Reviews for Let's Go Karaoke! Manga

It's a great combination of Yakuza and the chorus manager's singing lesson, but I'm glad the manager isn't a high school girl. There are places where this author's characters are kind of funny even when they behave normally. There are pressure points for a nice laugh.

I liked the star in Onna no Sono, so I bought this one which I was interested in too. Maybe I had high expectations; it was lighter than I expected, and it wasn't enough. The way it ended felt like a prelude. There seems to be a continuation, so I think it will be 5 stars after reading it.

I like Onna no Hosono no Hoshi better, but this work is interesting too! The surreal, gentle laugh becomes a habit.

It was certainly funny, but it was a pity that it made me laugh out loud. Maybe I should have borrowed it and read it. Nevertheless, I was happy that I came across this book.

I'm waiting for the sequel. I like the scene where they pick up the grains of rice that stick to their mouths and knock them off. It's a common scene in BL, isn't it? Crazy kids who don't eat are good there.

I like the surreal feeling. Sometimes it blows out. The two had a really good relationship and the end was great too.

I bought it by the author, but there was no doubt about it. Crazy Satoshi is awesome!!!!

It had such a good reputation before, and when I first read it, I thought “hmm...”, but after reading it over and over again, it became jittery! Satomi-kun's sitting position in times of emergency is amazing (laughs) I was a little bad at pictures, but after reading them over and over, I was obsessed with crazy kids... It was a pretty good setting, but the people on the crazy side were also playful and interesting. Hello Kitty... (laughs) Let's go to a family restaurant. I'm also looking forward to it!

It's not surreal compared to the other 2 works, but the unique point of view and settings like no other are still alive and well. As expected, there is a casual production where Mad Boy catches blood with his hands! That's cool! By the way, this story isn't just about friendship; is the main story one step ahead of friendship? So you waited 3 years until you turned 18? that tattoo, the last intelligent expression... Hmm, I don't want to admit it too much.

I bought it after being recommended by a friend. As you read on, it will blow out if you let your guard down. I think you should read it quietly at home or alone, in a place where you don't have to worry about other people's eyes. I think it's a work where you can read it smoothly, laugh here and there, and soak in the afterglow of “that was interesting...” after reading it. I wanted to look back at that scene... so much that I reached out my hand and laughed again. I recommend this book, so please enjoy it in a place where you can laugh without worrying about the public eye.

I'm a fan who wants to buy Wayama sensei's comics as soon as they come out. The characters, who are somewhat cool, are very attractive, and I think they also have a sense of conversation. It was made into a bonus comic at the end of the book where the main character, who is caught up, is very cute.

Eguchi Hisashi recommended it on Instagram, so I bought it. I don't remember any other works by the author Wayama Yama-san, but I wanted to see any others. I feel like I've seen the touch of a picture somewhere before. But it's interesting to talk about! Also, the relationship between middle school students and yakuza is one of the topics that draws in, and it makes me want to read more and more. Also, the subtle boyish feeling of Oka-kun in middle school reminded me of the indescribable feeling I had when I was a boy, and I was very excited!! I think it's the best work.

I came from “Obsessed at 5 o'clock.” I understood very well what Mr. Nakase recommended! I wonder if it was established because the stage was in Osaka. In karaoke these days, there are machines that score points from various aspects and even give advice. That doesn't seem to fit in with Kyoji's company...

It was very good. The characters are nice. Please read it.

It's a surreal story about a yakuza receiving karaoke instruction from a male junior high school student, and it's interesting because it has a strange sense of humor and warmth. Anyway, Mad Boy is fascinating. While they are cool for adults, they are also playful and childlike cute. I also understand that Satomi just gets drawn in. There's no way that yakuza only practice karaoke, so I guess they have all kinds of faces other than in front of Satomi. I wonder if the only time I'm with Satomi is a time to be healed. I wonder if these two will continue to keep on going out with each other. However, I was a little worried about Satomi's last choir festival as a department manager in her junior high school life, that was good.

I like Onna no Hoshi (Gakuen) better. There are some scenes in this work that are a bit gross and scary, and it may also be because of the current trend in the world (abolition of yakuza). I didn't really enjoy it.

They seem indifferent, make me laugh, and make me cry... It's interesting, so I want you to read it anyway.