I wish more things like this were translated i really treasure stuff like this. thank you akiba detectives and sono

this felt so realistic. i really love it including the sculptures.

my tears that i've been holding escaped when Kiri said "I'm part of my sculpture."

lovely.

What a lovely story. I really liked the portrayal of how they give and take in their relationship, having boundaries and yet often being supportive and selfless. The panel where a younger Nacchan is in her classroom and looking at a desk with flowers on it is meant to imply that one of her classmates had died. Being back in Tokyo would probably bring up memories of that person.

This is adorable what the hell

I was around 17 when I read this for the first time, and now I'm 21, about to graduate from university. The story resonates with me even more, now that I'm in a long term relationship with someone, and we're in this period of transition and uncertainty.... I know that we'll both put the work in to try to stay together through this, but something about seeing the words please don't forget me really, really hit me like a truck