Reviews for See You Tomorrow at the Food Court Manga

This review contains spoilers. Wada-san loved it! Why did you hide it (laughs) and I was relieved by the interaction between Mr. Wada, who is a person with common sense at first glance but is pretty weak, and Yamamoto, who is a girl but a person of common sense ♪

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about Mr. Wada, who is an honor student and who looks like a young lady, and Yamamoto, a girl, talking about various everyday things at the after-school food court. They both have fun at school, and although they look the exact opposite, they are friends, so it's nice to have time for the two of them to talk without hesitation.

This review contains spoilers. It was a great encounter! A young lady who is an honors student and a girl who looks like a girl meet at a food court, who both go to different schools.

This review contains spoilers. Even if I can't show my true self well at school, I can show myself and chat with friends from other schools at the food court. There are a lot of people like that. Being able to meet like-minded friends, even if they have completely different personalities and looks, is truly a treasure. wow! That's good. these 2 people!! I think so.

This review contains spoilers. This story is set in a “food court.” Overall, it was heartwarming, nice, and made me feel relaxed. I think the picture is cute too.

This review contains spoilers. Although they are at different schools, they meet every day at the food court. Even though they are different types, I'm envious of being able to meet each other like this. I wonder if it's youth

This review contains spoilers. I don't get used to school or my classmates. But I have friends who I can talk to at other schools without hesitation. At first glance, Wada-san and Yamamoto-san don't seem to have anything in common, have the same hobbies, talk about conversations and thoughts, and talk without hesitation or detour. There are times when they care about each other a little bit and respect each other. Is this a relationship like a so-called soul mate? The place called a food court also feels common, and it's nice to be part of everyday life. I think we both feel comfortable as people. I also remember that when I was in high school, I had fun talking with my friends every day, laughing and laughing with each other.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about female high school students who are friends who are in junior high school and are separated in high school, meet and chat at a food court. There wasn't such a big incident, but on the contrary, it was real and I felt nostalgic about the old days.

This review contains spoilers. It was very good. It was nice to only show expressions we didn't know each other when we met at the food court. I recommend it.