Reviews for Tsubaki-chou Lonely Planet Manga

This review contains spoilers. Fumi is too cute. The pictures are also beautiful, and the sense of clothing is probably insanely good. I'm always taken aback by the straightforward, or rather straightforward, of Akatsuki Sensei. Aioi-kun, do your best!

This review contains spoilers. The excitement is unstoppable! There are also things like passing each other, but that makes me excited again! The teacher is so cool!

This review contains spoilers. Even though she's pure and a little grown up, Fumi is still positive, her feelings for the dawn, her feelings for the dawn, and her feelings for the dawn seem to be kind of annoying! I want to read the continuation soon

This review contains spoilers. I bought this comic and happened to watch “Midday Meteor” in the movie just before reading it. The ending of that story was “The Heroine Chose an Unexpected Partner,” so I became afraid to read this story, and I read it while hesitating (it's a thrilling story, and if it was an unexpected ending, I was terribly sorry to buy it and read it, so I was scared). Fortunately, this story didn't unfold like that, and it was a continuous story from beginning to end, so I'm really glad. Also, the artist is very good at drawing, and his facial expressions are drawn so well that my heart hurts even from the expressions in the drawing (volume 10 in particular). I bought it, reread it over and over, and I think I've probably read it 15 times. I'm glad I bought this and it totally paid for itself. “Midday” seems to be no less impressive than this, so it's like I'd like to read it in a comic, and it's scary just because I know the ending... But I really recommend this Tsubakicho Lonely Planet!