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Seishun no Yamai wa  
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Description
1-4) Seishun no Yamai wa - (The Sickness in Youth)
Successful businessman Minato is haunted by erotic memories of classmate Matsumoto and a series of embarrassing incidents from his senior high years. When Matsumoto reappears in his life as a new business associate, Minato's ordered life is turned upside down.

5-6) Tengoku ga Mieru - (Viewing Heaven)
Sequel to Negai Kanae Tamae. Former bodyguard Kudo is harassed by a nosy thief while on a trip to Europe.

7) Good Night
Minato encounters a helpful English-speaking driver when he becomes lost on an overseas business trip.

Type
Manga

Related Series
Negai Kanae Tamae (Prequel)

Associated Names
青春の病は
Seishun no Yamaiha
The Sickness in Youth

Groups Scanlating
Half-Baked Scanlations
Nakama

Latest Release(s)
v.1v2 + Extra (end) by Half-Baked Scanlations & Nakama (1403d ago)
v.1 c.4 by Half-Baked Scanlations & Nakama (1422d ago)
v.1 c.3 by Half-Baked Scanlations & Nakama (1478d ago)
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Status in Country of Origin
1 Volume (Complete)

Completely Scanlated?
Yes

Anime Start/End Chapter
N/A

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User Rating
Average: 8.1 / 10.0 (106 votes)
Bayesian Average: 7.84 / 10.0
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Last Updated
December 26th 2011, 12:58pm PST

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Genre
Action  Drama  Yaoi 
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Author(s)
NISHIDA Higashi

Artist(s)
NISHIDA Higashi

Year
2007

Original Publisher
Houbunsha

Serialized In (magazine)
Hanaoto (Houbunsha)

Licensed (in English)
No

English Publisher
N/A

Activity Stats (vs. other series)
Weekly Pos #1044 increased(+462)
Monthly Pos #2514 increased(+714)
3 Month Pos #5236 decreased(-143)
6 Month Pos #5806 decreased(-110)

List Stats
On 144 reading lists
On 119 wish lists
On 374 completed lists
On 5 unfinished lists
On 113 custom lists

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 Not bad if it weren't for such open endings.   
Rating: 7.0 / 10.0
by Namiya
January 29th, 2013, 7:07am
I liked the title story a lot though I'm not satisfied with the ending.
Same with the side story of Negai Kanae Tamae, it just wasn't for me... I prefer a bit more stuff actually happening!
Also, while I'm that big of a fan of her art (especially since a lot of times the characters are cross-eyed) but it's fine after getting used to it.
It's not a bad manga at all, but it left me feeling indifferent as opposed to a good feeling when a manga has a satisfying ending to it.
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 Waah!   
Rating: 9.0 / 10.0
by shinobipopcorn
August 26th, 2012, 12:29am
Maybe I'm hormonal, I don't know, but the second story was really sad. I want to hug Kudo (even though he'd probably punch me). ^^;

The first story was good not great, but it was gorgeous. You'd think a yaoi with minimal sex scenes wouldn't work, but this one really does. I've read so many that relied on sex that this was a nice refresher. The author's sense of humor tops it off and makes it worth reading more than once.

Spoiler (mouse over to view)
Noooo! Kudo cut his hair at the end! :(
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 nice   
Rating: N/A
by jcie069
July 4th, 2009, 11:14am
this is my first time reading this authors story, and she is damn good! now this is my kind of story, less talk but the emotion are well drawn.

in sickness of youth i really didn't get the humor but it do give me a stir when the uke thinks he's losing the seme?im gonna spoil a bit they actually didn't have sex. this is all story telling type yaoi. (but i dunno if it will have continuation since its still ongoing) nevertheless its freakin satisfying.

as for the Tengoku ga Mieru, this is really great. but it doesnt have any connection to the first story. i don't care about that actually bigrazz coz its damn great it deserved to have its own name. get me? this will make you cry. this again doesnt have any sexual content in it.

now that i lay things theres no sex at all!ohoohoho but why the hell am i so satisfied? anyway guys you should try this out. your gonna miss out big time if you dont read this.
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 Wow!   
Rating: 9.0 / 10.0
by Derevex
February 22nd, 2009, 11:54pm
Like most of her other stories, she mixes in drama with a little comedy, and lots of good plot. This one in particular, although not fully scanlated, was plot.

The characters are all really likable, and you can connect to them; they're realistic, and think about more than just sex. As you continue reading, you'll want to read more and more. I'm reading Half-Baked's scans, and I shouted at the end of chapter two, wishing for more.

Give it a try if you like your yaoi with more variety, and your characters not as dumb as a doorknob; you certainly won't be disappointed.

Edit: for Tengoku ga Mieru;
This one was absolutely beautiful. I've tried on several occassions to finish Negai Kanae Tamae, another title from the mangaka, but couldn't do the the poor quality of the scans, but this story has made do so. Both Luke and Kudo are absolutely endearing; there's plenty of comedy going on, but the plot is still vividly there. I can't say much about it, or it'll be considered a spoiler, but I was pretty close to crying by the end of the story.

... Last updated on February 23rd, 2009, 12:34am
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 Chapter 1   
Rating: 9.0 / 10.0
by ZeroNine
January 3rd, 2009, 4:33pm
Just want to say that when I got to somewhere in middle of Chapter 1, I spat out my drink and laughed my head off.It's a tiny thing, but so funny. Nishida and Half-baked Scanlations are improving all the time. I really look forward to reading the rest.
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 One of Her Best Works!   
Rating: 9.5 / 10.0
by MightyMaeve
August 17th, 2008, 3:41pm
Original Comment (Posted May 8th, 2008) on Chap 5/6:

This story combines humour and tragedy with eloquence.
Humour: "I could receive just one kiss from you, Kudo san, then i'd find the strengh and determination to keep on living." -Luke "In that case, then drop dead." -Kudo
The way Luke kept bouncing back to light-hearted joker whenever he gets too close to his own heart was done with a powerful, deft hand by Nishida-sensei.

Updated comment on Title Story (Posted Jul 24, 2009):

This story had a realism 'feel' to it more so than a lot of BL. The illustrations complement this fact with their edge of masculinity, although still very pretty men. Nishida-sensei's drawing style stands out with such simple openness in close-ups for emotionally tense scenes. I find her work to be a mixture of Yoshinaga Fumi’s understanted story telling power, but with the melodrama of reliable BL emotional reactions. I kept flipping back and forth, back and forth, rereading scenes because I was on a wave that I wanted to keep on riding, or enough depth to the simple phraselogy that made me think, 'huh, wait a minute! That was surprisingly profound.'

And the ending was wonderfully woven together; a masterful tapestry and statisfyingly grounding and yet freeing with imagination.

... Last updated on July 24th, 2009, 1:09pm
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