Kui's third tankoubon, It has very wide range of genre and depth is differ by chapter but Kui still tries to throw some messages in most chapters. I don't feel reluctant of it but nevertheless that is too shallow and does not give enough time. The story ends when I start to think about something, so I just turn the page. If she truly wants to make readers think deeply, she should write stories longer than those super short stories. In spite of my harsh criticism, this book is filled with very originative and touching stories. 'Novel Dive' is best. It perfectly described progress of dreaming. If someone seeks a recommendation of manga, I'll recommend this book without hesitation.

This is a collection of funny, strange, clever and generally creative brief stories. It reminds of of Nichijou, but has a broader setting, which means you can never guess what the next story will be about. I loved it!

... Last updated on April 30th, 2018, 9:48am

If you're into quirky, creative, humorous and seemingly random plotlines with little bits of philosophy and social commentary thrown in in a completely non-egregious fashion, look no further than Hikidashi ni Terrarium.

... Last updated on January 13th, 2015, 11:14am