#Hamuro Kei

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Tsurezure Biyori, volume 3

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Read of Our Wonderful Days 3 by Kei Hamuro (2019) (167pgs)

Translated from Japanese

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Media Thread 2024 - Part 15

Our Wonderful Days

By Hamuro Kei

A warm nostalgia. The beautiful and detailed artwork. There's a certain groundedness and vulnerability to the writing and presentation. I was deeply invested in the characters and their relationships. I wish it was longer so I could have spent a little more time with them.

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Wonderful Days / Tsurezure Biyori by Hamuro Kei

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土室圭

徒然日和

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Our Wonderful Days | Tsurezure Biyori – Chapter 10

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It’s a dream.

Mafuyu X Koharu

《徒然日和》 Tsurezure Biyori

Artist: 土室圭 Hamuro Kei

Twitter: https://twitter.com/hamuro_kei

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This sweet new yuri manga series debuts in November. Two young women, once childhood friends, reconnect in the countryside...and new feelings emerge. 💕

Pre-order OUR WONDERFUL DAYS Vol. 1 in the RETAILERS section here!

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Tsurezure Biyori, volume 2

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Read of Our Wonderful Days 2 by Kei Hamuro (2019) (167pgs)

Translated from Japanese

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'Our Wonderful Days' is a really fun domestic series, and it all wraps up nicely in this third volume. We get to see the girls missing each other, and coming back together, and a really cute scene of trying to speak their love for each other. If you want to read something that feels like a warm, comfortable summer afternoon, this is a great series.

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Fourth Yuri Manga Sousenkyo: Fans Vote for the Best Yuri Manga

Yuri Navi, the Japanese site dedicated to Yuri news and commentary, announced the results from its fourth annual Yuri Manga Sousenkyo. The Yuri Manga Sousenkyo is a popularity poll held every year on Yuri Navi where Japanese Yuri fans could vote for up to three of their favorite Yuri series (as opposed to the five from previous years). Voting began on August 15 and ended on the 23. Because of the difference in Yuri works published and promoted overseas, only those living in Japan were eligible to vote. In total, over 3700 votes were cast.

The top thirty results from the fourth Yuri Manga Sousenkyo are below. Titles that have been published in English or that are set to be adapted into English are noted with the Publisher. Click on licensed titles to be navigated to an English storefront. Legally buying manga helps support publishers and creators.

30. Our Wonderful Days - By Kei Hamuro - 55 votes - Licensed Seven Seas

29. Warikitta Kankei Desukara - By FLOWERCHILD - 56 votes

28. Hello Melancholic! - By Oosawa Yayoi - 59 votes

27. Failed Princesses - By Ajiichi - 71 - Licensed by Seven Seas

26. If I Could Reach You - By tMnR - 84 votes - Licensed by Kodansha Comics

25. Teijin ni Agaretara - By Inui Ayu - 85 votes

24. Still Sick - By Akashi - 86 votes - Licensed by Tokyopop

23. Kiss and White Lily for My Dearest Girl - By Canno - 96 votes - Licensed by Yen Press

22. Doughnuts Under a Crescent Moon - By Usui Shio - 97 votes - Licensed by Seven Seas

21. Kase-san - By Hiromi Takashima - 98 votes - Licensed by Seven Seas (This is Kase-san’s first time outside of the top 10)

20. Kitanai Kimi ga Ichiban Kawaii - By Manio - 105 votes

19. Vampeerz - By AKILI - 114 votes - Licensed by Denpa

18. Yuri de Naru - By Naoimai - 130 votes

17. Otome no Teikoku - By Kishi Torajirou - 142 votes

16. School Zone - By Ningiyau - 144 votes - Licensed by Seven Seas

15. Futaribeya: A Room for Two - By Yukiko - votes 145 - Licensed by Tokyopop (Futaribeya was also 15th last year)

14. Koushin Koinuni Koibumiwo - By Tamasaki Tama - 148 votes

13. Lonely Girl ni Sakaraenai - By Kashikaze - 152 votes

12. Adachi and Shimamura - By Hitoma Iruma, Illustrated by Yuzuhara Moke - 162 votes - Licensed by Yen Press

11. How Do We Relationship? - By Tamifull - 168 votes - Licensed by Viz Media

10. Ichido Dake Demo, Koukai Shitemasu - By Miyahara Miyako - 171 votes

9. Fusoroi no Renri - By Mikanuji - 187 votes

8. A Tropical Fish Years for Snow - By Makoto Hagino - 199 votes - Licensed by Viz Media (A Tropical Fish Years for Snow was third place the past two years)

