Genres
Sci-Fi
75%
Content Tags
Iyashikei
100%
No Furigana
100%
Philosophy
86%
Rural
85%
Robots
82%
Episodic
80%
Seinen
80%
Work
68%
Mopeds
63%
Travel
63%
Family Life
53%
Motorcycles
37%
Nudity
25%
Level 21
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ヨコハマ買い出し紀行 1
Manga
volume 1 of ヨコハマ買い出し紀行
alternative titles:
Yokohama Shopping Trip 1, Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou 1
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Specs
Page Count:
212
ISBN:
4063145883
ISBN13:
9784063145885
For 14 volume series, see here.
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Reviews
(3.94/5)18 ratings3 reviews
Entertainment(4.33/5)
3 ratings
Language learning(3/5)
3 ratings
Belerithsays
December 1, 2021
mardisays
April 30, 2023
I read the 1st edition, which ends at Chapter 7.
Very gentle countryside cafe slice-of-life, pleasant vibes and lovely 90s art.
No furigana but if you're familiar with the kanji the dialogue is very simple and beginner-friendly, and there are many pages where there is no text at all.
Would recommend this if you're like me and you spent too much time on WaniKani so your kanji is way ahead of your grammar ability, or if you're looking for a quick and breezy read.
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Tags
Genres
Sci-Fi
75%
Content Tags
Iyashikei
100%
No Furigana
100%
Philosophy
86%
Rural
85%
Robots
82%
Episodic
80%
Seinen
80%
Work
68%
Mopeds
63%
Travel
63%
Family Life
53%
Motorcycles
37%
Nudity
25%
A pleasant enough read, but no wish to continue.
I have had this on my shelves since the early 2000s, when I bought it at a bookseller (probably the long-gone Sasuga Books) at an anime convention. My copy is from the original 14-volume edition, so the contents may not map 1:1 to the edition here on Natively. I do not believe the difference, if any, would change my review.
Twenty years or so ago, this book was extremely difficult for me due to the absence of furigana. When I returned to it in November of 2022, to my surprise and delight I was