work so much that it's hard to mention that Myamura in the bonus corner is cute ‼ My impression of reading this comic was that I also wanted to live such a sweet, sour, and sparkling youth

This review contains spoilers. When I'm tired, I watch it over and over again in search of healing!! The story is interesting and somehow makes me laugh, and after watching Horimiya, I'll do my best tomorrow too!! I'm excited! Each character appearing in the film is wonderful and I think it's the youth I admire! I was surprised that Miyamura had a makeover! Hori's dango knot was so cute! If you want to really relax, be sure to take a look!

This review contains spoilers. I had this comic on paper and read all 17 volumes! Personally, of course, the Horimiya couple, I think Ishikawa-kun and Yuki-chan are wonderful. Unlike the Horimiya they are dating, Ishikawa-kun and Yuki-chan aren't dating, but I think the point is that they have special feelings for each other. The entanglement between the three members of the student council and the entanglement of the Hori family is also wonderful, and the entanglement of the three members of the student council and the entanglement of the Hori family are also wonderful. It's a really great comic, so I definitely want you to read it!

This review contains spoilers. There isn't a good relationship between men and women in the world of Horimiya in other girls' comics, is it? I think there are developments that definitely make me jealous when it comes to other comics, but even if Hori and Remi become so melancholy with Yanagi-kun, their boyfriends don't get jealous; they also fall in love with Yanagi-kun lol, but each couple carefully depicts the special feelings that only that person has, and it's such a good work that I've really reread it over and over again!

This review contains spoilers. I have all the paper books, but some people may like or dislike them... Hare ni Kaku, this is my favorite story. From the relationship between Miyamura and Hori, the school life sparked by friends and classmates surrounding them is good. The design is also nice.

This review contains spoilers. Easy to read! The pictures were beautiful, and not only Hori and Miyamura, but also the relationships around them were well depicted, which was interesting! cute, cool

This review contains spoilers. At school, Hori is doing her best to take care of her little brother and do her best at home, even though she is so beautiful that she never showed up to her close friends. Miyamura-kun has a plain, nerdy image at school, but his plain clothes have 9 pierced holes and are completely different. The story begins where the two, who have a sharp gap between school and private life, meet in a different form from school, triggered by Mr. Hori's younger brother. The interaction between Hori and Miyamura is interesting. Miyamura-kun is kind, and it's also nice that he's a little stupid even though he's actually a hidden handsome guy with a pretty face. There are times when people decide what kind of person they are by looking only at one side of a person, but everyone has diverse faces, and I thought that if I didn't try to get to know them, I wouldn't understand that person at all. There is also a part where I take it seriously, but anyway, it's interesting, so I would recommend this work to everyone.