Reviews for Love in the Palm of His Hand Manga

This review contains spoilers. I've been looking forward to making it into a standalone book since I did a trial reading of the split edition before and was gripped off by a whistle. It's a work that really warms my heart. I haven't had a chance to get involved with deaf people until now, and shamefully, it wasn't until I read this work that I had the opportunity to learn about and think about the world, thoughts, and sign language of deaf people. I think I was given a valuable opportunity. That's because Kate and Fujinaga are both really charming. That's because the story is so gentle. The content of this work really quickly comes into my mind, and I want to read more, and I want to know more about deaf people. I think the “things I want to convey” by Rinteku Sensei are “conveyed” to readers through this work. It came through to me. (I think so!) Being “transmitted” is a wonderful thing, isn't it? Whether it's words, acting, art, comics, or feelings. I, on the receiving side, also want to do my best to accept it. The continuation is next spring (around spring 2024). We look forward to it from the bottom of our hearts.

This review contains spoilers. The comics are out! It's a work I love. It's a miracle that Kate and Fujinaga met. They are both young people with a beautiful heart and a warm heart, and although there are still only a few buds that have sprung up between them, it's a story I'm really looking forward to. I would like to read it with all my heart while following the Yuru Yuru to split volume. Then I read volume 4 and had a simple question. Doesn't Kate have a help mark? Then, when people were suspected of shoplifting due to shopping at that self-checkout, wouldn't it have helped resolve misunderstandings? Or don't you want people you don't know to know you're deaf? But the clutter over there is annoying to the store... so I said a little bit, so I said a word.

This review contains spoilers. I've been reading it in separate volumes for a long time, but I also bought the book as a bonus... it's so cute!! Because it's hard to understand Kate's sign language when they're side by side on the bench, Fujinaga sits on their lap facing each other... Kate flutters in a hurry... it seems like she's already going to die!! I can't help but hope that the happy days of these two really pure people will continue forever!!

This review contains spoilers. A college student with hearing loss, and a bright and unsellable actor are both college students! Pure Pure and Super Cute ~ I bought it as a single story, but I also bought a book because I wanted to draw and read it. There are up to 5 episodes here, and it's still going on. But for the time being, episode 5 is a break, or rather, it's not a hazy way to end. It's really pure, with just a few kisses! The two of them are already... cute... especially Kate, who is hard of hearing... is so cute. Overwhelming light attributes! big doggy! The two became good friends through sign language. Fujinaga is an unsellable actor, but he's good at expression, or rather, since he was in a theater company since he was little, he's good at acting to express emotions through gestures. But I think I was really saved by meeting Kate, who tried to read words with her eyes, because she admired the screen and auditioned, but the results... were fujinaga who understood the frustration of not being conveyed. too many dramas on the 9th of the month!? This work is really wonderful. Just as Fujinaga, who knows the painful feelings that can't be conveyed through acting, was saved by meeting Kate, who tried to feel what she wanted to convey with her eyes, Kate also met Fujinaga and was saved a lot. Even though Kate is hard of hearing and has been trying to understand what she is saying by looking at her partner's mouth, she has given up after listening back and trying one more time. But Fujinaga won't give up on telling. Just like a matter of course. That makes Kate happy... no... happy... well... because she learned all of Fujinaga's sign language from Kate and memorized it in order to pass it on to Kate. Well, you'll love it. When Kate conveyed her feelings to Fujinaga in sign language... it was so precious that I burst into tears. It's been a long time since I read BL that purifies my mind. It's the best. As I read this story, I've come to think that not only the words I say out loud, but all the words I want to convey to the other person in any form are very precious. Also, personally, everything about Kate in episode 5 was so cute that she died. What a cute creature... I can't believe it. My favorite big dog has been embodied too much. A slight misunderstanding due to how they both think about each other? it's already really precious. Episode 5 also made me cry. Anyway, I really recommend it! I'm very satisfied even up to episode 5, so be sure to check it out...! I have no luck so far, but I don't need that!! It's so awesome.

This review contains spoilers. A story about students from the same university. Things they already create, such as Kate's smile or Fujinaga-kun's vibe, are precious, and it's so dazzling that they seem to be purified too ✨ BL is BL, yeah. That's because boys are in love. But not only that, I strongly felt that this is a work that I want people to read regardless of the comic genre, because there are a lot of important things, such as the exchange of people's hearts and feelings for the other person. The theatrical (stage) scene is wonderful, and the exchange of sign language is also interesting. Anyway, I would be happy if these two people could share their progressing days together as readers ♬ Tuku-sensei also reads “My Brother's Best Friend”. It's a work that also has the appeal of different characters ♬

This review contains spoilers. A work that warms your heart and makes you happy! The casual everyday lives of the two and how their feelings fluctuate within them are carefully depicted. It makes me feel like I'm watching a good Japanese movie. In the story, the attack of a deaf person and reception by the audience (actor) are not sound, but rather they communicate through facial expressions, sign language, and physical expression. This is the artist's drawing ability to express this in comics! expressiveness! They are expressive, and their body movements also have a sense of dynamism, and I am drawn into the worldview of these two people.

This review contains spoilers. ☆ 3.5 It was interesting because the story had a different atmosphere from a certain popular work. Volume 1 was slow paced for romance, but it was nice to have a style where you can feel the author's thoughts and commitment. I feel like they are making full use of expressions that are unique to comics. I think I'll buy a sequel if I get a chance.