Reviews for Our Not-So-Lonely Planet Travel Guide Manga

This review contains spoilers. A story about traveling around the world. As for the first country, the choice of “Thailand” is very good. There are countless gender frameworks that are not bound by the LGBTQ framework, and I was amazed to read it. The cooking, customs, and encounters were so wonderful that I wanted to go there, and I naturally felt that the time for the two was piling up. It's fun, but it's also bittersweet. It was a story full of euphoria. Travel is a companion, the world is merciful... Congratulations on completing it 🎊 (*' '☆ 🎉

This review contains spoilers. It's really been this long. I've been watching since the first departure, and when we went around the world, it really felt like they made it through with the same feeling as the two of them.

This review contains spoilers. It's a love journey for two boys who are “the opposite of you and me.” You can enjoy it both as a travel diary and as a BL, and there are also depictions that make you think here and there, so it's really packed with various elements. A journey to face yourself! As you can see from the cover of the last volume, it's a work filled with their heartfelt smiles! The drawing power is at the level of weekly serialization, and the precise depiction of historic buildings is wonderful. It's a comic where food from any country looks so delicious that you can enjoy it with all five senses. It's filled with lots of glitter! In Canada in the last volume, they stayed at Will's house with Luca, who became friends after coming to Mexico for their honeymoon. Luca's words “I believe they will understand if we are happy” are words that support their feelings, and they were a last spurt cry for their thoughts to take shape. It seemed like an ode to the two of them in the future rather than words to myself, and the depiction conveying that the people they met while on the trip were cheering for them on the other side of the same sky and sea was excellent. And the last country I visited was Australia. Mitsuki's “I support Asahi when he does his best! But it's okay to take it slow!” I like the flow of “Well, I wonder if they can hold hands now” from Compared to when she first started, Asahi has a better face! It looks like a sincere smile, and it has become a good “Han” to walk up and hold hands from myself, not only to get support, but also to make my friends smile, and to be supported! After Asahi returned to Japan and decided to walk side by side wearing matching sneakers in different colors, “Please marry me” at the airport cried... Impressive. I lost my vocabulary and understood that this is what the world calls “precious.” This is the end of their trip, but the end is a new beginning, isn't it? I hope they both smile every day now and in the future! Their smiles are a treasure of my heart. It was a work that lit up my heart.

This review contains spoilers. For some reason I couldn't stop my tears in the last volume. Mitsuki is full of emotions. There is a lot of love and love for Asahi during the trip. Asahi loves Mitsuki's heart, but she can't help but be concerned about people around her when it comes to same-sex romance. The growth of the two of them, especially Asahi, through their round-the-world trip was amazing. I can't write it well, but in Japan, there are still many cases where people still don't understand love and marriage between people of the same sex, and even when women walk arm in arm with each other, it is often thought that they are “just on good terms,” but I feel that the way they look at each other changes for some reason when they are men. So I understand Asahi's feeling of not being too sticky. Asahi's feelings changed due to the influence of the people she met through her travels. It's over, but they haven't gotten married yet, and we'll be able to meet them again in the future, Professor Solaimone! It's like that. Best of luck to both of them in the future! There's no etiquette! But it was so good for me!

This review contains spoilers. They both walk towards their goals. Not only in the small world called Japan, but in foreign countries, their respective ways of being. Have fun with someone you like, regardless of gender. That alone makes me happy enough. Nobody cares about themselves. It's really simple, but when I travel, I feel a new self, regardless of the people living there, nature, delicious food, and buildings. If I like traveling, I'll do a lot more. I've only been able to read up to 2 volumes, but I want to collect them little by little.