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すずめの戸締まり[Suzume no Tojimari] #3
Suzume, Vol. 3
Durante il loro viaggio attraverso il Giappone per inseguire Daijin e chiudere le porte lungo il cammino, Suzume è costretta a utilizzare Sota, ormai trasformatosi in una pietra di volta, per colpire il verme. Disposta a tutto pur di entrare nell’Altrove e riportare indietro il suo amico, Suzume si dirige verso la sua città natale, nella speranza di trovare un modo per salvarlo...
192 pages, Paperback
First published February 22, 2024
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April 8, 2025
The last volume is featuring lots of drama — to be precise family drama. Seeing how Tamaki is worried sick about Suzume and being mad for her not wanting to come home is something I totally understand. After all, Tamaki is just trying to protect her and help her grow as a fine young woman. They both struggle to understand eachother. I wanted them to understand and love eachother. Suzume deserves a loving family and so does Tamaki who cares so much for a child that isn't her own.
Daijin and Sadaijin look so cute, I surely do like these both. Also, when they become big, they look like giant lions and that looks wildly cool.
Overall, I'm glad that the relationship between Satou and Suzume never turned romantic as they are teenager and adult and that would be weird. I'm also feeling relieved that this story has a happy end, but to be honest I think we all knew that right? The author of Your Name has made another great story and I'm looking forward of reading any future books that Makoto Shinkai publishes.
Daijin and Sadaijin look so cute, I surely do like these both. Also, when they become big, they look like giant lions and that looks wildly cool.
Overall, I'm glad that the relationship between Satou and Suzume never turned romantic as they are teenager and adult and that would be weird. I'm also feeling relieved that this story has a happy end, but to be honest I think we all knew that right? The author of Your Name has made another great story and I'm looking forward of reading any future books that Makoto Shinkai publishes.
February 24, 2025
Aaahhh so good.
March 19, 2025
You don’t walk into Other for just anyone.
February 14, 2025
Après avoir fini ma lecture du second tome, je me suis aussitôt jetée sur le troisième et dernier tome. Hors de question de le laisser traîner dans m pal, j’avais très envie de découvrir comment cette histoire allait se terminer. Et bien je peux vous dire que je n’ai pas été déçue le moins du monde! J’ai même terminé ma lecture avec les yeux très très humides. Il va falloir que je regarde le film très vite, je sens que je vais pleurer devant ma télé!
Dans ce dernier tome, sur les traces de Daijin, Suzume et Sôta ont verrouillé les portes dérobées à travers le pays les unes après les autres. Mais pour contenir le cataclysme, Suzume n’a eu d’autre choix que de planter Sôta, devenu la nouvelle pierre de voûte, dans le Ver… Afin de libérer Sôta, désormais prisonnier du Monde Éternel, Suzume va devoir retourner dans son village natal, au cœur du Tôhoku !
Je trouvais que l’histoire s’intensifier au fur et à mesure que l’on avançait mais je dois dire que la tension est à son paroxysme dans ce tome ci! Il y a ce sentiment d’urgence que l’on ressent pendant notre lecture. Je n’ai cessé de me poser des tonnes de questions. C’était vraiment incroyable. Comme je le dis un peu plus haut, j’ai terminé ma lecture avec les yeux très humides. Impossible de ne rien ressentir! Ce tome est rempli d’émotions de toute part. La tante de Suzume m’a beaucoup touché. Elle m’a fait de la peine à un certain moment. Tout comme Suzume d’ailleurs. J’ai profondément aimé le lien que Sôté et Suzume ont su créer. C’est un lien si beau si fort et surtout si puissant. J’ai vraiment adoré les découvrir tous les deux. La fin est plus que parfaite selon moi, elle conclut parfaitement cette histoire merveilleuse qui nous a amené à traverser le Japon.
Je le redis encore une fois mais il va vraiment falloir que je visionne le film. Je sens qu’il va falloir que je prépare le paquet de mouchoir parce que je risque de pleurer un bon nombre de fois haha. J’ai passé un excellent moment avec ce manga. J’ai pris énormément de plaisir à découvrir cette histoire originale, drôle, touchante et si merveilleuse. Vraiment lisez le il en vaut tellement la peine!
Dans ce dernier tome, sur les traces de Daijin, Suzume et Sôta ont verrouillé les portes dérobées à travers le pays les unes après les autres. Mais pour contenir le cataclysme, Suzume n’a eu d’autre choix que de planter Sôta, devenu la nouvelle pierre de voûte, dans le Ver… Afin de libérer Sôta, désormais prisonnier du Monde Éternel, Suzume va devoir retourner dans son village natal, au cœur du Tôhoku !
