ディア・グリーン 瞳の追うのは 1

ディア・グリーン #1

by Hyouta Fujiyama, 富士山ひょうた

矢島縁と音海紘は高校時代からの友人。進学のために揃って上京したこともあり、つきあいは５年以上になる。「気楽な友人」という関係を心地よく思っていた二人だが、少しずつお互いの存在がただの友人ではなくなるのを自覚し始め……!?待望の「ディアグリーン」シリーズ第２弾！

Genres: Manga, Yaoi, Romance, Boys Love, Japanese Literature

168 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 24, 2005

About the author

Associated names :
富士山豹太
Фудзияма Хёта
富士山ひょう太
富士山ひょーた
富士山ひょー太

Name (in native language) : 富士山ひょうた

Birth date : January 28

Zodiac : Aquarius

Blood type : A

Likes games.
Was born in Ishikawa but grew up in Saitama.
Doujin circle is called Tiny Time.

Reviews

[Yuu Sasih · Rating 5 out of 5]

This rating and review are for all completed volumes.

If somebody asks me which yaoi manga I love the most, the answer is this manga. Dear Green: Hitomi no Ounowa is simply hit my softspot for a gay-related stories. It's not all about sex--and explicit sex--but it's more about the growing relationship between Yukari and Kou.

In high school, Yukari Yajima had a female bestfriend named Ryouko. Once she introduced him to her new boyfriend, named Kou Otoumi, and since then the three of them always hang out together. After some time, Ryouko and Kou broke up, but since both Ryouko and Kou are awfully close to Yukari, they stayed as friend. After the broke up, Yukari and Kou got closer and when the three of them graduated, Yukari and Kou decided to go to Tokyo together. And since then they stayed in contact, while Kou started to question what Yukari means in his life.

I love, love, love this story. One of the rare few stories that I could reread over and over again. The pacing is really good, it took a good amount of time to make both Kou and Yukari realized their feelings and settled them down. It's sweet with soft glances and soft touches. The kiss and sex is more into sweet than hot, and all of that just make butterflies fluttering in my belly. And the artworks is so handsomely fine, too! I love how spacey Kou is, or how motherly Yukari. They're not effeminate, no girly sounds around, just two guy bestfriends try to define their feelings.

Reread it for the who-know-how-much time, and still so love it. So five stars.

[Sophie · Rating 5 out of 5]

I want more books like this. This was *so* good. A story about two friends who become lovers, so it may seem not that unusual, but in this case the author actually takes the time to show the development of the relationship. The change is very slow, but noticeable, and it's really believable and moving and just one of the sweetest love stories I've read in a while. *This* is what I want when I set out to read romance: two people falling in love with each other, missing each other, thinking about each other, wanting to share each others' lives. Sex is all nice and good, but it's not the central piece of a good romance. Honestly, I could keep gushing about this all night long, it was so wonderful. I really hope this ends up getting licensed, whether in German or English, I don't care, I just want this so I can read it over and over and over. <3

[Nisarga B V · Rating 4 out of 5]

Yajima and Outomi are close friends,perhaps too close :P (Talk about oblivious). I loved their dynamic. They are in complete harmony with each another and have the most comfortable relationship. This comfort is shaken when Outomi discovers his true feelings. The mangaka has captured the chaos and confusion brilliantly.

[Myz · Rating 2 out of 5]

2,5/5. Meh.

[Daesy · Rating 5 out of 5]

**Grammar**

They are the perfect couple and i would read 1000 mangas about them! Friends since high-school and in the end they fall in love and become a couple. They go live together and never think about being with another. When their families ask them to get married with a woman, they both answer with the same words, not knowing what the other had said, and from that we understand how deep are their feelings. The fact that both had never been with a man, before, is something i adored :D