Reviews for Golden Japanesque: A Splendid Yokohama Romance Manga

I'm looking forward to seeing how the love story unfolds in the future! I want to read more soon!

Because Maria has lived away from the public eye, I'm looking forward to the reversal drama. Even though Rintaro is the scion of a good family, he doesn't have the pretentiousness peculiar to girls' comics, and the fact that his straightness like breaking a bamboo doesn't have sex appeal in a good sense may be fresh for this author's hero.

The two main actors are just plain fresh; there are a lot of conflicts, but I hope things work out!

You can enjoy both excitement and refreshment at once. It's worth buying.

It's a pure love story, but the pictures are so cute that I just read them. There are times when people are discriminated against for being different from others, but there are always people who understand it, right?

I bought it all at once. The development is faster than I thought. I want to see Maria changing more and more! Hard things are likely to happen in the future, but I hope there are people all around you full of love. As a doting lover, I want to see Rintaro support him until the end, and I'm looking forward to the future relationship between the two.

I liked historical materials, so I went up. Both the blunt place and the devil place, they are both cute (laughs)

First, it's interesting! I've hidden my true appearance until now, so the difference is insanely good! Maria-chan is really cute and beautiful, so it feels good to watch the surprising reactions of the people around her. I'm looking forward to future developments.

I really like Miyasaka-sensei's paintings and works. This work is wonderful too! I want many people to read it.

I've been reading it since middle school, so I've been reading it for close to 20 years. The pictures and story are wonderful. I'm also looking forward to this new one. I love the male characters because they are always so cool.

I read Miyasaka-sensei's works every time. I bought an e-book for the first time. From now on, I think I'll buy them here instead of comic books.

The count's daughter, Rokujo Ayaha, has a contract marriage with Shiranufiretsu, the scion of the prestigious duke's family in “The Rose-Colored Promise,” which is currently being serialized. Miyasaka Kaho-sensei's view of the world is grand and wonderful, and “Golden Japanesque,” which began a new series, is set in a similar era, so I'm kind of very happy. Retsu-sama, who is in his 20s, is an adult man, so Mayuzai Rintaro looks a little young, but Maria's heart, frozen over by a man with a strong heart yet kind, is wrapped in warmth. Her mother is a Japanese father, an American prostitute at the beginning, or a mixed-race child from a time when the world misunderstood that they could only be born when there was a reason. In fact, her father is so clear that Maria doesn't even know her father's face. Despised by her grandmother and mother as an embarrassed child, the reader also feels sorry, but even though her heart is pure, her sense of self-affirmation is extremely low, and she cannot accept it even if praised by Rintaro. Maria has shiny golden hair, beautiful blue eyes that make her eyes wake up, and she looks beautiful and beautiful, yet every day Maria is bound by a spell and lives ashamed of her appearance every day. My bangs extend up to my nose to hide my eyes, and I dye my hair black with ink every day before going outside. One day, Rintaro is surprised at her true appearance when she sees Maria falling into a pond in front of Rintaro due to an accident (to be precise, Rintaro who saved her falls along with her). This is because Maria looked like a doll with golden hair and beautiful eyes from her wet, bulging face. Far from worrying, the mother is worried when she sees the wet appearance of Maria, who unwittingly pushes over Rintaro, who mutters “it looks like the Little Mermaid (beautiful)...” and comes home feeling sad, but she is worried that no one else has seen her appearance. It would be better to find a nice person in a house like this as soon as possible... It's a relief that Rintaro is gradually beginning to notice what underlies Maria's actions and inexplicable words and actions. I think Rintaro is in love with Maria. Of course, Maria has a crush on Rintaro, but she doesn't have any self confidence and she is outraged, let alone think it's inappropriate to even think that she likes Rintaro. I think Rintaro's love is the only way to release Maria from now on and give her a safe place to live. It's a slow-paced development, so it seems like it will take some time, but I'm really looking forward to future developments.

I like Taisho romance, and I've also read Rose-Colored Promise, but the golden one is full of cuteness and I'm looking forward to the future ❤️

I love Miyasaka-san's works and I read them all the time! This work was really good too! I want to read more soon! is

I thought it was pretty quick to read. It's a difficult love that dates from time to time, and it's wonderful. He's a hero with a clear voice, but I thought it would seem like they would break up with likes in this day and age, but I wonder if he was saved because of his personality. It's a work I want to watch until it's finished.

There are only popular artists, so the pictures are beautiful, and the story draws me in. They are good at adding funniness to the protagonist in serious stories and unfortunate settings, and are good at making a place to liven up Kyun and show off.

It's a story from a favorite era, and it's a pity that volume 5 and beyond remain suspended for a long time at a point where the relationship between the three seems to be interesting. The other 2 works have been serialized, so I wonder if they're on hold until either one ends?

The historical background is similar to “Rose-Colored Promise,” so I'll just compare them... they are very similar. Are the serials going on at the same time? It might be interesting if they appeared as is in each comic. It seems extremely difficult to tell boys apart...

I'm a big fan of Miyasaka-sensei, and I read almost all of his works. Among them, “period goods,” such as this work, are one of my favorites, and the heroine's beautiful, strong character and his unfruited love pattern, which is also a beautiful boy, is the best. Personally, the works recorded at the same time were excellent even though they were short films, and I was impressed!