I wonder why none of her newer works have been translated (https://www.mangaupdates.com/authors.html?id=2272). But I don't know enough Japanese to know if they're yuri or not.

If anyone is interested in editing works by Takeuchi Sachiko (or other comic essays with queer characters), please let me know! It would be cool to work on more, but finding staff can be a problem.

The artstyle is funny. Nice

I've learnt so much. I only wish to hear the point of view of masako

I felt sad.geez... there is still a possibility that both of you can be reunited as lovers again.

https://odorunara.com/2013/02/15/surgery-aftercare-dont-ride-the-elephants/
This kind of helped me get over honey & honey ;w;

https://odorunara.com/2013/02/15/surgery-aftercare-dont-ride-the-elephants/
This kind of helped me get over honey & honey ;w;

According to this she also breaks up with Kai, correct?

Has there been any work on the later books that she put out?

Man that's really fucking depressing

This series is like a little time capsule of 2000s LGBT life in Japan, especially the chapters covering the 2006 Tokyo Lesbian & Gay Parade (now called the Tokyo Pride Parade) and the Tokyo International Lesbian &Gay Film Festival (now called Rainbow Reel Tokyo) also held in that year.
As far as them breaking up in the end like that yeah it's a bit sad but also very realistic, break ups happen, but I'm glad they were able to remain friends.