Reviews for Let's Go Karaoke! Manga

It was my first time reading this author's work and it was really interesting! I'd like to read other works as well.

A story about a yakuza who has to attend a group karaoke competition and a junior high school boy in the choir club. There were laughable scenes everywhere, and it was a fun story. I feel the author's power to be able to laugh even though there is awesomeness in Yakuza.

Kyoji, who is extremely good at getting into people's arms, and intellects who are kind of caring. Rather than the distance between the two gradually shrinking, I felt like it had almost been decided when they met. It was very interesting.

That was interesting! Not to mention the surreal nature of the content and the goodness of Satomi's characters, I'm fascinated by Kyoji. He's probably going to be pretty popular.

I read the author's stuff all at once. It's a story where a friendship develops between a yakuza and a male high school student through karaoke. It makes me laugh, and it makes me furious at the end. The author is already too good. Family restaurant sequel Iko. I'm also looking forward to it.

Let's go to karaoke! , this is a swamp. I bought it electronically first, read it all at once, and really bought a book at a bookstore for the first time in years because I wanted to keep paper on hand. From the scene with my older brother Satomi, I rolled down the swamp while sweating from my eyes while reading “Wow, that's going to happen.” Everyone in 893, who has strong characters, is doing a good job, and they all fall in love with it. I'm just living there. Teacher, let's go to the family restaurant. Thank you so much for writing too. I'll follow you!!!

I don't think there's anything wrong with Wayama Yama-san. It definitely made me laugh, and it made me feel exquisitely warm. Enthusiasm, like you, I think the degree of BL is amazing. I'd also like to see how the relationship develops a little more, but I think it would be just right to end here.

When I watched it introduced several times on TV shows and read it, I was shocked at how interesting it was. They have too much sense.

I learned about this work when there was a special feature on Wayama sensei on TV. At first, I wasn't expecting that much, but the page progressed naturally in a comical, interesting way. I'm curious about the next 2 people in the Airport at the End. I would be happy if it developed like a BL, and wild paranoia spreads (〃) I personally like when I was young when I worked at Kyoji's karaoke. That was interesting!

I can't help but want to sing Beni. I like this work called Onna no Hoshi, and I highly recommend it to people who like surreal laughter because it stimulates pressure points.

Rather than a sharp laugh, it's a slow laugh. BL? It makes me think, but I won't touch on the core. The unstable feelings of middle school students are carefully depicted, and the author's good sense of balance is amazing. The atmosphere of the picture is unique, and I didn't think that it was drawn by a young artist or the way it was written, which is reminiscent of Moyoko Yasuno, but it seems that the artist is young, and the way they are fused was also good.

This is definitely interesting just by looking at the cover! Why go to karaoke! The logo is rainbow-colored in the title! This fits a black-based illustration to death! If you just give me one volume, I'll read it right away... so if you give me one unmistakable comic, most people probably pick this one... since there's only one book, I almost feel like I've read it already, but hey, it's only one book! Why is there only one book at the end, give me 2 books! It's so interesting that it makes you want to get carried away by the mystery, so be sure to check it out

The star in Onna's Garden was interesting, so I bought one from the artist. There's no loss in buying it.

Wayama sensei's sense of laughter is so exquisite that it's awesome!! I would be thrilled to have something like that written in my graduation book. I want one book, too. Let's go to a family restaurant now! But I'm excited to see what happens to these two?

I was also a little moved at the end to be able to read such an interesting comic with a karaoke theme. It seems like it's going to be made into a movie... then I'd like to go see it.

The author is buying it. I was wondering if there was a surreal laugh like the other stories, but I was usually moved. The relationship between Oka-kun and Mad Boy is the best. Serialization of the sequel seems to have started, so I'm looking forward to the continuation.

Wayama Yama-sensei is a popular topic. The Star in Women's Garden was really interesting, so I read this one too. The star in Onna no Sono feels like a surreal gag, but this one was an emotional motion depicting the interaction between the yakuza and middle school students! this was a doujinshi, wasn't it? The person who has the original copy of this is amazing, it's an heirloom. I'm really worried about the Tokyo edition too!

I like all of Mr. Wayama's works, but I particularly like this one. It was a wonderful work because it had a special relationship that I could really feel even though it wasn't clearly written, such as the interaction at the karaoke shop and the atmosphere after the two were reunited.

I can't put it into words very well, but it really slowly draws me in, and I reread it over and over again. The relationship between the two and the atmosphere around them is insanely exquisite. I really can't put it into words, so I recommend reading it anyway! lol

I've read some of Wayama-sensei's works in other media, but I've always wanted to read all the episodes properly. “Let's go to karaoke!” It was the first purchased work, and I was drawn in because the way it was drawn was unique but interesting, such as the way the setting was off, the worries and conflicts unique to Satomi's adolescence, and changes in her relationship with Kyoji. I would like to read other works as well.