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Japan is on the edge of a new era, and Nitta the Monster has one final piece of business to take care of: making amends with Anzu.
He can’t stop thinking about the countless evenings he’s enjoyed at the cart over a steaming bowl of ramen, and he’s prepared to do whatever it takes to reclaim that tiny taste of how great fatherhood can be.
Meanwhile, the hilarious confrontations continue, this time with Hina vs. Haru, Mika Nitta vs. the Teihen High Karate Club, and Mao vs. the entire Way of the Supreme Fist.
Prepare for showdowns galore in this action-packed new volume of Hinamatsuri!

200 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 2019

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7,405 reviews284 followers
July 17, 2022
Another slice of life slide through the ensemble cast is perfectly fine but leaves me longing for a little more progress to the overarching story. I just found out there are only three volumes left and figure something has to happen soon, right? But then again, I wouldn't be surprised if its just a casual walk out the door instead of a big send off. Oh well, I'll take whatever is offered.
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2,842 reviews39 followers
December 18, 2022
The series keeps chugging along, being fun but not really doing a whole lot to make this volume stand out from the others.
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February 21, 2023
One more down, last 3 to go. It’ll surely be sad once there’s nothing else to read. At this point I’m almost close to catching up to the released volumes (currently 18 and 19 haven’t released).

It’d be surely sad once the series is over. I’m amazed at how this manga has managed to not get too serious until now. Even with mangas with comedy focus there are periods of relatively somber stories, but here that hasn’t seemed to have happened. Other than that, there are fun, comedy stories. I had to read this one on kindle, since the library didn’t have this volume. That part sucks a bit, would have been nice to have had paperback to read.
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