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トニカクカワイイ [Tonikaku Kawaii] #4
總之就是很可愛 4
蜜月結束以後
幸福的新婚生活…驚現意外!?
NASA和司兩夫妻結束蜜月旅行
回到東京的公寓時，竟然發生了那種意外!!
但就算如此…已經開始的新婚生活也不會說停就停！
彼此日常的大小事有好多都是一起生活後才會知道的！
滿載兩人種種「第一次」的日子，越來越你儂我儂的第四集來了！
幸福的新婚生活…驚現意外!?
NASA和司兩夫妻結束蜜月旅行
回到東京的公寓時，竟然發生了那種意外!!
但就算如此…已經開始的新婚生活也不會說停就停！
彼此日常的大小事有好多都是一起生活後才會知道的！
滿載兩人種種「第一次」的日子，越來越你儂我儂的第四集來了！
192 pages, Paperback
First published January 18, 2019
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Kenjirō Hata
242 books68 followersHe is notable for the creation of Hayate the Combat Butler!. He likes to collect anime related items, such as figurines.
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March 8, 2021
The series continues to try to balance comedy (especially manga/anime in-jokes) with a sweet love story. This volume felt much more on the saccharine side of things, with a lot of cultural embarrassment around physical intimacy between the still newly married couple. We spend a lot of time with the two main characters, getting vignettes about how awesome they are and how embarrassing it is to hold hands or sleep on a futon next to each other (let alone kiss or go lingerie shopping). By the end, I felt like saying "OK - WE GET IT! THEY ARE AWESOME PEOPLE!" I think we're also actually at the point where the mystery of the female main character's origins and family have been back-burnered enough that I'm wondering if the author will pick it up again or if it's a McGuffin. That said, I'll likely to continue reading because the characters are sweet and I really enjoy the story when they engage with other and spend more time out of their couple bubble.
**Thanks to the artist, publisher, and NetGalley for a free copy in exchange for an honest review.
**Thanks to the artist, publisher, and NetGalley for a free copy in exchange for an honest review.
January 28, 2024
As they wrap up their honeymoon trip, the lovey-dovey couple return home to find a problem with their housing. But they take it in stride with lots of cuteness and cuddling.
June 30, 2021
UGH THE CUTENESS IS KILLING ME>
I'm loving this manga so much. This one is basically dealing with leaving Nasa's parent's home, going back home, finding out their home burnt down, and trying to work together to still be happy. It's well crafted, so funny at times, super cute other times, and an adorable ending. I also love the 4th wall breaking, and the narration is too funny. Overall, this is a must-read if you didn't know by now.
A 5 out of 5.
I'm loving this manga so much. This one is basically dealing with leaving Nasa's parent's home, going back home, finding out their home burnt down, and trying to work together to still be happy. It's well crafted, so funny at times, super cute other times, and an adorable ending. I also love the 4th wall breaking, and the narration is too funny. Overall, this is a must-read if you didn't know by now.
A 5 out of 5.
August 31, 2022
The horniest volume yet and I am not horny for it.
March 11, 2021
Nasa and Tsukasa are wrapping up their visit with Nasa’s parents, but are quickly brought back down to earth (cough) upon their arrival home. While disaster has struck, they are protected by the power of the cloud. Until they can find a new home, however, it’ll be time for a retro living experience and all the old school references a reader needs.
After a very slight third volume we finally have, well, a very slight fourth volume with better jokes. This has always been a very cute book, but nothing exemplary. I am realizing, however, that being so consistently charming is worth giving the nod to, at least for this volume.
Our only clues about Tsukasa’s nature come during the opening, when she is trying to relate to Nasa’s hopelessly out of touch father (there’s a brilliant set of callbacks to this later though). Turns out she can read ancient languages and maybe that is important but probably not. It’s still great and features a howler of a Rurouni Kenshin gag.
The real meat of this volume comes when our duo’s apartment burns down. This gives Nasa the chance to be incredibly endearing and also gets into the volume’s point that the home is secondary to the people in it - basically, ‘mi casa es Tsukasa’ for our boy (I was saving that one).
Naturally they end up living in the hot springs run by Nasa’s friend Kaname and her sister, Aya, who has crushed on him for years. Her inability to figure out that Nasa is married is just about to become super dumb when Aya and Kaname’s mother defangs the entire thing (obliterating the fourth wall in the process) in one of the sharpest parts of the book.
