Tsuda (津田雅美) is a tea-loving, crazy manga-ka who lives in Japan. Her most famous work that has been translated into several languages is Kare Kano (or His and Her Circumstances).
Tsuda likes operas, historical sites, and classic children's tales.
OK. I have to admit, buying this manga was a mistake. It turns out, I didn't like the story nor the characters. How come an heir to famous samurai family who looks prettier than any girl in town become a favorite among guys and girls? I just don't get it. This comment might brand me as a gender biased guy. Well, if you read this manga, you will definitely know what I'm trying to say.
At first it's cute and all that, but it gets old. There's no conflict or goal anywhere in the story. It's like we're just reading about the daily life of Soubi and Waka. It's boring, but very adorable!
Also, I don't get why the characters crossdress. For Waka, it's just so he would look cute. For Soubi, it's just out of convenience. Why are the adults allowing this?