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思い、思われ、ふり、ふられ [Omoi, Omoware, Furi, Furare] #7
Amarsi, lasciarsi, Vol. 7
La storia ruota attorno a Yuna e Akari, due ragazze che in amore hanno idee completamente differenti: la prima lo vede come un sogno, mentre Akari ne ha una visione molto più realistica. Abbiamo poi Kazoumi, ragazzo svampito che non comprende nemmeno il concetto di amore, e Rio che accetta la corte di qualunque ragazza, purché sia carina.
184 pages, Paperback
First published December 25, 2017
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About the author
Io Sakisaka
91 books1,535 followersIo Sakisaka (咲坂伊緒) is a Japanese manga artist. She also designed the characters for the anime movie HAL. Her works are:
-Call My Name (2001)
-Watashi no Koibito (2002)
-Bye-Bye, Little (2002)
-Blue (2006)
-Mascara Blues (2007)
-Strobe Edge (2007)
-Ao Haru Ride (2011)
-Sono Omokage o Shitteru (2013) (oneshot)
-Omoi, Omoware, Furi, Furare (2015)
-Otome no Itari (2020) (oneshot)
-Sakura, Saku (2021)
-Call My Name (2001)
-Watashi no Koibito (2002)
-Bye-Bye, Little (2002)
-Blue (2006)
-Mascara Blues (2007)
-Strobe Edge (2007)
-Ao Haru Ride (2011)
-Sono Omokage o Shitteru (2013) (oneshot)
-Omoi, Omoware, Furi, Furare (2015)
-Otome no Itari (2020) (oneshot)
-Sakura, Saku (2021)
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May 5, 2022
드디어 고백을 했다
April 26, 2022
3.5/5 this book would be perfect if only there were just rio and yuna
May 22, 2021
Ah, so cute! 💖
November 26, 2018
Vabbè ma di che parliamo?
Rio mi fa battere il cuore come se fossi una 14enne in piena fase ormonale, aiutatemi XD
Rio mi fa battere il cuore come se fossi una 14enne in piena fase ormonale, aiutatemi XD
July 29, 2022
HOLY SHIT OMG THIS IS THE BEST VOLUME
April 4, 2019
Un tomo muy bonito ♥️
En esta entrega vemos el final del festival cultural, se van aclarando algunos sentimientos y tenemos 2 personajes secundarios que dan mucha miga Agatsuma y Ryosuke...
Tiene algunas escenas que son taaaan monas ☺️
Me encanta el personaje de Río.
En esta entrega vemos el final del festival cultural, se van aclarando algunos sentimientos y tenemos 2 personajes secundarios que dan mucha miga Agatsuma y Ryosuke...
Tiene algunas escenas que son taaaan monas ☺️
Me encanta el personaje de Río.
March 5, 2021
The school festival winds down, but everybody involved is getting wound up. With feelings flying everywhere, surely somebody might make some progress finally, right? To top it off, Akari learns some truths about herself and I see how many times I can cram the name “Io Sakisaka” into a single review!
The cynic in me thinks that Sakisaka made this story about two main couples just so she could get two major confession scenes out of a single book. I mean, in a way that’s pretty clever. It wouldn’t surprise me either - I do not always love her books, but I do think this author is an absolute master of this genre.
Last volume’s cliffhanger is defused by something as simple as, well, reality. Most rivals, or, as they are technically known, “hopeless no-chancers”, don’t offer much more than this level of interference and this one is working via a particularly skeezy (if well-intentioned, I get it, I get it) scheme.
There’s a lot of vintage Sakisaka miscommunication, exacerbated by the fact that Yuna’s come a long way but she had a really long way to go, so her confidence is still not great. But, mild spoilers here, sparks finally ignite amidst a very, very sweet sequence (nobody draws bulbous tears like this author, nobody, it’s like watching a dam threaten to break). That one split page (you’ll know it when you see it) is really good, even if it’s a touch cliche.
Once Yuna and Rio get together, it becomes clear that Yuna is stealing this volume. Her reactions are absolutely hysterical and during the amusement park section, which features a very nice lesson in honesty, she is just a force to be reckoned with. The art here just kills it.
