Quite cute.

Inspiration is too dangerous.

It can’t be helped if it’s inspiration…

What is this…?

>>6

A special feeling of power

Well, there’s nothing to say.

I was dressed in a ballet costume for inspiration.

What is it…

Is this manga available in digital format…? Should I buy it?

>>13

Is it out!?

I was doing such a hard serialization in the second grade of elementary school…

A manga that makes me too curious about whether it ends properly with a happy ending.

I can’t see, and I’ve injured one leg, so it’s quite dangerous.

It’s a grade-level magazine… I’m surprised.

Some of the things published in the grade-level magazine are not really intended for that grade level, you know…

There are both sides that are understandable.

Mom has fallen down again…

You keep sticking weird panels everywhere!

Dead!?

Isn’t it too harsh!?

Is it some kind of experiment to instill a warped habit in elementary school students?

Please wait.

Isn’t Kasumi-chan’s life too hard?

Mom, what is it? Just be quiet…

Show me the part at the beginning that helps!

The product that introduced the trend of sports roots to ballet.

If the e-book is out, can I request more details?

Fette really hit the spot for me.

Incredible… I don’t understand anything…

https://bookwalker.jp/de9be96653-3de0-4d47-81e2-ddfacf642ddb/

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The text appears to be a single Japanese character that does not convey any specific meaning on its own.

>https://bookwalker.jp/de9be96653-3de0-4d47-81e2-ddfacf642ddb/

I thought it was expensive, but it has 726 pages…

>>39

The foreword is not by the author.

It’s a manga from 60 years ago.

I’ll buy it during the next sale…

Is this a ballet manga…?

What the hell is Mom…?

So they were issuing a million copies back when I was in elementary school…

>https://bookwalker.jp/de9be96653-3de0-4d47-81e2-ddfacf642ddb/

The category is not manga, but an art book…

It didn’t work.

What kind of sensibility does one need to write this?

It was available on Kindle Unlimited.

>>52

I’m glad I made the unlimited choice for the first time…

They are completely here to make us laugh.

>>53

There were quite a few comics like that in the grade school magazines.

Stop only posting the pages that catch your eye!

I think that connects to the surrealism, but in reality, the painting is incredible.

Ballet is scary.

What kind of crisis will come this time? I think we can make a quiz out of it.

Let’s at least maintain some basic consistency…

Buried alive…?

Is this the source material for Koitofukumaru’s shoujo manga parody?

>>64

I thought the same thing.

It’s the ugly girl’s jet stream attack…

Huh? I’ve seen this before.

Don’t get close to death like in Otokojuku.

The fact that the direction of the crisis is seriously a life-threatening one is terrifying.

It was said to be the origin of rollercoaster dramas.

Certainly

If I had read this in elementary school, I would definitely have gotten hooked.

Well, I really think the picture is beautiful.

What an amazing title…

Isn’t this a collage by someone unnamed?!

The cliffhanger makes me want to buy every issue.

It wasn’t to this extent, but there were outrageous ballet manga serializations in school magazines up until the early Heisei era.

In the manga I was reading, if the heroine gets stranded in the snowy mountains and is freezing in a mountain cabin…

The boyfriend who came to help ended up with frostbite and had to have one leg amputated, resulting in a bittersweet ending where he couldn’t become a ballet dancer.

A crazy performance from 60 years ago.

Next time, it’s going to be even sadder, so I’m tempting you with that.

I know that doing this kind of thing is popular…

The essence of shoujo manga is unhappiness.

Chiba Tetsuya would get annoyed and instigate fights.

>>81

Then, I received a fan letter from a girl reader saying that she felt refreshed! That’s nice, isn’t it…?

A fun comic like this from 60 years ago…?

Life Hack Star

Shouldn’t we take Dr. Iru Tani to the hospital?

It’s not like some imaginary mom from a thread has appeared; it’s more like a new-type instinct that the real mom has come.

>>85

It’s really amazing… inspiration!

Ballet is tough, isn’t it…?

Repeating cliffhangers in shoujo manga!

I used to see a collection of images highlighting the points of critique for this, but I wish I had saved them…

It’s too much of a cliffhanger.

I wonder if there haven’t been any complaint letters to Teacher Tani…

Please support me.

What is this, rolling dice to decide the outcome?

I never thought of the idea of personifying inspiration…

It’s the same with picture books.

When you’re a child, you enjoy it normally, but as an adult, you wonder, “How did they come up with this absurdity?”

Because it was a time when entertainment itself was not refined and was overall chaotic…

Thank you for reading this manga.

That expression is slowly becoming interesting.

It’s great that you’re teaching elementary school students polite language!

A style that doesn’t think about the next thing.

I wonder if it’s like Oshi Shi Mask.

Kasumi-chan, you’re already falling apart…

Were kids back then adrenaline junkies?

Reading stuff like this will make you stupid.

“You can finally see Professor Tani up close.”

Bobobo might have rather revived the vibe of this era.

A mom going out in full gear with a tutu on a snowy day just because she felt inspired might be popular now.

It’s not the kind of strange behavior that can be summed up with just a word like “inspiration”…

They numbered the panels, showing consideration for children who are reading manga for the first time…

Isn’t the bullying awful?

The quality of the content’s vibe aside, the artwork is super amazing!

In the latter half, Kasumi-chan becomes an incredibly beautiful girl.