People who read Kakukaku Shikajika

Acel ✩〜

Read one volume loollllll ill continue it later

Kittykatreader93

mai

it was a really, really wonderful story. i think this manga is a love letter for sensei. not romantic love, obviously, but the love she had for her teacher. very beautiful.
also, while reading this manga, it made me yearn to live in the countryside of japan yet again. i wonder if my life were to be depicted in an autobiographical manga, then where would i be right now? what part is my story at right now? anyways, it's that kind of manga that makes you feel weirdly nostalgic, that makes your chest feel tight and warm. i really enjoyed it.

mika

This manga was so sad, and really touched my heart. Even if she didn’t get to talk to Sensei, I bet he would so proud to see this work.

mari ♡

so cute!! autobiography manga of the mangaka of princess jellyfish

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Dropped

dezaki

one of the best manga that made a big impact on me :') i can really relate to this as an artist and i wish i would've also had someone close to look up to just like sensei :' )

saraz

I'm crying so muh she taught me a lot about life and I find this to be my most favorite manga i have ever read.

yosoki

I'm crying rn. This manga is full of emotions.It's a masterpiece.Thank you author for introducing us your sensei.He surely was an incredible person since I myself got attached to him in these 35 chapters. You made me wish if I had someone like him in my life who would guide me and encourage me.I also loved how the author didn't shy away from facing her regrets and past mistakes because she was young and in a hurry to make her dreams true. I will say it again this a masterpiece.

A_San

100% recommended if u feel like ur life is aimless and depressing

Azurethereal

34 fin

usachanman

After I read this manga, I realized that I have read a lot of trashy stories. This is so beautiful, I cried at the last two chapters T A T This manga kinda made me regret a lot of things I did in my life but it also made me motivated.

koka

yes this is real life perfectly described here...

tealilie

tEARS ;A;
This story was so relatable and important to anyone who is interested in art

thewanderer222

really this was a shock, i'm a university student and kinda not doing anything but i don't know why and for acting so shitty i'm really mad at myself really i'm killing my own future myself, but damn this manga is sooo good

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im happy i read this i think it is something that will stay with me for a long time

Hide

Fascinating read. I too was born in the same year and can really relate in terms of how quickly college years passed without accomplishing much. Don't recall much of first few years of work either. Her autobiography takes you to the past and cherish, be thankful of people you have met. At the end, I am envious of the author taking a career as creative as writing manga. I wish I could work to make people laugh, cry and think like she does.

xydian

I CRIED SO MUCH OH MY GOD.
This is such a good (and very sad) story.
Also if you re-read Princess Jellyfish (or any of her work) you can see the influences of her sensei.

kahiry

this was like a kick in my... i was doing nothing for my life during the past two years. and now, because for this an a bunch of more reasons, i feel like i can finally face my fears. i stopped drawing 7 years ago, when entered to college, but it's never to late... right, sensei?