Reviews for Here She Is, the Saint in Japan. Manga

This review contains spoilers. I like Isekai Monogatari and read it a lot, but I enjoyed reading the reverse version too! Until the first volume of the trial, I thought it would be interesting if the main character from another world was just living in everyday life in modern Japan, but instead of being shallow, the gods of Japan were very involved, and I thought it was a more relaxed story with quite a few things up to the latest 6 volumes, but it was completely different! The main character, who tries to live in two completely different worlds, such as another world and Japanese gods and monsters, is amazing, makes me think a little bit, and makes me feel grateful, and I think it's an interesting comic in many ways.

This review contains spoilers. As someone who reads Isekai Senshi and The Villain Daughter Mono, I was drawn to my feelings because I felt that the opposite version of this work was something new. The protagonist, who has moved from a world where magic exists to present-day Japan, has the difficult problem that if the magic hidden in his body is stored, his body becomes unwell, and he is unable to use that power frequently, and while improving people's disorders in the shadows, he has been living quietly in a corner of town under the guise of loss of memory. It was a relaxed progression in volume 1, and it felt like being immersed in a strange worldview... I feel that the mysterious power of magic is being drawn up as something equivalent to that in Japan, where 8 million (gods) (gods) are believed to exist even though they don't exist in this transferred world, such as superpowers, for example, invisible spirits and souls, such as those that dwell in Jizo and the gods that dwell on stone monuments... It's a mysterious flow where the main character, who has a secret that he came from another world and always spent his time feeling uneasy, changes occurred little by little, the number of acquaintances increased, and the person he thought was suspicious actually became the only reliable person in the stone “Doso-jin”... The story progresses rather slowly, so it may not be a work that really interests you, but for me who likes Japanese folklore, folklore, strange events, etc., I'm really addicted to it. Among them, unexpectedly, there are developments where you have to confront tough enemies, suddenly leaping back in time, and being called back to the original world... there are lots of strange developments!!! In the first place, who summoned it to Japan today ⁉ ︎ currently 5 volumes. I'm curious to see how this story unfolds.

This review contains spoilers. As the title suggests, a story where a saint is suddenly summoned to Japan from another world is the opposite of a common Narou comic where Japanese people are reincarnated in another world, but this has a unique story and is interesting

This review contains spoilers. I've just finished reading volume 4. I'm excited. It's not what I expected. It's totally different. I was betrayed so much more, and it's insanely wonderful. When volume 1 started, I thought it was a relaxing series. Seijo has been summoned, but there is no place for Seijo to play an active role in peaceful Japan. So, I wonder if it's an everyday drama that helps a little bit with solutions to familiar small problems. It was getting a little rustling with volume 2 and volume 3, but even so, it was within a radius of a few meters. Run through time and heal inexhaustively! Purify! The magic unfolds!!! I say it over and over. It's not what I thought! Are they being foreshadowed? Didn't you just get summoned by mistake? The butterfly effect transcends time, transcends otherworldly dimensions, and is unpredictable. I'm looking forward to volume 5 too much...

This review contains spoilers. Alexandra, who has magical powers, was summoned, and for some reason moved to modern Japan. Treated as an amnesiac person, she will live as Natsukawa Lisa. They get hungry when they use magic, so it's cute to see them eating bento boxes before starting work and eating ice cream and falling in agony when it's delicious. Build good relationships with friends around you while being careful. The depiction is down to earth and I like it. The gaze that seems to have carefully back-irradiated Japan through people from another world like this is fresh and fun. I'm also good at drawing, so I'm looking forward to the first thing.

This review contains spoilers. The setting is novel. I've never seen it before. Try reading volume 1 with just the title. Something is different from what I thought. really fuzzy? →The clouds have changed since volume 2→are we going in that direction in volume 3? Something seems to be confusing → in volume 4, dots connect and form a line. Eh, it's a really interesting time series. I'm getting more and more attracted to it. It's interesting.

This review contains spoilers. I've finished reading up to 4 volumes. At first, a girl (saint) from another world is suddenly summoned to modern Japan, but since it's a magical world and a world without magic, I couldn't see anything evil about Japan. You can see it by meeting Doso-jin, meeting the god of cedar trees, and wearing an amulet made from a part of a cedar tree. You can see in volume 4 that there was meaning in meeting various people (police officers, regular customers, second friends, and people who have helped until now). It was connected to an old era with a braid that was handed over during that encounter, and it was blown away, and they were hit by the Great Kanto Earthquake there and saved the girl in the shoe store. They also saved people who were nearby as they were, and when they returned to the present day, what they saved at that time had an impact, there are changes little by little in the environment, people, and buildings where they lived. I went back to the present day and met the person who gave me the braids, and I learned there that the girl in the shoe store was the mother of the person who gave me the braids. I was given a silver kanzashi that my mother told me to give it to me. After that, I went back to my daily life, brought in evil things from the delivery destination I was asked to do at work, and it's a place where powerful chief priests (Suginoki Shrine), police, and regular customers join forces to confront them, but will volume 4 lead to this kind of thing! More and more as you read on! It's getting more and more exciting. I want volume 5 to come out soon. I'm curious about the continuation!

This review contains spoilers. The reverse version of the story is that she was treated as a saint in another world, but she was reincarnated in present-day Japan by summoning magic. It was quite interesting as a story about living a life while being puzzled by the divine situation in Japan. Types of ghosts etc. come out from the middle of volume 2, so I don't know if it's going to go that route, but I was curious about the continuation.