Reviews for Hakumei & Mikochi Manga

I was just thinking it was Aniori, and I was searching to see if there was a season 2, and I'm thrilled to have an original story. It's full of stories that seep into the hearts of adults who are tired of work, a world view of a world where insects and small animals coexist, cute, strong, and well-founded characters, delicious food and alcohol, deeply crafted settings and backstories that are ingrained in the hearts of adults who are tired from work

The subject is the world of small children, and one interesting point is that the size of things etc. are all dwarf sizes. Also, the food expressions that appear in the book seem very delicious. I can actually make it in the real world, so I'm looking forward to trying it out. Furthermore, it is not a complete gourmet comic, but it also depicts the episodes and everyday lives of individual characters, and it was a very interesting comic.

It depicts not only the main characters, but even simple passers-by feeling their lives, and the lifestyle is like good old Japan. Humans are about 9 cm in size, so the ingredients look big, but it's so cute to cook them while struggling. The main characters are characterized by their puffy cheeks, but most of the characters that appear are adults, and depictions of drinking and smoking appear quite normally. Everyone is sake-brewed daisuki. I also like the fact that both of the main characters take pride in their jobs and do careful work. Eat delicious food, enjoy alcohol, enjoy music, heal your tiredness in the bath, and dress beautifully. The way small people greatly enjoy the happy parts of everyday life makes me feel nostalgic and kind, like remembering things we have forgotten in modern society. However, it is unusual for comics these days, and there are many depictions of tobacco (there is also a story about a whole smoke pipe in one episode), so I don't recommend it to those who are disgusted by that kind of thing...

I thought stag beetles were cute for the first time in my life. Such attractive creatures are living a lively life.

It beautifully and carefully depicts the world that a child longed for, such as the protagonists living a well-grounded life in a detailed nature-rich worldview, houses made in trees, and towns that look like building blocks. The story is also relaxed and easy to read. If you liked the Wild Rose Village story series (picture book) when you were a kid, I think you'll almost certainly love it.

After watching the anime, I bought it all at once! No matter how many times you look at it, it feels so relaxed and warm, and you are healed by the detailed depictions.

You will be healed. All of their casual everyday lives are so interesting and I love them.

I want to go to this world. It has a sense of life, it's fantasy, and above all, it looks like a lot of fun!

I haven't seen any works so carefully drawn up to this point. The content is also heartwarming, and it blends well with the unique sense of the world, so I just read on. I can't wait for a sequel to the anime I don't know is there, so I read it, but it was more interesting than I expected. It's a waste, but I recommend reading it all at once.

The heartwarming view of the world and the characters ~ the food look delicious and I want to get in ❤

A healing manga that makes you feel warm when you read it. Little girls and the people, animals, and insects that surround them... that world is warm, cute, and fun!

The pictures were carefully written in detail, and I thought the story was a heartwarming work. I felt that it was a work full of Ghibli feeling compared to recent Ghibli works.

A slightly stylish world of little people and small animals. I think everyday life in the world of little people is like this. It's not a kimo picture like a picture book for little people, it's a yokatta. It's cute, and you can feel safe about everyday life that isn't too much of a fantasy.

I watched the anime currently being broadcast first, so is Hakumei a boy or a girl? I was curious, but it's a girl. Aside from that, since this work is set in a world where children, animals, and bugs interweave, I think it's a manga that is as soft, warm, and soothing as a picture book, including pictures. Insects are fairly realistic depictions (and they're big because they're from a dwarf's perspective), so if you don't like insects, you may need to be a little careful when reading them, but this is one of the works I would recommend to those who feel tired from work or study.

You can be healed just by the two little ones moving around. I highly recommend it to those who like cooking and everyday life. The atmosphere of the picture is warm, and I feel relaxed when I read it, so ah! I'm tired! I don't want to do anything anymore! But I want to read comics! I'm reading it on that day.

The story is kind and like a picture book. The design and content are completely different, but I think those who like the world view of “Little Tea Party” or “ARIA” will fall in love with it. I want to go and live there. I also watched anime. It's nice to have your favorite work animated. Originally, this artist drew the background carefully and tightly, so I thought it would be suitable for color and animation, but I was moved to see that it was in color just like the original. If you are interested in watching anime, be sure to read it.

A book that reminds me of the legend of Korobokkuru. Still, since it depicts a moderate civilization, it is easy for a generation like me, where IT was taken for granted, to get in. I think it's very difficult to delve into the worldview, but it lets me get into it so much that it's safe to say that the author is talented. I want you to praise me for being able to depict this much of a world where little people, animals, and insects are mixed up while looking at it from above. Recommended for people who are just bored with works depicting everyday life. It is a work that offers a somewhat nostalgic and gentle everyday life with a new worldview.

Everyday life with a small body 9 cm tall. The view of the world is very well built in, and the details like they don't appear in the main story but they are acting out are detailed. I think the author has a proper map of the various regions of this world in his head, and who came from where has also been decided. The published magazine is Haruta, so it's a work that people who like it will really like.

flashy? It's not there, but if there were a world where little people and animals lived, would it be like this? I'm imagining it, but I've only read it halfway through, but I wonder if stories about the two of them from the past will also come up? I'm looking forward to