I don’t dislike Rio and Inui, but it’s fair to say (and, in fact, repeat often in reviews) that Akari and Yuna are the emotional heart of this series. Their endearing friendship is one of the best I’ve seen across Sakisaka’s works and she has a really touching moment between them here. Those two have such a strong bond and it’s really cool to see them so reliable for one another (although watch it get shredded and/or put to the test now that I’ve said that).
Our more straightforward pairing make some progress of their own. Akari gets some harsh truths from her “friends” (I don’t care if they were right, they still seem like jerks) and her ex. We see Inui might have feelings nestled inside him. It’s certainly clearer now that Akari needs to learn to love herself before she can really get through to Inui.
We also get some incredible Ferris wheel action that might trump an actual confession for how cute it all is. I think that’s what makes Sakisaka so reliable as a mangaka - you might be dragged for miles before you get anywhere, but you know your journey is going to get rewarded eventually.
Then it all ends with one last Sakisaka-style cliffhanger that surprised even me, but shouldn’t have. It’s a classic last page reveal through and through.
3.5 stars, but the more I ruminate on this, the more I like it. This is not my favourite series of this author, as I have said, but it’s still good and when it nails those big moments it is a lot better than many similar series. After a week or two of mostly underwhelming books, it’s nice to be reminded just how strong something well-written can land.
Total Sakisaka count after the summary: 5
The cynic in me thinks that Sakisaka made this story about two main couples just so she could get two major confession scenes out of a single book. I mean, in a way that’s pretty clever. It wouldn’t surprise me either - I do not always love her books, but I do think this author is an absolute master of this genre.
Last volume’s cliffhanger is defused by something as simple as, well, reality. Most rivals, or, as they are technically known, “hopeless no-chancers”, don’t offer much more than this level of interference and this one is working via a particularly skeezy (if well-intentioned, I get it, I get it) scheme.
There’s a lot of vintage Sakisaka miscommunication, exacerbated by the fact that Yuna’s come a long way but she had a really long way to go, so her confidence is still not great. But, mild spoilers here, sparks finally ignite amidst a very, very sweet sequence (nobody draws bulbous tears like this author, nobody, it’s like watching a dam threaten to break). That one split page (you’ll know it when you see it) is really good, even if it’s a touch cliche.
Once Yuna and Rio get together, it becomes clear that Yuna is stealing this volume. Her reactions are absolutely hysterical and during the amusement park section, which features a very nice lesson in honesty, she is just a force to be reckoned with. The art here just kills it.
I don’t dislike Rio and Inui, but it’s fair to say (and, in fact, repeat often in reviews) that Akari and Yuna are the emotional heart of this series. Their endearing friendship is one of the best I’ve seen across Sakisaka’s works and she has a really touching moment between them here. Those two have such a strong bond and it’s really cool to see them so reliable for one another (although watch it get shredded and/or put to the test now that I’ve said that).
Our more straightforward pairing make some progress of their own. Akari gets some harsh truths from her “friends” (I don’t care if they were right, they still seem like jerks) and her ex. We see Inui might have feelings nestled inside him. It’s certainly clearer now that Akari needs to learn to love herself before she can really get through to Inui.
We also get some incredible Ferris wheel action that might trump an actual confession for how cute it all is. I think that’s what makes Sakisaka so reliable as a mangaka - you might be dragged for miles before you get anywhere, but you know your journey is going to get rewarded eventually.
Then it all ends with one last Sakisaka-style cliffhanger that surprised even me, but shouldn’t have. It’s a classic last page reveal through and through.
3.5 stars, but the more I ruminate on this, the more I like it. This is not my favourite series of this author, as I have said, but it’s still good and when it nails those big moments it is a lot better than many similar series. After a week or two of mostly underwhelming books, it’s nice to be reminded just how strong something well-written can land.
