I love how the stories aren't as intense as what mediocre manga would've have. Thr first two stories were good, no doubt. But the 3rd story kinda hit me. I pitied the fact that not even the address was left for the sensei. But I love how he had faith with his student that he'll come back for the sensei when the sunflower blooms.
And it would've broke my heart if chapter 4 didn't have a continuation lol

... Last updated on April 9th, 2017, 7:51pm

Art is likable. Stories too short. Funny and sweet.
1st story; part timer x dog owner.... dog...i loved the dog!! XD and of course i liked the two boys too~
2nd story; kouhai x sempai....aaaaw so cute in love~
3rd story; teacher x student....kinda sad and sweet.
4th story; chef x waiter....so damn funny!!!!!~ idiots x) the H part was shot but hot!~....next chapter was about them=a bit of the past and then continuing~ anyway it was so so adorable <3 and the short extra at the end was baka and hot!!
5th story; photographer x model....this one made me speechless.

... Last updated on September 11th, 2015, 1:20pm

i'd been plowing through some mediocre titles lately and this has been a nice break in the norm ^^ really cute series of oneshots with a great slice-of-lifey feel and likeable characters!

i didn't care for the second story really, but i loved the first one and the childhood friends one. childhood friends always get me D: the other two stories feel a tad incomplete, but are still lovely and feel poetic and lyrical with their vague endings. like capturing a photo in a complex scene that only tells part of the story ;D anyways, good job sensei, i'll look into her other works!

The love interest's dog had me clutching my sides from laughing so much--this mangaka is fantastic! I'm so glad that I clicked on this. The stories are funny because the characters themselves are genuinely funny and cute and very slice of life-y.
If you're looking for serious character development, thou shalt look elsewhere! (But that's only because these are one-shots which--obvi--do not really allow for that) But these stories are well done and very REAL feeling.
I personally am a big fan of the Junko-esque style of art used.
I recommend this if you want cute funny one-shots that aren't super heavy on the sexin'

... Last updated on August 14th, 2012, 3:58am

I actually liked this, my favorite stories was Fifteen and Milk and Sugar. The art reminded me a bit of Ootsuki Miu, but it certanly had it´s own charm to it too.
Some of the stories could´ve been developt more instead of making more unnecassary stories like the one about the sensei or the Model.

I´m definitly looking forward to see more by this author, and this collection of stories is highly recommended.

... Last updated on January 7th, 2012, 11:18am

I agree with most of the other posts. This was a really nice collection of stories. I especially liked the first one (including the spinn-off) and the main story. One couldn't really consider them deep stories, but they were very entertaining.

... Last updated on January 31st, 2013, 2:40pm

Light, fluffy, cute.

The dog in the first chapter was adorable. I liked the childhood friends one, it was passionate and cute.The sensei one, meh. And finnally the one about the model i felt held the deepest feelings and was rather...interesting.

I never expected it to be this good - i read it in 2009 and its still stuck in my mind to the point that i have read it a fair few times more - the main characters are sooooo cute. i havnt read anything this good since: Tsuki ni Ichido no Omeshi Agari by Ike Reibun - i need more of this type of manga!

the stories weere nice, specially the second one was my fav, it made my heart ache a little at the end. The art reminded me a little of Kyuugou.
I wish and hope to read more works of this Mangaka, excellent, i just wish there was more, is the only thing.

I found this manga while searching up other works by the same mangaka. These short stories are permanently stamped onto my mind, I only regret not having find this sooner. The humor in some of these short stories are wonderfully integrated into the storyline without making it seem ridiculously out of place. The third story, which is the second most memorable one for me, seemed almost as if it was a song- and the ending is just great. If you haven't done so already, I'd definitely recommend this. Now, I can't read other mangas without comparing it to this one.