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

This review contains spoilers. Is the story of a modern-day person reincarnated in another world an anime, novel, or game? They often live in that world, and this is a story where the main character is a woman who came from a wizarding country to the present day. There are a lot of places where I think the beginning is a saint element, and I'm glad that the story in print at the end of the first volume was easy to read. However, from the middle, it feels like the story of God and “The Invisible Thing” is intense. People who like horror might say that's not the case at all, but it also has a horror feel. I like it! But it's a little scary! lol the end of volume 2 is scary too! But I'm curious!! Horror is almost impossible for me, so when I notice other works, I go through it, but I'm worried that this one will continue, so I'm still waiting for the sequel!!

This review contains spoilers. I love the original story! First, the title is good. I thought everyday life in Japan was plain, but it's a saint! magic! There are various suspicious things typical of indigenous Japan all over the place with a continuous, natural face. I think it's thanks to wonderful, expressive manga artists that make me feel scared when reading suspicious things that are invisible to the eye and phenomena that make me feel uncomfortable! I have a habit of drawing, so there may be people who don't get the hang of it, but I like it ❤️ I've read volume 5. The problems that continue from volume 4 are also dynamically solved! But in the midst of joy, another problem occurred. Amidst the same sense of tension as ever, I'm excited for Rei, who has an appealing rough difference (I'm praising him) (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. Maybe people who don't like horror should be careful starting from volume 2. I'm a little scared when I read it at night. Oh, I personally like Shige-san.

This review contains spoilers. While there are many stories where she is reincarnated in another world, the heroine has been reincarnated from another world to Japan. It's a mystery who used the magic circle to summon them, but it's an unlikely setting. A heroine who works in modern Japan by hiding that she is a healer (saint). I get hungry when I use magic for something unexpected. I'm hungry, so I do a side job. If you do a side job, you have to file a final tax return. It's a work that once again makes me realize how difficult it is to live in modern Japanese society, but the feeling of moving forward in a positive way is very fun!

This review contains spoilers. It's new, isn't it? I've never seen this, and I was reminded once again that what we Japanese people take for granted is a wonderful thing for people who are late

This review contains spoilers. A saint who has been summoned to modern Japan, has obtained a family register, work, and residence and hopes for a normal life in another world Japan... 🇯🇵 🇯🇵 🇯🇵 8 million gods live, and if they dwell in everything, the god of artificial intelligence... there are many believers, pour in ridiculous amounts of data and more money than the national budget... and when will it be true... 😛

This review contains spoilers. It's interesting that they weren't summoned to another world; they were summoned to Japan from another world. I work in Japan, start by using healing magic just a little bit, and the developments become quite flashy, such as going to the past and purifying dangerous black things, so I'm drawn in more and more.

This review contains spoilers. The atmosphere of the work is relaxed, and it's fun to relax. The main character is serious and healthy, and so are the characters. The genre is completely different, but there is a feeling similar to an izakaya butto or something like that.

This review contains spoilers. I don't like horror, will I pass by? I was able to go through volume 1 with a smooth feeling like something I can't see normally yet, but I wanted the genre to be horror for volume 2 (tears) I was too scared of something like a ghost behind it... it seems like it's going to appear in a dream... I should have bought it after reading the reviews properly. Other than the horror elements, it was an interesting development with unique developments, and incidents occurred here and there based on a heartwarming feeling! I'm curious about it as a story, so I'll definitely try not to read it in the middle of the night and follow the continuation?