Total Sakisaka count after the summary: 5
April 18, 2023
Tbh I’m not understanding why people hate Akari? Like I’m very confused .I honestly like akari and Inui’s relationship way more then rio and yuna. Idk maybe it’s just me … don’t get me wrong I’m loving all the characters in their own special way but some more than others
April 3, 2024
4.5⭐ (nie wiem, czemu taka ocena, ale tak)
Strasznie mnie bawiło jak Yuna panikowała z powodu trzymania się za ręce, ale nie mogę się śmiać, bo totalnie identyfikuję się z nią w panikowaniu bez większego powodu xD
Strasznie mnie bawiło jak Yuna panikowała z powodu trzymania się za ręce, ale nie mogę się śmiać, bo totalnie identyfikuję się z nią w panikowaniu bez większego powodu xD
April 13, 2019
El mejor tomo hasta ahora, sin duda!!!!!!!!
May 8, 2019
Really really really love the leads in this manga. I also enjoy how the story isn't just a love story but it hides some drama behind it. But it keeps the cute vibes as well.
July 18, 2020
All the god damn feelings
January 14, 2021
five stars for Yuna and Rio ♥
January 7, 2023
Man this story is so predictable, I knew the ex would return to the picture 🫠
February 11, 2024
El festival escolar se está llevando a cabo y muchas cosas pasaran en el.
El ex novio de Akari se presenta y aunque es cruel con ella, le hace ver la verdad de cómo actúa ella.
Agatsuma da todo de sí, Rio corre por su felicidad, Yuna se infunde de valor.
Una visita inesperada llega y hace sudar a uno de los chicos
El ex novio de Akari se presenta y aunque es cruel con ella, le hace ver la verdad de cómo actúa ella.
Agatsuma da todo de sí, Rio corre por su felicidad, Yuna se infunde de valor.
Una visita inesperada llega y hace sudar a uno de los chicos
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November 1, 2024Waaaaaaaah!
March 13, 2021
Squeeeeee!!! This volume is so cuuute!! So many sweet moments.
December 10, 2021
ugh this is so cute
October 24, 2022
Yuna best girl
I wish I were her T.T
I wish I were her T.T
July 24, 2023
............... EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!! SO CUTE SO CUTE SO CUTE
March 7, 2021
4.5 stars. I love this series. It makes my heart flutter.
July 16, 2025
RIO AND YUNA IS SO FRICKIN CUTE!!! MY HEART IS SOARING WHENEVER THEYRE TOGETHER JUST COSHDKXHDJXND
January 1, 2023
1ra lectura: Abril 2019
2da lectura: Diciembre 2022
2da lectura: Diciembre 2022
April 25, 2021
Ah, the awkwardness of what comes next when you officially become girlfriend and boyfriend. Good volume!
April 28, 2021
Oh shit, Inui get a move on!!!
May 6, 2021
this was 100% my favorite volume so far it was so cheesy but SO. CUTE. i need the rest of this manga to be released ASAP
May 30, 2019
El principio del tomo es de 3 estrellas, pero al final ya se vuelve de 4 para mí.
Termina el festival cultural, Rio y Yuna al fin son novios. Por otra parte, Akari y Kazu siguen con su relación rara rara, hasta que aparece el ex de Akari para liar las cosas...
Creo que es la primera vez que Sakisaka continúa la historia una vez una pareja se ha declarado. Tanto Strobe Edge como Ao Haru Ride acaban cuando los protagonistas se declaran después de tomos de líos y malentendidos, al contrario que la mayoría de shojos que he leído, donde la pareja principal comienza a salir en los primeros tomos o hacia la mitad de la obra y la autora narra como va evolucionando esa relación. Así que está bien ver cómo se desenvuelve Sakisaka en este terreno.
Como es de esperar, a Yuna, tan tímida y nerviosa, le cuesta acostumbrarse al cambio de relación con Rio, mientras que Akari y Kazu parecen novios de toda la vida, con esa química tan natural que tienen.
