Reviews for Silver Spoon Manga

The fact is that while we usually spend our time casually eating, we receive lives from others. It was a work that asked me, “Maybe there are answers like this, too,” in response to self-questions that tend to go around in a daze when they think about it. But I'm not saying that's necessarily the right answer. It is said that it also gave me an opportunity to think even more deeply because it was never forced upon me. It was a work that taught me many ways of thinking about life. ... was a really interesting work, even if I didn't think too hard about it (*'-`) The way the protagonist struggles, fights, and crosses is in a position that is easy to repeat even as a reader, so I read it with empathy without difficulty.

The basic form is a high school drama, but since the content is intense, it is aimed at adults. Reading this, I wish I had worked a little harder when I was a student.

There is youth like a high school student, and there is also a tough world that cannot be experienced by urban children, and parents are addicted to it at home.

I love Steel's... and I wonder if a fantasy event will happen someday!? I read it with anticipation until about 2 volumes (laughs) Of course, that kind of development won't happen! This is an agricultural high school story, but I wonder why it's so interesting. It's really strange. While laughing, the harshness of dairy farming and the sight of the students growing up while thinking and worrying about various things is amazing.

For me, a long time ago, when I was in high school, it was a manga full of things, such as the world I didn't know at all about agricultural high schools, the worries unique to high school students, and the firm thoughts on agriculture that I didn't think of as a high school student. I recommend it ♪

I think it's a sincere work that properly describes the appeal and harsh reality of agricultural high schools

It is set in an agricultural high school and depicts high school students in a fun way! It's not just a youth story; you can understand what kind of things they actually learn at agricultural high schools and what kind of things they dream about. It's a work that makes me think I want to go to an agricultural high school too!

I can sympathize with the protagonist, who has only studied and is still immature as a human being. I thought there were a lot of things humans couldn't learn in their lives, even if they could just study at school. It's also a coming-of-age story of Hachiken, but it was a great learning experience for me too. It's full of gags, but it's a comic that just as much makes you think about life through agriculture. How about using it as a teaching material for dietary education?

I think it's amazing to play agriculture in such an interesting way! I'm looking forward to the next volume (≥)

My partner is from an agricultural high school, so I've been listening to a lot of animal husbandry stories, but my partner often talked about things like the piglet that came up in this work. If so, this work is “There Is an Agricultural High School”

Are there any youth dramas, are you a sports fan? There is laughter, and it's a work that makes you think. I don't think there is any other work that depicts agriculture so passionately.

A comic like this has become a best seller, and I think it's amazing that it's on Sunday. I really think Japan is a manga powerhouse. After a long time, it was a good work to buy.

Even various details such as dairy farming were included in the story, and that was a learning experience. Not only the main character, but all of the other characters, such as his friends, are unique and interesting. It's full of gags and it's fun to read.

Hachiken, the main character who entered an agricultural high school, learns various things there ‼ ︎

There are tears, there is laughter, it makes you think, and it makes you feel good. I want people to read it! It's a comic that makes me think. I love hanging out with my friends because it's really fun. I can sympathize with the circumstances and thoughts of Hachiken until junior high school.

I'm watching anime. I'm addicted to it. I'm energized to see them laughing and being moved in real life!

I liked Arakawa-sensei's works, so I read them. this heartwarming feeling is irresistible lol