Then come the retro callbacks, including a goofy nod to Kung-fu Master and the most called out Evangelion reference I have ever seen. There’s an entire chapter where Tsukasa’s love of PC Engine butts up against Nasa coding an entire 8088 game from scratch that is the best part of the book. The elaborate backstory he develops for an 8-bit vertical shooter just killed me.
This doesn’t leave me much room for the romance, which is still largely focused on how much our leads like one another and how shy they are. It’s very quaint, though I do love the runner of how Kaname appears every single time Nasa is thinking or doing anything prurient.
Still, compared to the recent influx of ‘how do sex’ books like We’re New at This or Practice Makes Perfect, I think this is a definite improvement on those titles. The premise is similar at times, but the comedy and chemistry of its characters make it a cut above.
3.5 stars again, but this book grew on me. Divested of any likely answers on Tsukasa’s lineage, we must rely on the romance and comedy and both are in fine form here. It’s a soft, pleasant book that really came through for me when I needed a boost.
After a very slight third volume we finally have, well, a very slight fourth volume with better jokes. This has always been a very cute book, but nothing exemplary. I am realizing, however, that being so consistently charming is worth giving the nod to, at least for this volume.
Our only clues about Tsukasa’s nature come during the opening, when she is trying to relate to Nasa’s hopelessly out of touch father (there’s a brilliant set of callbacks to this later though). Turns out she can read ancient languages and maybe that is important but probably not. It’s still great and features a howler of a Rurouni Kenshin gag.
The real meat of this volume comes when our duo’s apartment burns down. This gives Nasa the chance to be incredibly endearing and also gets into the volume’s point that the home is secondary to the people in it - basically, ‘mi casa es Tsukasa’ for our boy (I was saving that one).
Naturally they end up living in the hot springs run by Nasa’s friend Kaname and her sister, Aya, who has crushed on him for years. Her inability to figure out that Nasa is married is just about to become super dumb when Aya and Kaname’s mother defangs the entire thing (obliterating the fourth wall in the process) in one of the sharpest parts of the book.
Then come the retro callbacks, including a goofy nod to Kung-fu Master and the most called out Evangelion reference I have ever seen. There’s an entire chapter where Tsukasa’s love of PC Engine butts up against Nasa coding an entire 8088 game from scratch that is the best part of the book. The elaborate backstory he develops for an 8-bit vertical shooter just killed me.
This doesn’t leave me much room for the romance, which is still largely focused on how much our leads like one another and how shy they are. It’s very quaint, though I do love the runner of how Kaname appears every single time Nasa is thinking or doing anything prurient.
Still, compared to the recent influx of ‘how do sex’ books like We’re New at This or Practice Makes Perfect, I think this is a definite improvement on those titles. The premise is similar at times, but the comedy and chemistry of its characters make it a cut above.
3.5 stars again, but this book grew on me. Divested of any likely answers on Tsukasa’s lineage, we must rely on the romance and comedy and both are in fine form here. It’s a soft, pleasant book that really came through for me when I needed a boost.
January 25, 2021
This series continues to be a lot of fun! The dynamic between Nasa and Tsukasa is so much fun. It has an air of innocence to it, while also being a fun look at their relationship. It continues to give me Princess Kaguya vibes, so I wonder how that might play into the story later!
March 22, 2021
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Nasa and Tsukasa finish their visit to Nasa’s parents and come back to find their house has burned down! But don’t fret, Nasa has prepared for everything with insurance, keeping his prized possessions in a safe deposit box, and storing all his documents on the cloud. They stay in a spare room owned by the family who runs the bath house, but they also need to go shopping for all new clothes. Nasa has some fun picking out outfits for Tsukasa, but things get a little awkward when she has to get new underthings. The two set up their temporary home with some old relics from the family's departed father, which include classic video games, old TVs, and some interesting furniture pieces.
