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Listed at Overload Scans' website as "dropped": JA – Joshi ni Yoru Agriculture Needs a translator. Batches: Ch.1-3

"Soon, Craw has set up a cafe for Mayple to run, where she can cook sweets and tea for everyone in town . . ." So, a kind of cross between "Saber Marionette J" and "Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou"? In any case, I'll have to give it a try, because the cover art is beautiful.

For all the excellent research done to make this accurate to the culture and period, there is a scene in which trees are being felled using Japanese-style pull saws with straight handles, instead of European-style saws. It was funny to see.

I've been watching a YouTube channel called "Food Ranger". This guy eats stuff along the Silk Road. Lots of pilaf and mutton, but in one episode, he is invited into a home to eat. It looks like Karluk's family home, with the wide covered platform where activities occur during the day, and the...

Woah! I never knew that there was such a . . . specialized tool for pulling off a fingernail!

I am reminded of "Taishou Yakyuu Musume" (https://mangadex.org/manga/15658). I'd only seen the anime, which was very cute.

Nishikirenai commented: " Komi san in black clothes are just hggggngng " Yeah!

"somebody give me a like button for the comments please" YES. We really need a way to grade comments. A star system for the different manga would also be good. (Komi Shuuko is a blast, too. Who knew she was kind of a delinquent in her high school days)

This manga is incomparably good. I am grateful to see it available here. Thanks also for the Patreon link. I'll sign up to subscribe to the 'official' release as well.

This story is starting to bug me, some. The modern sailors are allies of the United States. They should know enough history to have heard of the atrocities committed by Japan in China and Korea, including 'research' in bacteriological warfare and sex slavery. I realize that Japanese schools...

I am so glad that this is being carried here! It's an unexpectedly fun and sweet story. I mean, it's hard to explain to others: "Well, there's this woman who has a dry cleaning shop . . ."

Thank you for posting. It certainly is strange and dark. My impression of Japan, from manga and the press, is of an orderly and peaceful society. There is also a strong sense of intolerance, according to some other accounts about life there. But there is a level of underlying violence and...

Really sweet. Some bitterness, but resolves sweetly. Also, she is a cute little girl. Why is there no way to leave a rating?

I know nothing of this manga, but that cover picture is really cute.

Thank you. It's good to see this hosted here.

Really cute! I just read the first one, and it's very sweet and fun.

Panino: Thank you for the definitive answer on the English-language scanlation.

Chapter 35 shows rolled up documents stored in pigeonholes. This is a great detail for the scene. Today, we store documents flat in file folders, but for centuries, documents were rolled and pigeonholed for filing. It is a testament to the artist's background research that this is shown properly...

Thank you for making this available. It's a cute and delightful story, and somewhat informative as well.

Here's a bit of perspective on the wedding of our favorite twins: "And then there is Tajikistan, a small central Asian nation that could adopt many monikers — Country of Beautiful Mountains, Realm of Terrifying Roads, and, best of all, Land of the Unibrow."...