I’ve been reading this manga but it stops short in Volune 8 episode 58. I haven’t been able to find any more English versions of this manga and I’m getting really worried. I absolutely adore Koi wa Ameagari no You ni and I want to read more of it. Someone please light my way on where I can find and updated version of this. Thank you!

Read Watashi no Shounen (TAKANO Hitomi)

and the art was good too

age gap story like this always show us that love is a complex thing , like a labyrinth and in the end we will realized, love is simple, it is not about how people see us ,it is about how we see ourselves.

Has a realistic feel to it (at least as realistic as these kinds of manga can get). Like the main character has more depth to her than meets the eye and the manager isn’t a saint. Often times, I feel these types of manga go for the male lead as being extremely pure and noble. But the manager isn’t completely that. Noble, yes. Pure, no. I appreciate that reality.

... Last updated on May 28th, 2018, 6:15am

Age gap is one of my most sought after manga, but I feel like people who don't particularly care about it would still enjoy this.

The art style is great but the cover on this page initially turned me off. It looked too freaking sparkly and chipper- not at all like what the heroine is like. I wish manga would take more risks on portraying the covers better. Thank god I read a few reviews and decided to read it anyway.

The heroine is cool and stable, but she still feels human. She has bouts of depression, cheerfulness, and is very honest. No beating around the bush for her which is AMAZING. There's vulnerability in being honest, so I admire her very much for this.

The male lead is NOT a "27 year old hottie that looks 17 and acts 17" (though I am reading a manga that has this exact premise and I'm loving it because it's also a great comedy.) He's 45, a pushover, but honest in his own way. He KNOWS he doesn't have much to offer or have ambition, but he is kind and honest. My heart clenches for them both.

The story moves at a wonderful pace. It doesn't take 50 chapters to get her to confess. The things that happen along the way and AFTER her feelings are out in the open are... realistic. Realistic but with quirky, fun things also thrown in. It's such a good manga. I've only read up to Ch 51 but there is a lot left untranslated I'm looking forward to. I know I'm going to cry when it's over, and rearead it a hundred times.

I have never seen a live action adaption from a manga because I cringe at stuff like that... but my heart is weak against this manga. I'm seriously considering watching it, man.

This story has many possible arcs it could follow, but it's so well written and drawn that I think it can be trusted to handle whichever one it chooses well. As in very many manga there is a transgressive element here, a kind of element which the Japanese seem very good at inserting in their stories. The girl is a teenager and the man appears to be in his late 30s or early '40s. What seems, so far, to draw them together is that they're both smart, or at least given to thinking their actions out carefully and thoroughly.

I like Japanese transgressive elements like we have in this manga! I've heard it said that the Japanese are so obedient to all social rules in their real lives that the intensely need a bit of transgression in their stories in order not to feel entirely smothered by convention. Whether that's true or not, the small transgression here opens out the story and makes it likely that what happens in it will not be standard fare.

I look forward to the development of this plot far more than most.


[It's back in active scalation in early 2019!]

... Last updated on February 14th, 2019, 7:06pm

I'm a sucker for age-gap romance manga, so this story pulled me in from the start. It is about a teenage girl's crush on her much older boss, and although it's been done before, there is definitely something very unique about the two main characters and the story exposition. The art is beautiful as well and reminds me of 80s/90s manga!

Female lead: She's athletic and beautiful, sure. But, more than that she's inquisitive, strong-willed, and determined. She has a consistency about her that doesn't waver when something unexpected comes her way.



Male lead: He's not handsome, wealthy, or extremely intelligent per se. But, that's what makes him so interesting. He's fairly average. And that's okay because more importantly he's passionate about a hobby, hard-working, and kind. Sometimes these traits can carry people much further in life than money or beauty.

Highly recommended for fans of romance and slice-of-life!

... Last updated on July 25th, 2017, 7:28pm

The story is basically about a young teenage girls first unrequited love. It very sweet and pretty heart warming at times.

Great art, unique story, love the main character! Different from the typical shoujo fare. I usually can't stand romance manga cause they're all so tasteless and generic, but this is really a well done manga! Can't wait to read more!