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I am not really sure why I loved this manga -my ratings are not exceptional at all, and I couldn't bring myself to rate higher- but the fact is I did.
Akemi Takaido has a way to make even the most insignificant details interesting, and it's precisely because of them -be it a movement, a look, a smile, a silence- that substance and depth are brought to her characters. I found them interesting and anchored to reality, those colourful but bittersweet characters: "normal" jobs and lives, relationship problems, unrequited love, what path to choose... With, as usual, a very minimalist artstyle that fits the atmosphere.
Just a warning: if you're looking for a romance story, this manga is not for you. As hinted in the summary, Honda is torn between two men, and even if it's a comedy, it's still not the happily ever after kind of story. A slice of life story really.