THey appear to be interlinked with references to other characters in the other stories.

If I had to pick the best drawn chapter within this manga, it would be Canno's first, Kawauchi's second, and Nega's third. Chapters (1), (3), (2), respectively.

Content-wise, I think the stories only get more satisfying as it continues. Canno's is a good opener and introduces the change of eras along with the ongoing theme of gay women speaking with straight women. Nega's, while the art is a little hard to follow, has stronger yuri themes and, in my opinion, has a more sympathetic protagonist. Kawauchi's is the most satisfying with plenty of nostalgia and happy but bittersweet feelings throughout.

The best word to describe this anthology: hope.

This was interesting. Extremely niche. Honestly I only found much interest in the last story. Most of it was just depressing.

Justice for the second one please!

Nothing to do with the stories (or maybe there it does), but I really enjoyed reading the postscripts. You can feel they're all just a bunch of friends who love hanging out and drawing together… it's kinda heartwarming. ^^ I almost want to play Mario Party with them.

I prefer the last one but hope for the other two to find their lover ⸜(* ॑꒳ ॑* )⸝⋆*

All three are fantastic and attempt to capture the change in how Japanese culture and institutions view gay people in the previous era and as the era turns. Read them all. Top yuri.

Content-wise, I think the stories only get more satisfying as it continues. Canno's is a good opener and introduces the change of eras along with the ongoing theme of gay women speaking with straight women. Nega's, while the art is a little hard to follow, has stronger yuri themes and, in my opinion, has a more sympathetic protagonist. Kawauchi's is the most satisfying with plenty of nostalgia and happy but bittersweet feelings throughout.

The best word to describe this anthology: hope.

After reading through it, I gotta agree. All three stories go really well alongside each other. As individual oneshots, maybe not all of them are a hit, but side by side they have a really nice flow.

I'm not Japanese and I never understood the era stuff when this hit the news but I think the message of this anthology can still be understood. Growing older, things changing, etc. Really nice. And as always, I'm a fan of nice friendships between gay women and straight women.