Reviews for Silver Spoon Manga

The girls Arakawa-sensei draws are all cheerful, energetic, and strong. It has the strength to overcome adversity in a flexible manner, and is very attractive. (The main character is a boy lol) Unlike Hagaren, it's insanely interesting that it's just an entertainment work depicting life-size high school students living in present-day Hokkaido, with no fantasy characters. It tells me that life is so dramatic even if you can't use special powers like alchemy. Be sure to read it!

It's a coming-of-age story of the main character, Hachiken, set in an agricultural high school surrounded by nature, and it's also a youth group drama woven by unique characters, and I think it's a delicious comic over and over again in one book where you can learn about knowledge about dairy farming and animal lives. It's a rare type of work in a good sense that it's drawn with a comedic touch, and even though it's the most interesting thing to read, it really resonates with my heart and makes me think deeply, and I highly recommend it!

To live is to eat! The main character, Hachiken, who entered an agricultural high school from the general public, lives a student life and dormitory life while being surrounded by classmates from farmhouses. The encounter I had when I had run away from the educational community was so funny and strange that I couldn't help it. No, it seems like it's going to be insanely difficult for the person himself, right? The eight houses being swayed around one by one are fun. And, above all, is it irresistible that the food that comes out looks delicious?

It is set at an agricultural high school in Hokkaido. I went to a preparatory school until junior high school, and it started by going on to an agricultural high school far away so that Hachiken, who had almost been crushed by parents' expectations, ran away. Through practical training and interaction with people around them, Hachiken became stronger. The friendliness of Hachiken and the fact that they take everything seriously are utilized, and they grow while getting involved and involved in their surroundings. It can also be used to study livestock and crops, and it can also be used for dietary education. I think it's a perfect work for people who like “The Animal Doctor.” The comic didn't come out easily due to a hiatus, but I'm happy that you wrote it until the end.

Actually, I haven't watched the video adaptation, and I've only read 1 volume yet, but it's a good comic that seriously, and sometimes with humor, tells us about animals we've eaten and the producers that raise them in our lives at agricultural high schools. I think I'll keep reading some more.

High school life in the great outdoors. Of course, the main character, classmates, seniors, teachers, and their families are very nice. It was an opportunity for me to think about agriculture, dairy farming, and food. Stone oven pizza, bacon, cheese and pork bowl. All of the foods Arakawa-sensei draws look delicious. If you read it when you were in middle school, you would have been interested in agricultural high schools too.

The rice with egg was impressive. It looks really delicious. I love this author's knowledge story. I want to read it again.

I'm moved by Hachiken-kun, who grows up with his friends in a special environment called an agricultural high school! And above all, the food looks delicious! it's a work you can't read in the middle of the night lol

The unique faces, the intriguing developments, and the severe reality are all so interesting that I read them over and over again! I love all of Hiroshi Arakawa's works! I had a book, but I bought it electronically on the occasion of the original picture exhibition (^o^)

A solid story and depiction. An attitude of talking about life from a different perspective than metallurgical refining. I can see the author's attitude, which is comedy-like yet sincere.

I went from preparatory school to agricultural high school, learned about animals, and relationships expanded, and I'm worried about Hachiken-kun who doesn't accept anything, but it's a lot of fun.

I first learned about the reality of agricultural high schools. I think other readers will probably write comments on good points, etc. Like Hachiken, I was on the college entrance court, but I fell behind and went to a vocational school. Well, I'm glad I was able to get a job with that. The content is interesting and I read it every day when I have time. (In particular, the dog Suebucho is cute and I watch it every day) I've always loved comics. I've never read a comic like this. It's a storm of emotions.

I love this kind of comic about everyday life. I had a feeling that it was really well thought out, and it was very interesting to read it because I also learned about the inside of the agricultural university.

It's a story about many cute young people growing up with all their might. I don't think it would be easy to live such a serious and interesting youth. The adults around me were also interesting and wonderful adults, and I reflected on it as I read it. It's a wonderful comic that will cheer you up and be healed!

A heartwarming manga. I've been looking forward to the new publication for a long time. It makes me want to go to Agricultural High School... I love all the characters!

It feels like an easy to read and interesting textbook. I'm interested in the agriculture and livestock industry, and I want to shop while thanking the producers. If I read it when I was a student, it might have influenced my career path. The content of the comics is also interesting, but they taught me the wisdom of living.

It's a comic that makes me feel relieved. The warmth of people permeates. Is it unique to Hokkaido people? The generosity of “if you sow, something should grow,” is also a kindness that sometimes waits for healing from hurt feelings, isn't it? It always makes me think that Tekito is also important.