These two are still ridiculously cute, but Nasa does have thoughts every once in a while about getting fresh with Tsukasa, and that occasionally has an effect on him physically that he has to hide. The daughter who runs the bathhouse has a knack for catching Nasa at the worst time when he's having these moments or doing something that could be construed as pervy. There are a couple of shots that accentuate portions of Tsukasa’s body (specifically her butt and boobs, fully clothed though) as Nasa thinks about her wearing the underthings she picks out. We still have no clue about Tsukasa's secret, but this volume provides a small tidbit as she reads texts from a really old book in the study of Nasa's father. Hata seems more focused on building the relationship between Tsukasa and Nasa, and he lays these little hints in each volume to remind you that Tsukasa is not a normal girl. I can't wait to figure out what her secret is!
Sara's Rating: 9/10
Suitability Level: Grades 9-12
This review was made possible with an advanced reader copy from the publisher through Net Galley. This graphic novel will be on sale April 21st, 2021.
Nasa and Tsukasa finish their visit to Nasa’s parents and come back to find their house has burned down! But don’t fret, Nasa has prepared for everything with insurance, keeping his prized possessions in a safe deposit box, and storing all his documents on the cloud. They stay in a spare room owned by the family who runs the bath house, but they also need to go shopping for all new clothes. Nasa has some fun picking out outfits for Tsukasa, but things get a little awkward when she has to get new underthings. The two set up their temporary home with some old relics from the family's departed father, which include classic video games, old TVs, and some interesting furniture pieces.
These two are still ridiculously cute, but Nasa does have thoughts every once in a while about getting fresh with Tsukasa, and that occasionally has an effect on him physically that he has to hide. The daughter who runs the bathhouse has a knack for catching Nasa at the worst time when he's having these moments or doing something that could be construed as pervy. There are a couple of shots that accentuate portions of Tsukasa’s body (specifically her butt and boobs, fully clothed though) as Nasa thinks about her wearing the underthings she picks out. We still have no clue about Tsukasa's secret, but this volume provides a small tidbit as she reads texts from a really old book in the study of Nasa's father. Hata seems more focused on building the relationship between Tsukasa and Nasa, and he lays these little hints in each volume to remind you that Tsukasa is not a normal girl. I can't wait to figure out what her secret is!
Sara's Rating: 9/10
Suitability Level: Grades 9-12
This review was made possible with an advanced reader copy from the publisher through Net Galley. This graphic novel will be on sale April 21st, 2021.
March 9, 2021
In this volume, the newlyweds wrap up their visit to Nasa's parents home, but not before doing a little sight-seeing and getting more hints about Tsukasa's past. When the couple arrive home, they find their apartment building has burned down; fortunately, Nasa's friend Kaname, whose family owns the bath house, offers to let them stay in an empty room behind the bath house. There's some shy awkwardness, blushing, and decisions about how they'll handle doing their laundry going on, amongst other things. I'm not saying more than that, because y'all can suffer through the tension like I did. I'll just say there's some progress made. The author is really teasing the romance out slowly, which, not gonna lie, is kinda annoying, but I'm still reading the next volume as soon as I can get my hands on it, because if nothing else, I wanna know Tsukasa's secrets! And yeah, I want them to finally get comfortable with each other and get to enjoy being in love and all that mushy stuff. Plus there's the gorgeous art! I felt this volume had more, idk, "oomph" to it than the last one, and it feels like we're settling into the story now!
#FlyMetotheMoonVol4 #NetGalley
#FlyMetotheMoonVol4 #NetGalley
April 21, 2021
Another achievement for the newly married couple, vacationing together!
After a pleasant trip visiting Nasa Yuzaki's parents, the couple tour Kyoto and enjoy their honeymoon. While staying with his parents, Nasa learns something new about Tsukasa who oddly enough knows a lot about ancient Japan. However, the couple's vacation ends in tragedy when they return to Tokyo to find their home has burned down. So begins the new journey for this couple.
Readers can expect humor, awkward situations, and cute romance. The pace is still slow but that is to be expected at this point in the series.
After a pleasant trip visiting Nasa Yuzaki's parents, the couple tour Kyoto and enjoy their honeymoon. While staying with his parents, Nasa learns something new about Tsukasa who oddly enough knows a lot about ancient Japan. However, the couple's vacation ends in tragedy when they return to Tokyo to find their home has burned down. So begins the new journey for this couple.
Readers can expect humor, awkward situations, and cute romance. The pace is still slow but that is to be expected at this point in the series.
