If it’s a short story, then it’s the moonlit dress.

If it’s a long story, it’s a silver romantic… wahaha

I like the short story “Truth is Falling in the Forest.”

>>4

That’s nice, isn’t it…?

A person who draws surprisingly lewd pictures when taking it seriously.

It’s a short story collection, Freud 1/2.

A story about a girl who works part-time at a game company, the president there, and Doctor Freud, who has become a ghost selling lanterns in Odawara.

Let’s read Maple Chronicles.

I thought you were dead!

Katami-chan

It’s impressive how detailed it is, researching various fields like this even though it’s a shoujo manga.

It was one of its selling points, but as it progressed, it became too intricate and difficult to read in some parts.

I also like the mysterious mariner.

The laughing archangel is still bawling over the story of the teddy bear.

People who don’t know if it’s currently being serialized.

Bremen 2 feels just like the right kind of sci-fi, doesn’t it?

Hunger Demon of the Sky

I think only Izumi Kawahara could write a shoujo manga like a fictional forest, both now and in the future.

Do Androids Dream of Misty Blue?

I want to read more of “How Many Miles to Babylon…”

>>22

Wasn’t it finished with the bunko edition?

>>43

The paperback edition includes up to the concluding episode of the Borgia family.

In the paperback, it cut off at a part that was concerning, didn’t it?

>>54

Is it a paperback edition?

It would be helpful if it were available as an e-book.

>>61

I found it while looking at Kindle.

Moreover, currently there is a 30% points cashback offer.

>>73

It’s amazing that a book from several decades ago is still available; I’m really grateful.

I love all the works included in “Beautiful Fruit.”

I like the nobility of the earth.

China’s vase and Freud 1/2

In other words, everything from back then was a hit.

The relationship with the Chinese vase is nice, isn’t it…

Chinese pots are good.

Despite its comedic tone, it often depicts lonely endings.

I also like series that have ◯◯.

Is it still on hiatus?

From now on, I will become a samurai, but I have memories of being in the middle of it.

The little people are making a fuss.

I also like the fool’s paradise.

>>30

Is it Mr. Anrakushiro from the Japan Farm?

>>42

Euthanasia of Japanese encephalitis!

>>42

The text looks too bad…

The scene where the medalist sees the dog and comes up with a technique reminded me of Silver’s romantic moments.

The phrase “Every night the moon grows fat” is vivid, even though I can’t remember the title of the boy’s work where he dances in a dress made of curtains.

>>32

Wasn’t it exactly a dress for a moonlit night?

>>32

It’s a dress under the moonlight.

I’m possessed by the appetite demon of the sky.

Look at the essay on fish market fried food.

https://www.kibun.co.jp/brand/uogashiage/manga/index.html

I love it when both handsome men and beautiful women make expressions like in the thread image.

In all the works, the depiction of relationships is generally incredible, and the way they maintain a distance that doesn’t lead to an easy outcome is impressive.

This is the first time I’ve seen this person’s thread.

The fruit of beauty is good.

I can’t remember the title of the story about the rancher and the young lady.

A story in which cows and horses play active roles.

>>40

Nobility of the earth, perhaps.

Line-symmetrical twin calves

I also like the paradise of fools.

Laughing in the Koshien sky → Maple War Chronicle, etc.

“Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? → Bremen II is good to read in that flow.”

VandeMier’s backlash from the grape month is good too.

I love the story about how I was sticking my hand in a warm puddle, and when I finally decided to leave, it was so cold that I ended up being late.

The paperback edition has been expanded, but it still feels like it’s not quite complete…

In the climax scene of “Silver Romantic,” the absurdity of Ivan, the fool, sitting in the audience in a full-body suit while crying is burned into my brain and won’t leave.

>>51

Why are you here in a place like this?

>>52

I love that the last scene is the scoring part.

The lord lives in a castle in the sky.

I think it should be adapted into a visual format more, but there really isn’t much at all…

>>56

Live-action adaptation? What are you talking about?

After reading Medalist and then reading Silver, I can’t help but laugh at how much the two main characters are like monsters.

I somewhat like the scene where the siblings walk together in the live-action film.

I’ve injured my dominant hand, and it seems I’m bad with machines, so the digital transition isn’t going well, and it’s disheartening and sad for the new work.

I like elements that appear across different works.

St. Michael Academy, Akio Yoshida Domain, and Anata Ana.

Maple War Chronicles could be quite a catchy sports story now… or maybe not…

I still remember the parody of “Is it here yet, is it here yet – I wonder if Gakken’s aunt is here yet.”

The additional episode of the Laughing Archangel hasn’t been turned into an e-book yet.

>>67

There are additional episodes.

I didn’t know.

>>87

It seems that a definitive version was released on paper, depicting what happened to the three people and one cat afterward.

>>93

I wondered what “one” referred to, could it be Damien?

>>93

Oscar is attached to the servant.

