Reviews for Silver Spoon Manga

The unknown reality of high school agricultural students? It's not just a heartwarming high school life, but it looks like fun! There were a lot of stories about Yankee Technical High School and athletic clubs, but they were agricultural high school students!! Even so, the scale of agriculture in Hokkaido is too different from Honshu!

It's also interesting when read in conjunction with “peasants and aristocrats.” I think it's a good comic where you can learn a lot about the hardships and pleasures of agriculture (dairy farming). I hope it will be an opportunity for people to become interested in primary industries.

It's packed with lots of useful and informative things. There were a lot of rough episodes in the second half, and I really cried when I read them. I highly recommend it!

I think the school that I'm always excited to read seems to be having fun is a genius who draws all the miscellaneous characters around me

It was an insanely satisfying read. Agricultural high schools are so rich...!! I feel that it is luxurious to be able to become young through food. I want to go to a school festival or something!

It's set in an agricultural high school, so I was curious and read it. Not to mention the story, it was an interesting work because I understood a part of Hokkaido and the agricultural world.

Even though I haven't made vegetables yet, there were only things I didn't know about livestock farming, so it was a great work in the sense of learning. I also watched anime and really enjoyed it. I think it's a good work.

Recommended by the author. It's a story about Hachiken-kun, who isn't imbued in a good sense, confronts life head-on, faces livestock farming, and grows up. I think it deals with such important topics that it can be used as an elementary school or junior high school assignment book. Aside from that, all the food that comes out is a food attack.

Somehow, it fills the mind with nourishment. And then I get hungry. They seem to be delicious, so I want to cook. All of my high school life is here. When I watch Hachiken-kun, I want to be like a human being.

me. I originally had a time when I was a student studying agriculture, so I was able to sympathize and laugh at something. Oh, the main character. something... You're a student studying agriculture even though you didn't grow up in a dairy farm and don't have any dreams for the future. I tried reading it, and I realized that the author had a time when he was a student studying agriculture. I'm not a dairy farmer, and I think every school at an agricultural high school studies agriculture is different, but it's like this. Even if you're not in Hokkaido, you have a wide range of activities when you're a student studying agriculture. For example, the number one student studying agriculture is a student who competes every year to learn something about agriculture in the same area, and holds national prefectural competitions to further enhance each other's agricultural abilities.

Is it also an experience story of the author who grew up in a farmhouse? Compared to Fullmetal Alchemist, it's a heartwarming manga that is easy to read, and I would recommend it to children, but the underlying sense of life and death is similar to “steel,” isn't it? I think it's a manga that gently teaches us that human life is made up of equivalent exchange

I've watched the anime. I mean, I thought it was a work that only people in Hokkaido could draw. It is well drawn. It's easy to read, and it's a good work.