Perfect World

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  Posted by Readers in Japan

  Jul 16, 2026 (PST) | Translate to English
  沢山の人に届いて欲しい作品
  Works I want to reach a lot of people
  インテリア会社で働く川奈つぐみは、高校時代に片想いしていた鮎川樹と再会。樹は大学時代の事故で、車いすで生活する建築士になっていた。２０１４年から『Ｋｉｓｓ』で連載された作品で、ドラマ化と映画化もされた。一番印象に残っているのは、樹の褥瘡（じょくそう）のシーン。車いす生活で下半身の感覚がなく、背中の傷を見たつぐみ。その場面は、つぐみだけでなく読者にも、「恋愛」ではなく「生活」の現実を意識させる瞬間だったと思う。障害が感動の為だけに描かれたものではなく、恋をしながら現実に向き合う二人の物語。恋愛だけでなく、その先まで描いてる。読む人の立場や経験によって、受け止め方は変わる作品だと思う。他の作品同様、分かったフリや理解したつもりになるのは怖い。だけど自分の見方は少し変わったと思う。

  Kawana Tsugumi, who works for an interior design company, is reunited with Ayukawa Tatsuki, whom she had an unrequited love in high school. Itsuki was an architect living in a wheelchair due to an accident when he was in college. It is a work that has been serialized in “Kiss” since 2014, and has also been made into a drama and a movie. What left the biggest impression on me was the tree pressure sores (pressure sores) scene. Tsugumi didn't feel her lower body while living in a wheelchair and saw a scar on her back. I think that scene was a moment that made not only Tsugumi but also readers aware of the reality of “life” rather than “romance.” Disability is not depicted only for the sake of emotion; it is a story of two people who face reality while falling in love. It depicts not only love but also beyond. I think it's a work that changes how people perceive it depending on the reader's position and experience. Like other works, it's scary to pretend you understand it or think you understand it. But I think my point of view has changed a bit.

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  Posted by Readers in Japan

  Mar 15, 2026 (PST) | Translate to English
  考えさせられる
  It makes me think
  途中途中読むのが辛すぎて（泣きすぎて）、他のことをして気を紛らわしてからまた読む、という作業が必要なほど心に響いた作品です。私自身周りに全く車椅子に乗っている人や障害者がいないため、今作品で初めて知ることばかりでした。この作品はただのラブストーリーではなく、障害者をとりまく様々な困難や問題、社会問題にすら踏み込んだ学のある作品だと思いました。とても考えさせられました。

  It was a work that touched my heart so much that it was so painful to read it halfway (I cried too much), and it was necessary to distract myself by doing other things and then read it again. I myself don't have any wheelchairs or people with disabilities around me, so all I learned about it for the first time in this work. This work isn't just a love story; I thought it was a work of science that went deep into various difficulties, issues, and even social issues surrounding people with disabilities. It really made me think.

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  Posted by Readers in Japan

  May 18, 2025 (PST) | Translate to English
  やっぱり泣ける
  I can cry after all
  何か未購入のものないかと自身の本棚見てたらこれTVでしたなぁと何気に1話を読み返してみました。やっぱり何度見ても素敵な話だと涙が出てきました。

  When I was looking at my bookshelf to see if there were any unpurchased items, I thought this was TV and reread episode 1. After all, no matter how many times I watched it, I burst into tears because it was a wonderful story.

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