Pero lo más interesante es todo lo que tiene que ver con Akari. A ver, el manga ha acabado este mes mismo en Japón y yo lo he ido siguiendo por raws. Ahora que puedo ver toda la obra en su conjunto empiezo a pensar que el personaje central para Sakisaka es Akari, y que montó al resto del elenco en torno a ella. Es de lejos el personaje más complejo y con más bagaje emocional. Yuna me gusta mucho porque me parece que es un buen ejemplo de cómo tratar bien a la típica chica de shojo súper tímida y parada, pero Akari es algo diferente a lo que estoy acostumbrada. Es alguien que tiene miedo de acercarse a las personas porque desde pequeña ha sentido que su afecto no era correspondido de igual manera. Eso se refleja en todas sus relaciones, ya sean familiares, platónicas o románticas. Al conocer a Yuna aprende a valorar más sus sentimientos propios y a expresarlos. Rio, Kazu y Ryosuke (el ex) también la animan a ello, de manera indirecta y directa.
Esto me hace ver de manera distinta los sucesos de los primeros tomos, sobre todo cuando Akari se alegraba de tener algún momento a solas en su casa, o cuando intentaba por todos sus medios parecer una familia de verdad. Te preguntas cuántos sentimientos estaba suprimiendo.
Y, bueno, tengo más que decir, pero son spoilers que no puedo comentar hasta tomos futuros.
Termina el festival cultural, Rio y Yuna al fin son novios. Por otra parte, Akari y Kazu siguen con su relación rara rara, hasta que aparece el ex de Akari para liar las cosas...
Creo que es la primera vez que Sakisaka continúa la historia una vez una pareja se ha declarado. Tanto Strobe Edge como Ao Haru Ride acaban cuando los protagonistas se declaran después de tomos de líos y malentendidos, al contrario que la mayoría de shojos que he leído, donde la pareja principal comienza a salir en los primeros tomos o hacia la mitad de la obra y la autora narra como va evolucionando esa relación. Así que está bien ver cómo se desenvuelve Sakisaka en este terreno.
Como es de esperar, a Yuna, tan tímida y nerviosa, le cuesta acostumbrarse al cambio de relación con Rio, mientras que Akari y Kazu parecen novios de toda la vida, con esa química tan natural que tienen.
Pero lo más interesante es todo lo que tiene que ver con Akari. A ver, el manga ha acabado este mes mismo en Japón y yo lo he ido siguiendo por raws. Ahora que puedo ver toda la obra en su conjunto empiezo a pensar que el personaje central para Sakisaka es Akari, y que montó al resto del elenco en torno a ella. Es de lejos el personaje más complejo y con más bagaje emocional. Yuna me gusta mucho porque me parece que es un buen ejemplo de cómo tratar bien a la típica chica de shojo súper tímida y parada, pero Akari es algo diferente a lo que estoy acostumbrada. Es alguien que tiene miedo de acercarse a las personas porque desde pequeña ha sentido que su afecto no era correspondido de igual manera. Eso se refleja en todas sus relaciones, ya sean familiares, platónicas o románticas. Al conocer a Yuna aprende a valorar más sus sentimientos propios y a expresarlos. Rio, Kazu y Ryosuke (el ex) también la animan a ello, de manera indirecta y directa.
Esto me hace ver de manera distinta los sucesos de los primeros tomos, sobre todo cuando Akari se alegraba de tener algún momento a solas en su casa, o cuando intentaba por todos sus medios parecer una familia de verdad. Te preguntas cuántos sentimientos estaba suprimiendo.
Y, bueno, tengo más que decir, pero son spoilers que no puedo comentar hasta tomos futuros.
March 15, 2024
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"I think it's really cool that you know exactly what you want."
WOW!! Wow wow wow! Hands down best volume yet!!
I read this volume last night and just couldn’t seem to calm down enough to sit down and write a review because of how high up I was on cloud nine and for how long I was on it. SOOOO GOODDDDD!!
This series has continued to far exceed any expectations I’ve had and so deeply impressed, touched, and EXTREMELY excited by how these characters have impacted me! I honestly felt that my emotions were exploding over and over again, especially in the middle. I didn’t know how much longer I could hold my breath, lean further into my physical volume, or be on the edge of my seat! The anticipation was out of this world when I compared it to other volumes I’ve read recently!
