4/5 Stars (%80/100) After Sono Bisque, I've come across HoriMiya the anime, and quite enjoyed the show. The pacing definitely had problems, especially in the second half of the show but it was enjoyable nonetheless. For the last couple of months, these slice-of-life anime/mangas have been a treat for me because I get to get away from stress and simply enjoy the lives of the characters. I was curious about the ending because the show felt a bit incomplete so here we are. I probably won't review the following volumes, at least not right now. HoriMiya is about the lives of Hori Kyouko and Miyamura Izumi. Hori is a popular girl but works hard taking care of her little brother and doing housework while Miyamura is a shy gloomy type who is revealed to be a cool guy with tattoos and piercings. In this sense, I found this series quite similar to Sono Bisque. This volume serves mostly as an introduction to our main characters and their world. I have to admit even in the manga the pacing seems a bit off sometimes. However, thanks to the extra scenes, it is not that noticeable compared to the show. I'll definitely continue reading and so far, I'd recommend it to others.

Horimiya, Vol. 1Daisuke Hagiwara · Yen Press · 2015687 okunma

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