Kenshiro’s brother kicked the matchmaking partner and became immoral.

The Koropokkuru continued to stick close, comforting the teacher who was in despair and feeling down.

The story of Damian, who encounters a trio that has aged without realizing it and comes to understand the concept of time.

>>107

In the paperback edition, it was written in just one page of text, but it has been adapted into a manga.

I remember reading this.

>>107

I don’t remember this…

>>121

Damien is not aware, but he has aged.

The person thinks they are usually extorting lunch boxes from the students.

In reality, I am in a situation where I am being pitied and given obento (lunch).

I met an elderly trio who were surprised that this guy was still alive.

The three-person group had their faces outside the frame.

I didn’t know that Zoroastrianism is quite a cult…

By the way, a teacher who has many children and gets involved with students gives off a certain impression…

>>69

It’s better than being with immoral siblings…

I mean, this person loves age-gap couples way too much.

>>69

The age gap is more accepted in shoujo manga… in the reverse situation as well…

I like the one about shogi and pumpkin in the short stories.

The title won’t come up.

>>71

Pumpkin plan?

>>76

That’s it! Thank you.

It might have been Go instead of shogi.

I feel sorry for the woman who keeps being rejected for arranged marriage meetings.

The line “The silver romantic is the last one so dazzling that I can’t see anymore…” alone makes my tear ducts loosen.

Silver romantic… wahaha

It feels just right since it’s a conversation about skating.

No, that girl’s lifting up the guy, and it’s crazy…

>>75

Powerful Composition!

>>78

The champion pair of the World Championship couldn’t do something like that… and it was a no-go.

This is a technique that requires strength even for men!

The immoral siblings are indeed immoral, but it’s hard to mock them too much for it.

Well, given that background, it’s something to cherish…

Rudolph…

Oharu-san…

There are countless works like the Hikaru Genji Project or shoujo manga.

Hikaru Genji was ridiculed and described as a laughing archangel.

A great angel that smiles honestly is fine!

How many miles to Babylon? It feels like we are going to a place that is so close, it’s almost like the foundation of FGO.

I really liked the scene where Dad pointed out that the pose you’re doing right now is incredibly tough…

What was the story about the high school girl who loves fishing?

>>91

Mysterious Mariner

>>96

Ah, was that the title?

I was mistaken thinking that fishing terminology would be included.

Prince Ichijin was quite an unpredictable guy who went to soaplands for interviews.

In other words, this Hakushon Daimaō ball is like a spell that consumes a lot of MP.

If it’s Dragon Quest, then it’s Behoimazun, if it’s Final Fantasy, then it’s Bahamut summon, and if it’s Shin Megami Tensei, then it’s Megidolaon.

Read the Leonard phenomenon.

The high IQ of the characters makes it enjoyable to read.

It’s not quite to the point of depression, but it’s pretty serious after that, isn’t it?

I love the Appetite Demon series.

Especially the one with the fruit.

>>99

The one with the applejack?

>>103

Maybe that.

I no longer have the book with me to confirm.

>>109

I’ll tell the occupying forces, okay?

>>109

Anti-war, the Self-Defense Forces are the enemy of the people～

>>109

It’s the one with the model and the Self-Defense Forces officer.

The one who pours maple syrup on apple pie.

Make sure to keep the collector’s edition of “Silver Roma” with “Laugh in the Koshien Sky.”

https://www.kibun.co.jp/brand/uogashiage/manga/index.html

Kibun’s official site is good.

The story of a former host brother who moved to Kagoshima, settled in the local area, and received the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Encouragement Award is great.

What was the title again…?

>>104

Isn’t there a mix of the paradise of fools and the nobility of the earth?

Gardening magazine “Hana to Yume”

>>108

Kind uncle: “I will definitely read it!”

Wasn’t there a digital version of the 20 years later story of the laughing angel?

That dog can detect nostalgic smells and aging odors from three people.

No, that’s wrong. It’s a fool’s paradise.

The Soviet Union has come!

It’s quite a sophisticated name for a fruit tree that a high school girl would give, “Fool’s Paradise.”

I’m starting to crave miso soup.

>>119

The sister who goes to break delicate glasswork by herself.

“Don’t make things that are fragile.”

>>128

I love how the word “that sister is clumsy” is just a bundle of words.

Sister… I don’t want to smell that scent anymore…

Pouring syrup over sweet snacks is quite something that the Self-Defense Forces do, isn’t it?

I don’t know how much research Ms. Carla has done, but…

There are three complicated stories related to fruits that affect appetite.

Now for the next news.

Regarding the Korean Air flight shooting incident

The Japanese government told the Soviet Union to apologize, but the Soviet Union is ignoring it.

I love Bremen 2.

I won’t eat peaches anymore.

>>126

However, we ate a lot of it.

>>130

I learned from this discussion that plants in the rose family are big eaters of nutrients…

I feel a sense of the times in flights via Anchorage.

