Reviews for 1095 Days Of Flowers Manga

This review contains spoilers. I understand Kosei's “Let's Break Up” feeling... I also understand Haruka's feeling that makes my heart ache no matter how many times I read it, but... I understand Kosei's feelings better.

This review contains spoilers. Well, it was a wonderful love story. The drawing is delicate, beautiful, and realistic, and the love pattern between Haruka (Haruka Attack) and Kosei (Kosei, Shu) comes closer in three dimensions. They both have modest personalities, or rather, are kind, but they don't have enough words. Even though they have very dear feelings for each other, they can't convey it and they pass each other by. But once that pain and frustration are overcome, it becomes an unwavering bond between the two. A bouquet of flowers is a word of love. It was also nice that volume 1 was drawn from Kosei's point of view, and volume 2 was drawn from a distance perspective. Nice restaurant with rose bushes. If Haruka's shop is in the neighborhood, I'd like to be a regular customer. I also met Kosei once in a while. Coming out, what are you going to do... I want to know the future of the two of them. I hope for a sequel.

This review contains spoilers. I read volume 1 and didn't review it. Kosei's feelings and thoughts, ah, I thought they used to be like this too. What do you call it, it immediately goes to extreme ideas, like being childish or twisted, and that's up to that point, but Kosei's way of thinking is already similar to mine and he selfishly expects his partner, but I don't think that's fine, and I can't tell the other person that I wanted him to do this, and I'm confused in my heart and become grumpy, and I don't talk much... no matter how many times I read it, it makes me feel good at summarizing it with laughter I thought it was a comic. Also, sometimes it's comical, which is nice.

This review contains spoilers. Wow, why are they passing each other so far! They're making a mess, but now they understand that they both have feelings for each other so they can pick it up!

This review contains spoilers. A chef with a bad poker face? Lehman gave up on expecting that. Why are they passing each other so far? I thought, but if my living hours are off, I don't have time to talk, so I wonder if it can't be helped? It's sad to care, even though we care about each other. Even though we like each other, I was so excited, and I thought the last one was good. It's so good

This review contains spoilers. There are times when we think about each other and, on the contrary, we get jittery. I have the courage, but it's important to say my true intentions. I think it's amazing that there are people I like so much, and they like them too.

This review contains spoilers. It's frustrating that neither of them can be honest, but that is precious too!! when these two people gather their courage and tell them their true intentions, it makes me feel excited and moved?‎別れなくてよかったね???

This review contains spoilers. They are two people who pass each other in amazingly, even though putting it into words is not the only thing to convey. A strong feeling that goes beyond that. Kosei-kun from “I have to tell you properly” is great ‼ ︎ I went to properly say thank you for 3 years, and the misunderstanding between the two was finally resolved. Normally, a really strange sense of pride gets in the way and they become stubborn and aggressive, and I can't see situations like that. So in the end, I won with my feelings. Aaah, I wonder if there are things that are irreplaceable will grow by colliding and shattering, then building them again...? I have such a strong feeling for myself.

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad the two people who passed by were finally able to put their feelings into words. I hope we can walk in the same direction from now on. After all, putting it into words is important.

This review contains spoilers. Lehman Shimura Kosei, 30, has been in a relationship with Italian chef Haruka who is 4 years younger, and it's been 1 year since they started living together. Kosei, who tends to dream, longs to be presented with a bouquet of flowers on his anniversary, but he can't say that today is an anniversary, let alone a bouquet of flowers. Additionally, Haruka is the type that doesn't show what he's thinking on his face or mouth, so Kosei felt a little lonely. Haruki, who recently came home late Kosei didn't say anything, but all of a sudden, Haruka told me that he was thinking of quitting his current store. Kosei was shocked that they didn't discuss such an important matter, and they said they would break up with momentum due to their confusion up until now. Haruka, who thought they would hold back, easily withdrew, saying “I understand.” The story of overcoming the so-called exhaustion period is about expectations and anxiety at the beginning of a relationship, and the indulgence they had when they got used to it, and each other The busyness of work and modamodas where they are so concerned about each other are carefully drawn. Kosei's company colleague Hirota and Haruka's junior, Sano-kun, are very good friends and encourage the troubled two at work. The two also appeared a lot in “Dozen Rose,” and they really brightly understand Haruka and Kosei, who tend to get dark.

This review contains spoilers. I like the characters drawn by Mitsuko sensei because their surprised and frightened faces are cute. The two of them were cute this time too. I really understand the negative side of things that come from things I haven't put into words... really bad. And in the rose scene, I think roses are difficult because even mini roses wither. I think the people who can be raised are amazing, but maybe that's why they water too much... well, that's fine. From there, to the bouquet scene, there it was. I thought I'd go buy fertilizer too, so I was moved by wow ✨. I'm also moved by the fact that I was able to receive a bouquet of flowers, but I was moved by the fact that Haruka was a man who wanted to give it to Kosei? The first anniversary was a no-show. Kosei didn't convey his sad feelings far away, and he decided to stop celebrating anniversaries. The following year, Kosei came home while remembering that time, and even though he was thrilled when he saw the cake in the refrigerator, Haruka said it was left over from work. That's enough... become Kosei like a Hollywood actress too! I thought so. Say you're happy and hug Haruka! I think the reason I sympathize so much (the words increase every time I reread it) is probably because they have similar experiences, but I wonder if it applies not only to lovers, but also to couples, parent-child relationships, etc. I think it's difficult to put feelings into words. Kosei came out to his parents, and when I saw that scene, I thought this also depended on words, but I like men. But if the person I'm dating right now is a man. Then I think the interpretation would be different. For parents, is there a difference in interpretation between knowing that the person they want to be with always is of the same sex, and knowing that their child has someone to share their lives with even then, and knowing that their child is homosexual? and. If it's just the latter, is it okay? Are you worried that you might be lonely? and. So after that coming out, I thought it would be nice if Kosei also talked about Haruka (I think it depends on my parents), what I was curious about was what Haruka's case was... Well, I thought at the end that no matter what happened to my parents, they would be happy to raise roses. The title of volume 2 was good too. It felt like coming out to my colleagues had already come to light... and I'm glad it was natural.

This review contains spoilers. The author bought it. I've read volume 1. I read it while increasing the amount of standing reading, and it's an exquisite number of pages. You should definitely let them read that far even after the period is over. The moment I finished reading it, wow! What are these two people! I bought it right away while saying that (laughs) Anyway, there were so many things, such as how dissatisfaction with the other person builds up, and the feeling that I couldn't say it even if I wanted to say it, I was so annoyed while reading it. I really understand the fuzzy feeling of the girl at my part-time job that came up at the end of the book and wanted to complain ~ (although it's a misunderstanding) I read it while half crying because it was sad and painful, but half of it was usually funny and I laughed and cried. Doesn't everyone have too many memories of meeting at a BBQ? (Laughter) I really recommend it.