Reviews for Horimiya Manga

I don't usually watch romance stuff, so I don't watch much, but Horimiya has nice characters and is easy to watch, which is great.

interesting! A story about the bright, firm girl Hori and the sober and quiet Miyamura. I was thrilled to read The Two Are Attracted to Each Other, but after Dad appeared, it was already too much fun. New characters are coming out more and more, and they all have strong personalities, so it's just fun!

Hori-san and Miyamura-kun have a great sense of distance! The feeling that they seem to stick together and don't stick is really frustrating. It's a story that makes me want to read more and more ✨

It's about school romance, and there are occasional sad developments, but for the most part, it's a story that progresses in a comedic style in youth. I really like the characters and all the kids!!

There are places that make me cringe, and there are also interesting places. A comic that can be enjoyed regardless of gender or age! It was awesome!

I started reading it on the recommendation of a friend when around 7 volumes went on sale, but I still haven't come across a comic other than Horimiya that I want to reread so many times later or in the future! I've read it so many times! It's not a sticky love story, it's not a gory shonen manga, and I'm not the type of person to read while thinking about this and that, so it's just right, really. There's something I can feel in an accidental scene, there's laughter, and I can read it forever! I can't wait for the latest issue to be released.

I was fascinated by the illustrations and started reading it, and I had so much fun reading it because there were also romance gushing around, and there were places where it blew up! I recommend this book!

There are times when I'm laid-back and serious, and suddenly I wish I could say it like this. I am healed by reading it.

It's a romantic comedy between Hori, who is strong and popular, and Miyamura-kun, who is a good-looking guy with hidden roots. It's a work with a lot of gag elements, but it also has a proper romance. The pictures are beautiful, the tempo of the story is good, and I can read it smoothly without getting bogged down. I recommend it to people who want to read funny and refreshing youth romantic comedies.

Pat looks like a normal high school life, but in reality it's a group full of freaks. That's good.

This is a work I've been interested in ever since I tried reading volume 1. I personally like Miyamura-kun's Gap. When you attack, the masculinity that attacks comes up once in a while, and volume 6 made me particularly agony... Also, it's a wonderful way to depict the interplay of words and the reading of air between Hori and Miyamura-kun in an important phase. There is little connection in the story, and stories from those around them are included, but the relationship between the two gradually develops (?) I'm doing it, and I'm looking forward to the continuation. It's a work that makes you feel relaxed and loves it?

? Miyamura-kun's gap is so cool it's awesome, boys with piercings are nice!!

it's a gag every time, or rather, it's really interesting lol, but I feel like Mr. Hori has gradually become ferocious lol

I also like the relationship between Hori and Miyamura, and the other characters that appear that aren't too loud. When asked what is good, they say that it's not sticky, monmon, muddy, or anything; it's normal love and sometimes comedy, but there are a lot of things close to reality, so I never get tired of reading it. I want to read more soon!

The pictures are beautiful and easy to read. I like the distance between Hori and Miyamura. It makes me want to read more and more.

It feels like a high school student's everyday life, but it's interesting. Her slightly violent girlfriend (lol), who is beautiful and can cook, likes horror movies and can't make sweets, and her beautiful boyfriend, who looks like a girl who is bullied by Necra but actually has 9 piercings and even tattoos, are involved in a friend's love affair, and it makes me laugh out loud. The gap is annoying. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

Miyamura is awesome... I recommend reading one work where the story progresses relatively slowly but I can't stop reading it ✌

There are a lot of reviews, so after reading it for a trial, I was curious about the continuation, so I bought it. Ahhh, I'm addicted to it; sure enough, there's a gap between them, the heroine's child is definitely attracted to them, but they deny it with their heart and don't be aware that they are different, and the boy is nervous about whether there are places where they can't evaluate themselves, and they think it's impossible to get along with their pale feelings. I've decided to buy the next edition.

It's easy to read, but the content is quite deep. The state of romance and comedy is exquisite, and I never get bored at all. Even though it's a comic, it has a little bit of realism and I'm amazed. No wonder it's popular. It's been a long time since I came across a comic that I wanted to read until the end, even if it's been a long time.