Reviews for Horimiya Manga

I first learned about it through anime. Try reading and buy the whole volume! They are an indescribable, exquisite couple! I like Miyamura-kun. Being a little weak is also attractive.

I've watched it over and over again, but it's still my favorite comic! It's a book I love that is sweet and sour, squishy, and makes me cringe!!

I want a boyfriend like this! It's really cool! Miyamura Kuyu is ideal! No matter how many times you reread it, you won't get bored at all! It's awesome!!

I can't imagine this much fun just by looking at the cover! I definitely want you to read it!! It's not like a particularly big incident has happened or there's a muddy romance drama, and it's a refreshing story. It feels like a group drama, and the various things that happen to the characters that appear have been properly added to the story, and since there is that, the two main characters are also alive! The relationship between the two also brings to life the goodness of the friends around them! The characters are strong too (lol) so it's a human drama? It also feels like that. Among the characters, I can understand this kid's way of thinking! There are children I can sympathize with, and I can find heart-breaking stories, memorable lines, and words for friends I want to imitate in someone's line in comics. I have the impression that this is such a deep story. If you like comics such as the comic “Machida-kun's World” (Yuki Ando) or the comic “My Important Story” (Robiko), I might recommend it. A heartwarming, sparkling, refreshing, and occasionally laughing story!

I've finally made it to the final episode □ I wanted to read this comic a little longer, and I'm super excited that the continuation will come out again!!

It's a bit pricey, but it's worth reading. When I was a student, I borrowed it and read it, but now that I can make money, I bought it as an adult! I'm glad I bought this, the clumsy Fuji-san is adorable

I loved Horimiya!!! It was a really fun work that made me enjoy it from beginning to end, made me think, excited... so many emotions welled up!! So, if you haven't read it yet, or if you're unsure, I definitely want you to read it! Thank you for 9 and a half years of hard work.

I read it before and bought it halfway through. It's finished, so I read it again, but I still like it. It's blurry, and it may not be a clear expression, but on the contrary, it may be real.

huh ah! I wanted to be this young! lol if that's the case, I want to read more like the conversation later after graduation or what happened to the two of them in a spin-off...!!

I can't stop reading it even though I'm healed by the heartwarming atmosphere and the story that progresses steadily. Even if I know the content, I want to read it over and over again, and I feel healed every time I read it...

There are also many scenes that make you cringe, but is that a complete gag comic? There's also a development that makes you want to hear it, and it's something you definitely shouldn't read on the train (lol) I don't know even if I blow it aloud! I was happy to be able to read the story of Sota, Arina, and Horie's parents in the last volume!

It's been a while since I came across a really good work. It's a long time ago, so it's a pity that there's no continuation, but it's challenging to read, and it's interesting no matter how many times you reread it. I'm thankful for that.

I was watching a live-action drama that had been on before and I was curious. Hori-san and Miyamura-kun are two people who don't seem to get involved, and before I knew it, they had a heartwarming daily life, but they had teenage worries and a serious feeling, and there were gag-like elements, so it was a fun high school life. The interaction between friends was also interesting, and it made me think that I wanted to live this kind of high school life... Miyamura-kun, who changed his hairstyle for Hori, was really cool. I finished the manga after I graduated from high school, but I'd like to see Hori and Miyamura after that. I'm also curious about the other members' aftermath.