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There are lots of great anime in Japan.
But which one is great for anyone?
One of my answers is “Vinland Saga”

Amazing story, powerful battle scenes, and their words.
Everything is perfect.
I am a man, and I want to live a cool life like them.
Lots of attractive characters in the story.

The story takes place in the 10th century and is about the Vikings.
... It is based on a real person.
The fictional character, Askeladd, adds spice to the actual story, making it a profound tale.

What makes it interesting to watch,

Attack on Titan
Golden Kamui
Kingdom

If you like them, you will surely be hooked.

Amazing story with great animation by WIT studio.
The scenes are great. Amazing Sakuga!

I especially want you to watch it after episode 18.
The momentum from episode 18 to the last episode is amazing. There was no time to stop watching.

I bought all the volumes on Kindle after I finished watching Season 1.

Finally, there are many great lines in this film.
The key phrase is “本当の戦士（a true warrior）,” as Thorfinn's father, Tolles, said.

”戦士に剣はいらない（A warrior does not need a sword.）”

What is a warrior, and what did Toles and Askeladd live for?
What was the SAGA (story) for them?
What is the meaning of human life?

This work is not only cool, but also thought-provoking.
A work that makes you want to work harder in the present.
That is VINLAND SAGA.

Did you enjoy the anime?
Then, you should definitely check out the manga!
It's so gripping that you won't be able to stop reading.

I revisited the manga with Kindle and Jump+（Manga+ JP.ver), and I was hooked again.
The story and characters are amazing.
The 11 episodes of the anime just aren't enough.
And the best part? You can read it for free with Manga+!
If you're a fan, don't miss out on this.

... And this manga is a good way to know Japanese Idols and entertainment culture.
Akasaka Sensei's coverage is amazing or realistic.
While enjoying the manga, you can also learn more about Japan.

Do you know the book "Kaguya-sama"?
It's made by Akasaka Aka Sensei. He also made "Oshi no ko". He's a genius!

"Kaguya-sama" is very funny.
It tells the story of two people in love. But the first one to say "I love you" loses. This funny idea is used in all 28 books.

How did he make it? I was curious about his work style.
Akasaka Sensei's way of making manga is very smart.
He seems to use post-its to organize his ideas.
It feels like he's a business person. He uses many funny ideas and stories in his interview.
...
Anyway, my fav character is Miyuki's dad. I really want to watch his YouTube channel...lol

This manga is well-known.
But if you haven't read it, you should. You won't stop laughing!
It's a very good book.

This Anime and Manga is a touching story that makes many people cry. The beautiful drawings are made by the talented Shinkawa Sensei.

The story uses the word "Kimi," meaning "you" a lot. This word is special in Japanese and shows a deep bond between the characters, Kaori and Kosei. Reading in Japanese will give you the real feeling of this word.

Shinkawa Sensei's smart writing makes this story amazing. Reading it may even inspire you to learn Japanese.

This Manga also teaches us to live life with passion, shown through characters like Kaori and the young piano players. This masterpiece is worth reading, so please check it ... out!

This anime can't watch without crying.

This anime is not just about love.
It also helps us think about how we would live if we knew our time was limited.
The art and music in the show are very beautiful, which makes the story even better.

In the anime, two words are very important: "Kimi" (You) and "Uso" (Lie).
They are used a lot in the story and make it more interesting.

So, if you haven't watched "Your Lie in April" yet, you should definitely give it a try.
... It's a wonderful story that can make you think and feel a lot of emotions.

After you watched this anime, please read Manga too.
It's also a masterpiece.

"Hikaru no Go" is a manga that's been around for over 20 years. But it still feels fresh and exciting today. The drawings and stories are still amazing.

I just started reading it and I wish I had done so sooner. At first, I wasn't interested because it's about 'Go (碁)', a game that older people often play in Japan. If you haven't read it because of that, I hope this review will change your mind.

This manga is very inspiring. It's about Hikaru, Toya, and many young Go players. Seeing them grow and improve makes me want to try new things too.

Reading this manga makes me ... feel like I should stop making excuses and start doing more.

The drawings in this manga are really good. The Go boards and Stones and the characters' fingers are drawn in detail. You can even tell who a character is just by looking at their hands. This shows how much respect Sensei has for the game of Go.

My favorite character is Kurata. He's a bit full of himself and says what he wants, which can make him seem like a kid at times. But that's what makes him so interesting.

"Hikaru no Go" is not just about a game. It's a story about growing, trying hard, and following your passion. Even if you don't like Go, you might still enjoy this manga. It's inspiring and fun to read.

I am a big fan of Higashimura-sensei. Her funny jokes and beautiful pictures make this manga one of my favorites. But, it might be a bit hard for fans from other countries. You need to understand some Japanese to get all the jokes.

The title, 'Tarareba', is a good example. It is a mix of two words, 'Tara' and 'Reba'. Both words mean 'if' in English, but also stand for 'Pacific cod' and 'Liver' in Japanese. The characters and the story come from this mix of words.

But don't worry if you don't know much Japanese. The story is really good. It's about people who wish they ... could change something or want to start something new. I really like the character Key (Kagitani). His words always touch my heart and make me want to do my best.

Even though there are only 31 episodes, every single one is great. You will find:

・Interesting characters
・A story you can connect with
・Lines that make you think

If you're interested in Japanese, or if you ever wanted to change something in your life, I highly recommend this manga. It's more than just a book, it's a journey of emotions and dreams.

This book tells the touching story of Akiko Higashimura Sensei, a well-known Manga-ka in Japan. She's famous for fun and cute works like 'Kuragehime' and 'Tokyo Tarareba Musume'.

But this book is different. It's a deep and emotional journey. It's about how Higashimura Sensei became a Manga-ka, and it's a story that made me cry.

A big part of her story is her painting teacher from her hometown, "Hidaka Sensei". His role in her life was so moving that I couldn't read without tears.

If you like Higashimura Sensei's work or are interested in Manga-ka, you should read this. It's a story of her life and how she ... became a Manga-ka. It's a heartfelt, emotional book that's worth reading.