Reviews for Let's Go Karaoke! Manga

It was introduced on a program, and I was curious and bought it. It's really, really interesting! The fact that it's completed in 1 volume is also easy to get your hands on, so isn't it good?

this author is amazing. I also bought volume 1 of Onna no Hoshi and read it, and I like it because it's so exquisite and interesting.

It was introduced on my favorite radio program, so when I read it, it was better than I expected! I cried even though it wasn't a comic that made me cry.

It's a work I've reread over and over again. It's a strange work that creates an atmosphere like BL, but that's not the case. It makes me want to read more even after the two have a strange relationship.

The unique sense of laughter and familiarity with the characters made it one of my favorite works. Probably because of the design, I had a strange feeling that the characters were close as if they were relatives. The relationship between Yakuza's Mad Boy and Satomi, the junior high school choir manager, is more than friends and less than BL is fraught. I'm looking forward to going to the family restaurant as a standalone book. I'm worried about whether the fun of this comic can be fully expressed in a film. Looking forward to Ayano Tsuyoshi's Kyoji!

I don't think there are many BLs that have completed one volume and made me feel so excited. Just because I'm a yakuza x high school student, I can choose my sexual habits quite a bit... I think the age of a high school student is a particularly sensitive and dazzling age where you spend the bluest spring in your life, without being an adult or child. At that time, Satomi met a yakuza called Narita Kyoya, and just going to karaoke together was really surreal. It makes me laugh even when I reread it, and the tempo is good, yet it's exciting. I think it depicts the fact that a high school student cares about Yakuza Kyoya to the fullest extent. I reread it over and over again, and I can immerse myself in the delusion of these two future ifs. You can interpret it however you like, as if it's developing into a relationship or not. However, I have to say “thank you, world” for the fact that the genre of this comic is BL. It's a really great piece.

It's unquestionably interesting. It's the best work that even people who have been reading a lot of books and comics for a long time will leave a memory and think it was the greatest thing they want to read again. There are fewer and fewer works that I think are really interesting, probably because the more I look at various things, the more and more the hurdles rise, and even when they are neatly organized, I've seen too many similar ones and it doesn't remain in my memory (there are no new discoveries. Adverse effects of reading too much). However, the surrealism of Mr. Wayama is still too interesting, and on top of that, the overall degree of perfection is amazing and frightening. fashionable. The author has serious sense. It's not a style with sense, including everything, and I think it really has sense. I'm simply amazed.

I originally liked the author and bought it after watching it introduced on TV! It's fun to be stable. I think there are design preferences, but I like pictures with this flavor.

The author is buying it. I like the unique atmosphere and tempo unique to this artist. Reading this Let's Go Karaoke makes me want to go to karaoke too!! Satomi-kun's harsh points are pressure points! I wonder if there will be a sequel??? If I had one, I would definitely read it!

I love all of Mr. Wayama's works, but I especially recommend them! A unique character. But I wonder if they're actually somewhere...? I was taken by the yakuza, Narita Kyoji, who made me think... the interaction of words like manzai with middle school student Satomi is amazing! You laugh a lot at the detailed lines, and at an unexpected moment you remember and laugh too? The origin and transition are clear, and the fact that the story is neatly organized in one volume is also wonderful ♦ I think it's a work I want many people to read, regardless of generation!

It is a type of popular work with high ratings and names that occasionally appear in recommendation rankings, etc. One book is complete, so what's easy to buy is the friendship between the yakuza and a high school boy? What connects is karaoke! surreal? There is laughter everywhere, and this work has a huge impact. I see, this is a very convincing work that makes me want to recommend it to manga lovers.

Yakuza asked students to teach the song, and I was surprised by the novel setting that I had never seen before. At first, I wasn't good at drawing, but on the way, Kyoji's grinning face seemed unusually cool, and the story was interesting from beginning to end! At first, I wasn't sure whether to buy it, but now I'm really glad I bought it! I wonder if there will be a sequel

I love all of this artist's works because they are so interesting that I bought them right away. Not only was this story laughable, but it was also a bit moving. After all, laughter is strong. I'm looking forward to seeing more and more works coming out.

I loved the process of the unique combination gradually shortening the distance. I like the fact that Satomi-kun is teaching her voice. I want to see a live action movie someday!

I started reading it without knowing the author of “Onna no Hosono no Hoshi,” but they're already exquisitely good at spacing and conversation! Both the plot of development and the punch line after that were amazing (^o^).

It's very good! I understand why it was a hot topic on Twitter. It's nice that the pictures are retro and have a unique sense of fun!!

I fell in love with the teacher's work. Let's go to karaoke! It's fun without omission, and the slow laughter is the greatest pressure point. The slightly strange relationship between the two is also nice.

I read it because of the indescribable (praising) comments, high ratings, and half price (biggest) of everyone's reviews, and I'm glad. After reading it, I soak in the afterglow for a while and I remember... euphoria (something good). I'm looking forward to it now because there will also be a sequel

I've been a fan since “Women's Garden of Stars.” I'm glad I read it believing the saying that there are no flaws in any of the works. Really, exquisite~.