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[DeepL Translation - needs review] Volume 1: Transferring from Reiwa to a Taisho era girls' school! One day, a high school girl, Tsumugu, is knocked unconscious by an earthquake, and when she wakes up, she finds herself in Ginza, Tokyo in the 10th year of the Taisho era. With nowhere to go, she is rescued by the duchess Itsuki, and together with her, she is sent to a girls' school. What will happen to the future of a girl who has drifted to a faraway time...? The long-awaited first volume of...
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Page Count:
120
ISBN:
4832271997
ISBN13:
9784832271999
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(3.75/5)8 ratings3 reviews
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Jintorsays
July 22, 2024
A fun dive into taisho-era vocab and thinking with the usual manga time kirara-style 4-koma all-girl pseudo-yuri tropes. I enjoyed this one but there was a lot of old-timey vocab usage (and more importantly modes of thinking, specifically around education, social roles etc) that might not get as much play in more modern series.
seanbluesays
October 6, 2022
This manga is set in the Taishou era, so it occasionally uses words, kanji, and even kana that aren't used much in the modern day. These don't appear that often, so this increases the difficulty a little, but not significantly. More of a factor in the difficulty is the historical references to how social structures were set up in this era, specifically around 五爵.
Other than the setting, the manga is fairly standard for a Kirara series. I would say it leans into drama a little more than most K
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Cute girls + references 100 years ago
Comedic tropes. Entertaining when reading once in while. Language isn't really difficult. Signs and labels are written RTL or using old Kanji forms sometimes.
References on the last page, including that エス. Some real places too.
It turns into a nobility drama as the story goes on.