Reviews for Silver Spoon Manga

I'm not interested in agriculture, but I can learn a lot ♪ I have to eat with more gratitude ~ (^^) people (^^)

I didn't expect it to be this interesting! I wonder if the gag element is strong? But it also makes me think a lot. I wonder if I was able to really sympathize with the main character.

It's a story where the main character, who had cooled down on everything, became more and more interested in agriculture by interacting with the students around him and grew as a person. It's really interesting to know the ins and outs of farmers and their know-how. There's laughter and seriousness, so as I read it, I was drawn in and bought the whole volume in no time. If you like standing reading, I recommend buying one volume at a time.

It's such a great work that I can't find any negative parts anymore! It also depicts a wide range of topics, from playful content to things necessary for living, so you can enjoy it without getting bored!

I'm just surprised that agricultural high schools are like this. It depicts realistic food and agriculture, so I learned that too. Normal children are characters, so I sympathize with how they face normal youth issues such as family, friendship, and the future. A work that teaches me important things. Of course he's the author of Hagaren, so there's a lot of laughter. It's awesome!

I had heard that it was popular, so when I started reading it, I couldn't stop reading it. I think agricultural high schools are like this. I later realized that it was the writer who drew Fullmetal Alchemist (--;) Sorry, it's a comic that condenses a lot of important things. The importance of life, friendship, love... I want young children to read more! One set should be placed in the library or classroom.

This agricultural and dairy industry comic is in a difficult time due to the TPP in this day and age. It's really interesting. As you read, knowledge comes along in a fun way, so it's likely to be used as a teaching material. The main characters make various pizzas, bacon, and cheese, and one of the attractions is that they are depicted in a really tasty depiction ('`) I want to make my own! It makes me think. I also understand how difficult it is to farm and dairy farming. It's interesting, so be sure to read it

Reading it for the first time made me think a lot. It was recommended that it was a surreal story, and not only that, I'm looking forward to the continuation of the content more and more, and I think it can be enjoyed regardless of gender. Gags that look like traps scattered all over the place are also fun

I have the impression that this author's comics are flawless. The world I've never seen is expressed in an interesting way, and it makes me think strangely about things I took for granted.

My hometown is Hokkaido, and I'm a fan of the author, so I keep reading, but it makes me think again about the difficulties of food culture through comics. It's enough to use it as a teaching material. What on earth are consumers who shout at additives as evil or hypocritical groups that make noise about Zankoku eating? It's a book that makes you ask questions about what food is to the point that it makes you think. Japan's education system, including school lunches, is a world-renowned food education nation. I hope they are respectful and not presumptuous about it.

Was the author born in a farmhouse? There's just that, there's reality. As I read it, I learned things I didn't know about agriculture and it became a learning experience.

It was very interesting to be able to learn about agricultural high schools, the situation of farmers in Hokkaido, horsemanship, etc. I was surprised by the knowledge of the farmhouse children

I became a fan of the author in “Fullmetal Alchemist,” and it seemed interesting, so after reading it, I fell in love with it. It was an Hachiken boy who entered an agricultural high school surrounded by gentle nature from an urban middle school, but the students around him were all children of gachi farmers and gachi dairy farmers who had enrolled with an eye on the future, and I felt uneasy about being late. I want to give Yell to Hachiken, who is still being shocked by culture and works hard without hesitation.

It's a comic where you can learn both fun and difficult things about agriculture. There are various relationships, or rather parent-child relationships, and it's interesting to read them, and it's amazing.

I love “Fullmetal Alchemist,” so I started reading this one too. After all, Arakawa Hiroshi's works are interesting. I have a good impression of Yugo.

What is the dairy farming department at an agricultural high school. Regardless of how to solve these many problems, there are plenty of issues to move forward in a good direction.

While depicting everyday life in high school, one aspect of an agricultural high school, and the romance and friendship within it are depicted in an interesting way, so I read more and more.

It's interesting. The main character and story, who heads head-on without being too morally heavy against economic animals, is fascinating. The Shiki no Maki had an overall sense of digest, and there was a slight sense of serpentine.