Reviews for Snow Fairy Manga

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad there are no depictions of sexual activity! Pure Love is the best!!!! The pictures were beautiful, and I thought they were good at conveying the story.

This review contains spoilers. The snowy scenery is so beautiful and the scene in the last photo that made me want to go there for a bit was also so beautiful, and it was really nice to be able to both of us shed tears and meet our loved ones

This review contains spoilers. In Hokkaido in the winter, Homura Haruki meets Kiichi Narumi, an animal photographer who takes pictures of swans. Haruki has no choice but to take back Kiichi, who says he has no lodging, but isn't afraid and doesn't get used to Kiichi's closeness, asks her grandmother who lives next door for help. Haruki lost her parents in an accident when she was in middle 1, and she lives alone in a house left behind by her parents and makes a living on the farm. Haruki, who was held by Teruichi who slept that night, was thrilled and excited Huh It's gone. Kiichi, who flies around the world and brings out the animals' vivid moments, and the strong yet beautiful Haruki spend one winter in the snowy countryside of Hokkaido. The film camera that connects the two and connects Haruki to her parents does a good job. Also, starting with cutting the first swan, animals from the northern part of the country are depicted in a very attractive manner, and I felt the author's love. It's a relaxing and warm story without eroticism.

This review contains spoilers. I love birds very much, but in comics that don't have birds as the subject, birds are drawn in the most wonderful way, and I've always been in love with them. The gentle gaze poured not only on birds but also on living creatures seems to be shown in Narumi's photographs, which is persuasive. That's why Snow Fairy has become popular recently, so there are probably few people who don't know it, and that girl says, “Isn't it that rare?” When I tilted my neck, I smiled at the last “To Grandma's Garden...” The missing information didn't mesh with each other, and the fact that they spent one winter and became warm love was conveyed as if picking it up, and I was happy. I'm glad I didn't find it, Fairy.

This review contains spoilers. After I finished reading it, I unexpectedly raised a voice of admiration. It was such a good story that the more I read on, the more readers themselves wished that the snow wouldn't melt. Day by day, as the seasons progress, the relationship between the two progresses one step at a time, and the expressions they show to their partner and the feelings they face their partner also change. But when spring comes, it's over, and they take off. For Haruki, even though the snowy winter season is complicated, it was a sad yet adorable depiction to feel how it gradually turned into something memorable. The depth of Narumi's feelings and the loneliness that comes with it make my heart ache only because she is kind. That's why the two were able to connect and connect, and at the end, it was a feeling of emotion. I think the reason I felt kind throughout the story was because I was adorned with characters with a warm relationship that made me feel the personalities of the two leading actors. That was really good, that was all that came out.

This review contains spoilers. “Snow Fairy” was the first time I read Serizawa-sensei's work, and the subtlety of the picture, the story, the choice of words, everything made me want to scream out. Haruki's lustrous black hair, that annoying appearance, expression that gradually bonds with Narumi, and a mysterious sex appeal that comes out once in a while. Narumi's glittering gray hair (blonde?) And that warm smile, attitude towards photography, and Haruki's natural expression were all such that I regretted that there were no words more than wonderful. And I'm sorry for waiting to see when the sexual depiction will come. I apologize. As I read on, I didn't feel guilty. I'm sorry. I was a little sad that there were no sexual depictions, but as other people have reviewed, I thought that was also why it was good. we have no choice but to rely on the delusional powers of our rotten girls around here and there. (Laughter) But I'm the one who loves delusions, so I think I'll imagine various things within myself. Thanks to Snow Fairy, I was able to get to know Mr. Serizawa. Once I've finished writing this review, I'll read other works as well. Also, it was the first time I heard that striped eels are called snow fairies. is that true in real life?! There was a voice saying, wasn't it? I really regret not being able to express it enough. But I'm sure it just warmed my heart and fell in love with this work, so I'll leave it here. OK, I'll read it. thank you.

This review contains spoilers. Haruki lost her parents in an accident on a snowy day, and her grandparents who raised her also lost her grandfather on a snowy day, and can't help feeling lonely when it snows. They meet Narumi, a wildlife photographer, and as they continue to live with other people at home for the first time in a long time, Haruki and Narumi are attracted to each other. Each scene was beautifully and carefully drawn like a movie, and it was a wonderful work.