Je trouvais que l’histoire s’intensifier au fur et à mesure que l’on avançait mais je dois dire que la tension est à son paroxysme dans ce tome ci! Il y a ce sentiment d’urgence que l’on ressent pendant notre lecture. Je n’ai cessé de me poser des tonnes de questions. C’était vraiment incroyable. Comme je le dis un peu plus haut, j’ai terminé ma lecture avec les yeux très humides. Impossible de ne rien ressentir! Ce tome est rempli d’émotions de toute part. La tante de Suzume m’a beaucoup touché. Elle m’a fait de la peine à un certain moment. Tout comme Suzume d’ailleurs. J’ai profondément aimé le lien que Sôté et Suzume ont su créer. C’est un lien si beau si fort et surtout si puissant. J’ai vraiment adoré les découvrir tous les deux. La fin est plus que parfaite selon moi, elle conclut parfaitement cette histoire merveilleuse qui nous a amené à traverser le Japon.
Je le redis encore une fois mais il va vraiment falloir que je visionne le film. Je sens qu’il va falloir que je prépare le paquet de mouchoir parce que je risque de pleurer un bon nombre de fois haha. J’ai passé un excellent moment avec ce manga. J’ai pris énormément de plaisir à découvrir cette histoire originale, drôle, touchante et si merveilleuse. Vraiment lisez le il en vaut tellement la peine!
November 5, 2024
Il finale di questo manga mi ha soddisfatta, ma purtroppo non mi ha emozionata totalmente.
La storia raggiunge la sua conclusione con i giusti tempi e alcune scene sono molto commoventi, ma mi è rimasto l'amaro in bocca per come si è concluso il rapporto tra i due protagonisti.
In particolare la protagonista ha passato quasi tutto questo volume a cercare di liberare il partner di avventure (e l'autore ha anche mostrato che entrambi provano qualcosa reciprocamente) e tutto si conclude con loro che si dicono "ci vediamo"?
E poi alla fine si rivedono solo dopo qualche tempo senza alcun vero gesto di affetto?
Non so, vi siete salvati la vita reciprocamente e riuscite davvero a riprendere senza problemi la vostra vita precedente?
Questa cosa mi ha lasciata perplessa e secondo me ha rovinato il lieto fine.
A parte questo, la storia è rimasta comunque molto originale e avvincente, la consiglio a chi ama il genere fantasy.
La storia raggiunge la sua conclusione con i giusti tempi e alcune scene sono molto commoventi, ma mi è rimasto l'amaro in bocca per come si è concluso il rapporto tra i due protagonisti.
In particolare la protagonista ha passato quasi tutto questo volume a cercare di liberare il partner di avventure (e l'autore ha anche mostrato che entrambi provano qualcosa reciprocamente) e tutto si conclude con loro che si dicono "ci vediamo"?
E poi alla fine si rivedono solo dopo qualche tempo senza alcun vero gesto di affetto?
Non so, vi siete salvati la vita reciprocamente e riuscite davvero a riprendere senza problemi la vostra vita precedente?
Questa cosa mi ha lasciata perplessa e secondo me ha rovinato il lieto fine.
A parte questo, la storia è rimasta comunque molto originale e avvincente, la consiglio a chi ama il genere fantasy.
February 13, 2025
Reading the third volume of Suzume reminds me of the film Suzume which I have watched before. The moment Suzume confronts Tamaki and little Suzume meets her future remains a tense and emotional moment at the same time.
In this volume, I really like Daijin too. If only he could stay with Suzume. I also like how Souka is on good terms with his grandfather. This volume is the most impressive in my opinion.
In this volume, I really like Daijin too. If only he could stay with Suzume. I also like how Souka is on good terms with his grandfather. This volume is the most impressive in my opinion.
May 15, 2025
Quando incappi in un capolavoro firmato Makoto Shinkai è inevitabile innamorarsene. Solo che poi non basta mai.
Quello che mi piace particolarmente è che, tra anime, manga e romanzo, ci sono sempre quei piccoli dettagli di differenza che arricchiscono e completano la trama, Suzume non fa eccezione: una storia avvincente, originata da un evento reale, ma a cui non manca il soprannaturale a cui Makoto Shinkai ci ha abituati.
Quello che mi piace particolarmente è che, tra anime, manga e romanzo, ci sono sempre quei piccoli dettagli di differenza che arricchiscono e completano la trama, Suzume non fa eccezione: una storia avvincente, originata da un evento reale, ma a cui non manca il soprannaturale a cui Makoto Shinkai ci ha abituati.
