Reviews for Minato's Laundromat Manga

This review contains spoilers. Attack younger people, and people who like receiving older people get stabbed! It's not an irresistible urban town where Shin comes up once in a while, and there are times when they call and talk about you, and the atmosphere is also very nice even though it's set in a laundry shop. The design is cute and I like it

This review contains spoilers. The story progresses almost in a blink of an eye! At first, it was Akira who showed confusion about Shin, who doesn't talk much, but after getting the cookie, their involvement also increased, and they became so good friends that they got excited about the silly story. When I read the work, it's easy for both of them to read their emotions, so it's a work where it's easy to empathize. Akira also depicts feelings, so there are points that are easy to understand, but even if you throw a serious joke at Shin, they return a lot of straight and big favors, so you can see a lot of Akira being embarrassed by his words and actions, and you can also see Akira blushing quite a bit. Also, it reacts unbelievably as Alassar, so when I came into contact with Akira's past scenes, Akira was once again Alassah! I suddenly remembered it lol. At first, Shin treated Akira with the motivation that if he was close to him, that would be fine, but after Akira confessed that he was gay, he made a positive appeal at the level of conveying his likes 10 times or more in one conversation. However, it was avoided even though the person in question who wanted to tell it was in a hurry. The sight of being dodged makes me feel heartwarming that I'm a high school student. A narration of the store at the end of each episode? It's drawn, and while touching on the store, this sentence feels like the end of the story, and it also contains Akira's feelings well. I really like these 1 sentence, so be sure to keep an eye out when you read them.

This review contains spoilers. The process by which Minato from Alassah and Shintaro, a high school student, gradually shortens the distance, makes me smile. Whereas Minato is putting the brakes on himself, the way Shintaro feels aggressive, and it's interesting how he feels like he's getting bogged down.

This review contains spoilers. It's a mystery that even though the content is BL, it's a shoujo manga in the genre. I wonder if the publication magazine is a girls' comic. I wonder if things have changed again since they are so tight now. Here, too, the cover is calm and relaxed, so there's no need to get bogged down. It was probably easy to make it into a drama too. I'm surprised that there have been quite a few BL dramas recently. I wonder if BL is also progressing by genre, with age-specified ones and those that aren't that far. I'm happier that way. Even in male-female romance, that kind of division is made, and I think that's fine. It would be nice if Lehman changed from Lehman to a laundry store manager and became good friends with the dog DK. As you get more and more addicted to the depths, various things come out, and it's fun to follow them too.

This review contains spoilers. The pictures are attractive and easy to read. It's also a common story where high school students are stubborn, and adults are fuming around. The reason they're still popular is probably because they have wonderful pictures and everyone is nice. I'm also looking forward to the relationship between the two of them.

This review contains spoilers. The picture on the cover was beautiful, so I started reading it. It was about the results. I personally like the main character, Akira. This shop is the setting for this manga. There is a nostalgic atmosphere and it calms me down. Also, it was interesting that they were doing crosswords in the caretaker's office.

This review contains spoilers. I really love the calm and honest atmosphere of the story! It seems that Ichidou Danshi, Good... was also made into media, but I love the original design, and I definitely belong to this group!

This review contains spoilers. I wonder why it makes me feel so satisfied, it's a work I really love... It's love with a 10-year age difference, and I think Minato is an adult who properly leads Shin, even though there are places where he is childish. I think Shin also loves and looks up to him because he has a proper sense of ethics and is someone you can look up to as a person. They seem to stick together, they don't stick together, and every time I continue to talk, I'm thrilled and upset over here. I really love it, and I want you to watch it, including dramas. I especially recommend the 1st term ()

This review contains spoilers. A young, cool, high school student x a friendly and cute girl, and I feel insanely fond of them. It seems that the other characters also have various things, such as Shin's honesty, who directly conveys feelings, and Akira, who can't take it honestly due to the age difference, and I'm too worried about the future when I read it. Progress is slow, but on the contrary, I like that, so I want to watch over it while becoming a wall

This review contains spoilers. Akira quit her busy job and took over her grandfather's coin laundry. He was leisurely running an old fashioned shop with no air conditioning, but by accident, he became close friends with high school student Shintaro. Since juice was given to prevent heatstroke, there was Shintaro who received homemade sweets and waited outside because he worried that Akira would take a break from the store... The relationship between the two, which began with that, gradually grew into a romance... Shintaro's straight feelings were dazzling and thrilling. It's a work I love.