7. Hana ni Arashi - By Kobachi Ruka - 204 votes (Hana ni Arashi was sixth place the past two years)

6. Kimi ga Shinu made Koi wo Shitai - By Aono Nachi - 217 votes

5. Ame Demo Hare Demo - By Arata Iri - 233 votes (Previously known as Todo no Tsumari no Uchouten)

4. Yuri Is My Job! - By Miman - 250 votes - Licensed by Kodansha Comics (This is Yuri Is My Job’s third year in the top ten)

3. Citrus - By Saburouta - 315 votes - Licensed by Seven Seas (This is Citrus’ fourth year in the top 5)

2. Whisper Me a Love Song - By Eku Takeshima - 453 votes - Licensed by Kodansha Comics

1. Bloom Into You - By Nakatani Nio - 981 votes - Licensed by Seven Seas (This is Bloom Into You’s fourth year in a row in first place)

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Top Ten Favorite Manga Series

A follow-up on my Top Ten series: Manga! I have recently gotten into manga (probably over the pandemic), so I thought I would make a list here! This could totally change over time, because I still have a lot of manga to read (so many in my house!), but I thought I would start with these. So here they are, in no particular order! 

1. Ancient Magus’ Bride by Kore Yamazaki

This was really the first manga that I read that got me into my love for them. What intrigued me about this series was that it featured so much of English folklore (which is like my fave), and I loved all those details. That’s pretty much my main reason, all the mythology and folklore included in this.

2. Daytime Shooting Star by Mika Yamamori

This manga series is probably my guilty pleasure. Like, it’s not cool for a mid-20s teacher to be dating one of his teen students (I think she’s 15 or 16?), but I think it plays into that old mindset of when I was in high school and had crushes on teachers. So, it’s one that I don’t condone what the subject is about, but I can’t stop reading it because it’s like a soap opera. It finishes next month and I think I’ll be sad about it.

3. The Girl from the Other Side by Nagabe

One of my co-workers had ordered this book into our work, and I remember looking at it as I called her to tell her it had come in. And it just looked so damn interesting. So I picked it up and got so sucked in. It’s dark, weird, and so twisted. But I love it. And so does she, so we talk about it a lot.

4. Komi Can’t Communicate by Tomohito Oda

This series is just silly and fun and I love it. I was super shy in school growing up (junior high and up), so I connect with it that way. But I think the romance is adorable and the friendships Komi makes it just too cute.

5. Love Me, Love Me Not by Io Sakisaka

Oh the drama. Why do I love it so much? This series has so much drama and complications, and I live for it. It may sound silly, but I just do love it. The characters are fun and all the love triangles/twists are done so well.

6. Our Wonderful Days by Kei Hamuro

This series was recommended to my co-worker I mentioned before. We both gush over how wholesome and sweet it is. It made me feel so happy and comfortable and gah. So adorable.

7. Ao Haru Ride by Io Sakisaka

I flew through this series. Again, the romance and complicated characters and all the triangles and switch arounds. But I found it intriguing and fun, and I enjoyed it overall.

8. Flying Witch by Chihiro Ishizuka

This series is SO. DARN. CUTE. I love the main girl, and I love her family and all the witches that show up. I even bought the anime! I think it reminds me of Kiki’s Delivery Service, so it just awakens that soft spot in me.

9. The Witch and the Beast by Koutsuke Satake

It’s funny to be listing these, and to go from the sweet and adorable Flying Witch, to this one. Because this one is brutal and bloody and dark. But it’s another flipside to witches and such. I like the world and the characters, and the darkness surrounding it. So, so good.

10. Living Room Matsunaga-San by Keiko Iwashita

A few of my co-workers have read this series, so that’s how I came across it. And I pretty much feel the same about it with Daytime Shooting Star (since it is surrounded around a romance of an age difference), but it is just cute and I like seeing it unfold.

Runner Up: The Quintessential Quintuplets by Negi Haruba

I just started this series, but I find it pretty funny. I like all the sisters and this poor boy trying to work with them. It kicks on a funny aspect of my humor that I like to witness. So, I’m enjoying it so far.

You know... I notice a couple of themes of what kind of mangas I like.. aha. 

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Our Wonderful Days | Tsurezure Biyori – Chapter 10