Reviews for Horimiya Manga

There are no major incidents in particular, and it depicts the laid-back everyday life of high school students centered around Hori and Miyamura-kun. There is a part where Miyamura-kun was a poor junior high school student, but I'm glad I met Hori in high school. Hori was also able to spend time with Miyamura-kun, who can show his true self, and I think we're both happy. Sometimes I want to reread it, and I feel refreshed, relaxed, and heartwarming.

I'm nostalgic! I used to read it as being a bit addictive. The gap between Hori-san and Miyamura-kun is more of an ant than an ant. The inner world of the two is much better than the outside.

It is slightly carbonated. Both Hori and Miyamura are cute! Or rather, they're all cute and I can recommend them. I also want to read after story-like stories from now on.

As the catchphrase of the work suggests, it is a youthful, ultra-slightly carbonated work. Hori, who was beautiful and popular, was a natural, and unadorned, and Miyamoto, who was actually secretly hiding his tattoo in his piercings, and if you look closely, he was a beautiful boy. Why are the popular Hori and Inca Miyamoto all around? I was surprised, but Hori was unbiased against Miyamoto-kun from the beginning and accepted him just the way he is, and they are naturally attracted to each other and get along... it's a very refreshing youth love story.

The TV animation was interesting, so I started reading manga as well. I love teen romantic comedy comics. Hori-san and Miyamura-kun feel good

He is polite and honorable in front of his beloved girlfriend, and is sometimes handsome; he feels lonely and spoiled in front of a classmate he met recently. It's annoying and frustrating when it comes to dealing with friends from middle school. It's kind of real, isn't it? But after a certain time, the story didn't progress at all lol

Looking at the picture on the cover, I didn't feel like it was a picture I really liked, but the story was interesting and I wanted to read it again.

There are no major episodes, no muddy developments, no flirting, no worries about career paths or anything like that, and it's a work that refreshingly describes the everyday life of high school students with a comedic touch. It's refreshing and easy to read from beginning to end. I think it's very unsatisfactory for those who like dramatic developments that shake their hearts. I felt unsatisfied. So “super slightly carbonated” school life is an insanely nice name! Also, the character of Mr. Hori became a girl with a bit of violence in the middle, and the fact that Miyamura's character felt even more weak wasn't a bit suited to my taste, but it was fun to be able to watch a funny story and a sparkling high school student life.

I was curious about the continuation in the anime, so I bought it, but it was fun until the end. I thought I'd like to see more things like after that.

It was so much fun ☺ the book was interesting too ♥ Miyamura's cool mode at the beginning ~ ♪ I wish they had done it towards the end too ~ too bad ~

When I read it slowly and carefully, it took so long from completion until I wrote the review. Anyway, it was a good quality youth idol drama. There were no haters at all, and the mob characters were unique, but they were kids I couldn't hate after all. The extra episode after it was completed is about the Hori family's younger brother. The pale love between him and the child he cared about (childhood friend) was sparkling carbonated.

The anime was also broadcast and I read it. I love the heartwarming space because each character is attractive, there aren't any characters I don't like.

I was curious about a story that wasn't recorded in the anime, so I read it. The story, which seems to be the epilogue of the last volume, was also wonderful.

Although it was a classic youth love story, it was slightly different from a common plot, so I was able to read it fresh. The balance is good, so I feel that it is a work that is popular with a wide range of people

I'm originally a fan of the original story. It's now a comic, the pictures are beautiful, and it's easier to read as a story. A relaxed and fun youth story by Horimiya and his team while skillfully interlacing favorite episodes from the original story. I love the character settings and sense of laughter. It's a series you can easily read when you're tired or when you're laughing.

I read it when I was in high school. I heard it was complete, and reread it as an adult. When I read it as an adult, I had a different impression. It's youth... I like Sengoku, Remi, and Sakura-chan's student council members. My first impression wasn't very good (laughs)