With how the previous volume ended, I was SO worried Yuna was going to “cave” and end up dating Agatsuma. I feel SO bad for thinking that but he’s so sweet and she’s so sweet, I just didn’t know what she would do, but I should have trusted her and the person she has become. I'M SORRY YUNA!!
Once she sought out Akari and they talked, I felt so emotionally invested (well more so! I was already invested LOL!) that when she finally found the person she was looking for, I really don’t know if I could just say ONE emotion I was feeling as I felt MANY! She has come so far and I am beyond happy for her and the future that is to come! (Though what a mood she was later on in her nervousness! I FEEL YOU, YUNA! )
Going back to Akari, I seriously dislike what a character said to her! I don’t care how right she may feel this person is in what they said, they were a total jerk and had no right IMO to say what they did. I was deeply thankful that Kazu was there to comfort her later and help her see there are people in her life who are there for her no matter what. As she said at one point, she has a place where she is accepted unconditionally. I hope that truth radiates within her for a long time and helps keep her grounded in a way she never thought possible.
I LOVED the end, but I don’t like who showed up at the end! Goodness, they better not start problems for anyone because I’m just so overjoyed for these characters and how they are growing! I hope that continues! (And the romance too of course!)
"I think it's really cool that you know exactly what you want."
WOW!! Wow wow wow! Hands down best volume yet!!
I read this volume last night and just couldn’t seem to calm down enough to sit down and write a review because of how high up I was on cloud nine and for how long I was on it. SOOOO GOODDDDD!!
This series has continued to far exceed any expectations I’ve had and so deeply impressed, touched, and EXTREMELY excited by how these characters have impacted me! I honestly felt that my emotions were exploding over and over again, especially in the middle. I didn’t know how much longer I could hold my breath, lean further into my physical volume, or be on the edge of my seat! The anticipation was out of this world when I compared it to other volumes I’ve read recently!
With how the previous volume ended, I was SO worried Yuna was going to “cave” and end up dating Agatsuma. I feel SO bad for thinking that but he’s so sweet and she’s so sweet, I just didn’t know what she would do, but I should have trusted her and the person she has become. I'M SORRY YUNA!!
Once she sought out Akari and they talked, I felt so emotionally invested (well more so! I was already invested LOL!) that when she finally found the person she was looking for, I really don’t know if I could just say ONE emotion I was feeling as I felt MANY! She has come so far and I am beyond happy for her and the future that is to come! (Though what a mood she was later on in her nervousness! I FEEL YOU, YUNA! )
Going back to Akari, I seriously dislike what a character said to her! I don’t care how right she may feel this person is in what they said, they were a total jerk and had no right IMO to say what they did. I was deeply thankful that Kazu was there to comfort her later and help her see there are people in her life who are there for her no matter what. As she said at one point, she has a place where she is accepted unconditionally. I hope that truth radiates within her for a long time and helps keep her grounded in a way she never thought possible.
I LOVED the end, but I don’t like who showed up at the end! Goodness, they better not start problems for anyone because I’m just so overjoyed for these characters and how they are growing! I hope that continues! (And the romance too of course!)
May 21, 2021
“I want to be true to my feelings in the moment.”
I feel like this quote aptly captures the general theme for this volume. We see Yuna, Akari, and Rio each get the determination to voice their feelings even if it may be too late.
So, the main event in this volume is the culture festival. We have the love triangle between Agatsuma, Rio, and Yuna. This was probably my favorite aspect of the volume. However, I have mixed feelings about the inclusion of this love triangle because let’s be honest, Agatsuma had no real chance here. I wish he was more of a serious contender, but he was never on Yuna’s radar lol. Either way, the conclusion to this small conflict was cute and satisfying. I smiled so much.
On the Akari front, her middle school friends and her ex-boyfriend, Ryosuke, make a visit to the festival. However, their visit leads to Akari realizing some truths about herself that she wants to change. We really get to know more about Akari’s emotions and the things she does to protect her heart. In addition, she is able to have a moment with Inui where she allows herself to be vulnerable and honest about how she feels. The character development for Akari in this volume was really well done.
Overall, I gave this volume a 4.3, but I really did enjoy it so I will bump it up to 5 stars!
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