Chinese pot lover

>>135

I’m here…

Taro is still here!

St. Michael Academy is one of the starting points of the world.

I think it’s good to start with the laughing archangel for now.

All the characters that appear have high IQ and education…

>>140

Even if there are fools, there are no truly foolish people.

There’s a sense of salvation and a high level of satisfaction even with a cynical ending.

A friend who buys a calf with their bonus, raises it, and buys a new car with the money from selling it.

>>141

And then my friend immediately scrapped it.

I learned how to read “Ibusuki” from this manga.

Laughing Archangel, reading it is definitely not a mistake.

What is a big egg?

They will draw the end card for “Despair Teacher.”

I think the Laughing Archangel is the best for beginners.

In the shojo manga, the protagonist turns around with a dried horse mackerel in their mouth.

>>147

A shoujo manga where the protagonists eat buns on top of a wall and chat about everyday life.

I was taught that when you are sick, you should just eat something.

>>148

Eat well when you’re feeling good.

Eat more when you are sick.

I wonder if there are still few participants in figure skating for mixed pairs even now.

Make it clear whether it’s archangel or arcangel.

Ah, the angel.

>>150

Laughing Archangel

>>154

Correct! Now, accurately answer the official title that was announced during the commercial for Hakusensha on All Night Nippon, which depicted Koshien players.

I wonder if I like that the truth is lying in the forest…

The rest is the March Revolution.

>>156

Isn’t it true that the boy’s mother cheats and goes to see the real father’s death, according to Mori’s truth?

>>164

The story is about a heroine who trips over a turtle in the forest where the truth is lying and ends up turning into a turtle.

I feel like my perception of shoujo manga has become quite distorted because the shoujo manga my mother had were works by Izumi Kawahara and the Leisure Club.

>>157

You’re the same kind of person as me.

>>157

Is it my mother?

>>157

Why are there four or five people like me?

>>157

If you combine Rinoko Sasaki and Yumi Tamura, you pretty much get my mother.

>>175

In our case, Tae Watanabe also belongs.

I started with the short stories, but if you’re bracing yourself to take in Izumi Kawahara from now on, you might be like a laughing archangel.

It seems that they were close friends, but their styles are too different.

The little people are making a noise.

This person is seriously funny in every way, so anything goes, but I still prefer the silver romantic… wahaha!!!

Wait, the ’24-year group’ is the classic path, isn’t it!

I realize that my perception of shoujo manga has been quite distorted by my exposure to the works of Izumi Kawahara and Noriko Sasaki.

My image of shoujo manga was shaped by this person and Rinko Sasaki.

I learned that tampons come with an applicator for smooth insertion.

>>172

Please remember that it was Hikari Ijuin’s father who developed that.

Could it be that it was the standard of shoujo manga for the nameless mother generation…?

>>173

The Flower 24 Group is relatively…

If we consider it the real-time generation, it would generally be around the age of seventy.

It doesn’t feel like it’s overwhelmingly productive, so if you want to read, everything is suitable for beginners.

Run out

My mother likes Izumi Kawahara, Jun Mihara, Yumiko Oshima, and Noriko Sasaki.

Moto Hagio

Keiko Takemiya

Yumiko Oshima

Yasuko Sakata

Izumi Kawahara

>>179

My mom is a fan of Ryo Ko Yamashita.

I hope you don’t forget Ikano Ren…

This person’s manga is quite ahead of its time, isn’t it?

>>181

The taste of reading this was completely different from the manga I had read until then, and I thought, “So this is what a smart person’s manga is like…”

There are more bitter ends than I expected…

There are happier endings for fools than I expected…

>>182

But overall, the aftertaste is good, right?

>>190

Good…

People who like Izumi Kawahara generally also like Yasuko Sakata.

>>184

Yasuko Sakata is really stylish.

What was the title of the farm story?

“I remember the line ‘My prince is riding a cow.'”

>>185

Nobles of the earth

>>188

Thank you.

Is this the story about the former host man that was mentioned earlier?

I read it because it happened to be on my father’s bookshelf.

>>189

There was a time when the atmosphere among otaku was strong with the feeling that shoujo manga is booming right now!

It seems that there were quite a few otaku girls who were influenced by Kawahara Izumi’s manga and tried to imitate that kind of speaking style back then…

Was it Yasuko Sakata that we were close with?

I heard that you were quite depressed after that person passed away.

>>196

I think it’s Jun Mihara.

It should be the teacher, for sure.

I feel intelligence from the fact that you’re probably reading a lot of books.

I quite like the president of “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?”

I didn’t expect there to be a sequel.

If you read Hana Yume, LaLa, and Wings from the ’80s, you can pretty much grasp the trends of that time.

Professor Kahara

I quite like Comet-san because she has charm as well.

For a while, I often saw lolicon manga thumbnails here.

It seems like there might be an anonymous special attack.