January 13, 2021
The next volume in the series in which the couple concludes their visit with Nasa's parents. During a historical tour, Tsukasa reveals a almost personal knowledge of history. When they return home, they find that their apartment has been hit by lightning and burned down. The owner of the local bathhouse lets the couple use their spare room, and they begin to look for a new apartment. #FlyMetotheMoonVol4 #NetGalley
April 27, 2020
Poucas páginas, mas foi incrível, pena que em pouco tempo li todo ele e os demais, ficando um gostinho de quero mais, espero que em breve tenha mais... Adoro mangá e esse é um que vale muito ler, pois é uma forma divertida de r a vida a dois sem toda aquele teor sexual, ele tem um conteúdo suave e muito coerente então torna tudo maravilhoso... Pena que acabou...
March 17, 2021
I’m really starting to warm up to this series, Tsukasa and Nasa are just awesome. Kaname was hilarious and her sister is clueless. If I need something to cheer me up I think Tonikawa is going to be the perfect series for that ^_^
March 10, 2021
I just love this series. It's so much fun.
As with all previous volumes, there are a number of genuinely LOL scenes. The facial expressions just crack me up. Also, Nasa is one lucky fellow. Tsukasa is gorgeous, and such a fun girl. She obviously deeply loves her husband, and he greatly loves her. The bathhouse scenes with Kaname and Nasa are hilarious! This series is such an interesting story. If you like seriously funny rom-coms, give this a read.
As with all previous volumes, there are a number of genuinely LOL scenes. The facial expressions just crack me up. Also, Nasa is one lucky fellow. Tsukasa is gorgeous, and such a fun girl. She obviously deeply loves her husband, and he greatly loves her. The bathhouse scenes with Kaname and Nasa are hilarious! This series is such an interesting story. If you like seriously funny rom-coms, give this a read.
March 13, 2021
This series is so innocent and pervy at the same time... I love it!!!
July 12, 2021
I adore there relationship, it's so cute and quite funny at times also!
November 13, 2021
This continues to be almost too cute, but because they are such quick reads I haven't overdosed on sugar yet. I do wish the reveal of her backstory would come a little quicker, though.
November 29, 2021
Los amo..., just that. Mi volumen favorito hasta el momento.
January 16, 2022
La historia se vuelve interesante sobre la misteriosa Tsukasa-chan
December 10, 2022
Dit blijft een leuk verhaaltje. Maar de vrouw Tsukasa blijft een beetje een mysterie…
June 6, 2023
After the fire.
March 12, 2024
This series is sweet, cute and heartwarming with a bit of awkwardness.
May 23, 2024
This series is a little weird 😅 but I think it’s cute
November 18, 2024
3.25/5 Stars
August 13, 2025
Still love this couple, Nasa's parents are actually really sweet and adorable, and I love Tsukasa's nerdy moments. Such a good series so far.
October 6, 2022
Nasa dan Tsukasa kembali dari bulan madu singkat mereka dan mendapati apartemen mereka rata dengan tanah. Untuk sementara waktu mereka menumpang tinggal di pemandian Arisugawa.
Menurutku ini volume yang sangat flat, karena konflik dan plotnya terkesan tidak berwarna dan condong berulang. Soal manis ya masih manis tentunya tapi seolah ada sesuatu yg kurang klik jilid ini.
Mungkin karena ketidakhadiran Chitose yang mengusik pasutri ini sepanjang buku, karena di buku sebelumnya senantiasa ada saja keusilan tokoh itu mengerjai dua tokoh utama kita.
Yah aku kurang suka dengan volume keempat ini sih.
Menurutku ini volume yang sangat flat, karena konflik dan plotnya terkesan tidak berwarna dan condong berulang. Soal manis ya masih manis tentunya tapi seolah ada sesuatu yg kurang klik jilid ini.
Mungkin karena ketidakhadiran Chitose yang mengusik pasutri ini sepanjang buku, karena di buku sebelumnya senantiasa ada saja keusilan tokoh itu mengerjai dua tokoh utama kita.
Yah aku kurang suka dengan volume keempat ini sih.
October 17, 2022
“Wherever we live will have it’s charms. As well as it’s problems …
But home is where the heart lives. So anywhere will be just fine.
Anywhere you are … is the place I call home.”
-Taukasa Yuzaki, from Fly Me to the Moon Vol. 4 by Kenjiro Hata
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