February 5, 2025
Having fallen in love with the film version of Suzume, I was more than excited to read the manga. And it doesn't disappoint! Sure, there are some changes made, mostly due to chapter formatting, but it translated well to the page. The art is very beautiful and captures the essence of the film.
Very much a great read.
Very much a great read.
March 27, 2025
This was a really good end and Daijin is the best character ever. To compare with the movie, I think the movie is better because of the music and the doomed liked atmosphere. I feel liked I felt a lot more fear watching it and that is thanks to both the animation and the music. But I must say it was really cool to read it and to have a analog version of the movie.
March 7, 2025
El primer tomo de esta serie que no solo me deja satisfecho sino que mas que contento. Tenía la mejor parte de la película para adaptar e hizo un trabajo magnifico. Logra capturar lo que se sentía ver la película muy bien. Fue una gran manera de terminar esta adaptación.
March 17, 2025
I love it so much
April 26, 2025
4.5 stars
May 10, 2025
The finale of this series fell a bit flat for me.
June 20, 2025
Oh my god! This series. I need to go back and watch the movie. How can you hate little Dajin? I think he just wants to be loved. Had a little cry. Love this.
July 25, 2025
Super saga, je recommande
November 14, 2025
No real surprises here... this book (and the entire series) was good enough, but I'm mostly excited about it being over so I can go watch the movie again. Netflix, here I come...
November 24, 2025
very good ending
June 23, 2025
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Suzume sets off on her own to find a way back into the Everafter. Her first stop is to talk with Souta’s grandfather, who tells her the only way in is how she entered as a child. This means she must revisit her destroyed childhood home in Northern Japan. As she begins her journey, she is waylaid by her aunt and Souta’s schoolmate, both of whom force their way into her journey. Suzume confronts the memories of her childhood and finds her portal into the Everafter, and the fierce battle waiting for her on the other side.
This is the fitting conclusion that brings closure to the blips of memories we've been seeing throughout the story and ties everything together with some satisfying time manipulation. The emotional stakes are also high, but this is a satisfying way to bring everyone to a climax and end it all in a tidy three-volume arc. The adaptation from movie to manga was faithfully portrayed and will be satisfying for fans of the film, but it also was created in a way that these manga can stand alone and not rely on a movie viewing to be enjoyed. The panels recreated the movie scenes but still added a bit of their own flair, so there's still something to be experienced by reading the books. Exceptionally well done.
Sara's Rating: 10/10
Suitability Level: Grades 7-12
Suzume sets off on her own to find a way back into the Everafter. Her first stop is to talk with Souta’s grandfather, who tells her the only way in is how she entered as a child. This means she must revisit her destroyed childhood home in Northern Japan. As she begins her journey, she is waylaid by her aunt and Souta’s schoolmate, both of whom force their way into her journey. Suzume confronts the memories of her childhood and finds her portal into the Everafter, and the fierce battle waiting for her on the other side.
This is the fitting conclusion that brings closure to the blips of memories we've been seeing throughout the story and ties everything together with some satisfying time manipulation. The emotional stakes are also high, but this is a satisfying way to bring everyone to a climax and end it all in a tidy three-volume arc. The adaptation from movie to manga was faithfully portrayed and will be satisfying for fans of the film, but it also was created in a way that these manga can stand alone and not rely on a movie viewing to be enjoyed. The panels recreated the movie scenes but still added a bit of their own flair, so there's still something to be experienced by reading the books. Exceptionally well done.
Sara's Rating: 10/10
Suitability Level: Grades 7-12
August 19, 2025
Ahh, berakhir sudah kisah yang menyentuh perasaan. Saya suka sangat hubungan bertepuk dua belah tangan antara Suzume dengan Souta. Tapi sayangnya pengakhiran Daijin amat menyedihkan. Kesian kat si comel Daijin jadi batu tunggul seekor diri kat pintu belakang, menjadi penjaga abadi pintu tersebut.
Kisah ni berakhir dengan Suzume dan Souta berjaya menutup pintu belakang dari keluarnya cacing2 bencana (yang dikaitkan dengan kejadian gempa bumi dan tsunami) ke dunia sekarang. Namun realitinya, gempa bumi dan tsunami bukan sebab cacing2 bencana ni, hehe. Ye la, inikan fiksyen sains jer.
Kisah ni berakhir dengan Suzume dan Souta berjaya menutup pintu belakang dari keluarnya cacing2 bencana (yang dikaitkan dengan kejadian gempa bumi dan tsunami) ke dunia sekarang. Namun realitinya, gempa bumi dan tsunami bukan sebab cacing2 bencana ni, hehe. Ye la, inikan fiksyen sains jer.
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