Watashitachi no Tamura-kun (Our Dear Tamura-kun) is a sappy Slice of Life, Romance, Comedy, Drama that has the characteristic love triangle set-up, but it can be really absorbing and unpredictable.
Just like with your average romance manga of this calibre, the story is told from the point of view of your ordinary teenager named Yukisada Tamura. He becomes romantically involved with two very different girls, during two separate points in his school life and this eventually becomes a problem as the two separate relationships converge. The way the story’s told is rather captivating, because the reader follows the experiences of the protagonist. Seeing how he becomes
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 Alternative TitlesJapanese: わたしたちの田村くん More titlesInformationType: Manga
Volumes: 4
Chapters: 24
Status: Finished
Published: May 27, 2006 to Feb 27, 2008
Theme:
School
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Jan 1, 2009
Watashitachi no Tamura-kun is a light comedy/romance manga about Yukisada Tamura and his relationship with 2 girls in his life, Komaki Matsuzawa and Hiroka Souma. Read the synopsis for more details, :P
The mangaka does an excellent job delivering the story from beginning to end. Watashitachi no Tamura-kun is short and simple, yet has powerful, realistic characters that you can relate to. The story is simple and satisfying. There are no intricate branches of plot or created plot holes. This is a straightforward, romantic story about a small love triangle and the feelings associated with such things. Nothing great by itself, but with great character interactions and ... 
Feb 19, 2010
The story is quite good, in that the two female main chracters both have their respective deep problems, and the involvement of the male main character, who helps them get on with their lives despite those problems, along with help from side characters in the story.
The 4 side stories are also pretty good, and the 3rd extra chapter: Secret Melancholy was especially enjoyable, with some trademark terms from the original 20 chapter story. Story:8 The story was good in its description of sad events, but soemhow lack sophistication in the consequences of the sad events. For example, not much was shed on how Masazuka lived her ... 
Jan 1, 2012
Really everyone that likes a good romance story should read this! Really! The plot is not complex or anything, but the way the mangaka tell it, is just so amazing that it can get everyone to cry. The character development was really good, they overcome difficult situations and learn wit their mistakes. I had an amazing time reading this manga, while reading the last chapter, I eventually caught myself in tears because of the story. It's really amazing, and my score for this manga is a solid 10. Anyway, I recommend this for every single people that like Romance+School Life+Shounen. Thanks and I hope you
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Aug 30, 2020
Watashitachi no Tamura-kun is such an underrated manga. It is fantastic!
I found this manga because of the author of "Tiger X Dragon" and "Golden time", I really like the story made by this author and didn't deceive me at all! To be honest, the love triangle in this story is such a masterpiece, I know some people really don't like this ending and some really like it. The main character (Tamura, Yukisada) hesitated between 2 girls and he made his decision and gave up one of them. Many people think the main character is such a coward for making theses two girls sad but I think it's ... 
Jun 25, 2014
This manga was nicely written. It was not predictable and it didn't preach. The characters were flawed and real, made good and bad decisions and suffered the consequences. Being someone who had to go through similar situations and emotions, I thought those were played really well.
Up until the ending, that is. I found it quite cliché and unbelievable. I found it forced into the type of ending that would please the crowd and rather than the one which followed the storyline. It was like the mangaka felt the need to change the course of action too suddenly for me to be satisfied. Still, ... |
