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If you are like me, who have read a fair share of manga, but got increasing disappointed with repetitive tropes in most coming of age manga these days, look no further. This mangakan has proven herself to be a master in storytelling and character development. It is clear that she respects the...

this manga has achieved feelings that many manga tried for chapters but failed

@kiigu totally agree with u here about Non challenging herself. Maybe Harem Kon was too much of a fan service to male audiences so she decide to do the opposite?

hanging out with a cute girl out in the city at night sounds so fun and romantic. Would have started dating already tbh

Legit thought Noda was gonna get killed by hooded guy on pg12. Author tricked us

Fantastic read. What a breath of fresh air from typical tropes. The setting is 14 to 15 years old, so don't expect crazy intimacy. Instead it focuses on little things that middle school kids do (in a heartfelt, non boring way) and it really made me missed my former years

aww man!! i would have chicken out when i hit a tourist

lol don't confess on your first day it will be awkward... good medical advice there

wtf, that's so wholesome

ah man, i remember the days when hugging was enough

for a man (boy?) that is way shorter than his gf, he's showing a lot of confidence

The loneliness and uncertainties about the future were depicted quite well here... but why ends with Maki awkwardly sticking out her butt?

like feeding a stray cat...

like how the mangakan keep small details like waiting for postman

That's so nice of them to 'return' the money to the shrine rather than keeping it

Girls: "Let's hang out at my place, have snacks together, talk about boys and make up" Boys: "What are we doing?" "I dunno"

purikura (プリクラ) refers to a photo sticker booth or the product of such a photo booth.

@Ianstefan agree, really tired of those usual anime tropes

I like how the comic depicts the little inconveniences she has in life. Make her feel like a real person

that store looks like Muji