Reviews for Thermae Romae Manga

I'm more of a manga fan than movies! It stirs the imagination and is really interesting. Even though the overall depiction is pretty realistic, it's pretty funny.

Well, it was doubtful that the original story was still more interesting than the movie and burst out laughing; it's really funny! (*^^*) (*^^*) Definitely LOL

The first time I read it was on a train. It was hard to hold back laughter. Japanese bath lovers and Roman bath lovers have something in common, but Japanese bath love is unique

Even though it's something that Japanese people take for granted, it's something special and unique from a foreigner's point of view. The point of view is interesting.

There is no sense of incongruity for some reason, even though the settings are out of place. The common power of a bath, isn't it? The first time I read it was outside, but it made me laugh so much that I couldn't read it in public. Please read it carefully at home.

It's fun! I'm addicted to the movie and came to the original story. There are many differences from the movie, but the original has the appeal of the original!

The movie was interesting, so I read the original. There aren't any characters played by Aya Ueto, so it's a bit different from the movie. But that didn't change the fun! I wonder if the original one specializes in baths. It just blows out ~

An epic comedy film that transcends time and space in ancient Rome and modern Japan based on this bath, which was made into a live-action film and animated, and the second movie was also shown! I laughed so much that my stomach twisted

Lucius is taking bath research very seriously, so why is he laughing so much ⁉? The eyesight is amazing! I'm also looking forward to the second movie ✨

I think it's a great value comic where trivia about baths has increased, it's a history study, and it's also interesting. Do you often puke out and laugh unintentionally? I've reread it several times, and I personally think it's amazing to be able to read it in an interesting way every time.

The movie version triggered me to start reading the original story as well. In the movie version, interesting parts of the original story were inserted and put together in a unique development, but when I read the original story, will the next movie version incorporate this story? I enjoyed reading it. The original story ended in a way unique to the original story, but I also have the impression that the story was summed up all of a sudden. I also understand that it's better than forcibly stretching the story and making it a bad work. However, it seems that the author also understood that area, and since it seems that they are planning to make sense in Gaiden, the fun increased. anyway, this bath comic is awesome lol

The idea is just too amazing, and it's amazing to say that baths and Rome are too interesting

This is interesting! It's more a comic than a movie! I was so addicted to it that I even bought comic books!

The content of the story is interesting and engaging. I'm really worried about the continuation.

I was originally interested in the movie, but as I read on, I was completely addicted to the good tempo and Lucius Reaction, and I used the points all at once!! Along the way, I'm giggling while reading it (laughs) It was really easy to understand when I read it because it was supplemented with historical background and language not found in the movie! I'm looking forward to future developments.

It's novel and interesting no matter how many times you watch it! A funny comic. I can forget the painful things (laughs) I should watch it at least once!

It's impossible, but is that it! I was surprised by that feeling, and it was interesting. Go to the future and study little by little every time? stealing techniques? lol and the feeling of making my current life better is fun to read.

it's finished, isn't it? At first, an acquaintance who is familiar with comics was talking about it, so I bought a book and got addicted to reading it. Then it was made into a movie, and I watched it on TV. It's a bit disappointing that we started talking about romance halfway through. But I'm glad that the story about the Roman Empire was so interesting.