“Misaki returns to Hagi after father's death, drops out of university to pursue ceramic art inspired by crimson vessel.”
Hi ga Hashiru
緋が走る
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Misaki returns to Hagi after father's death, drops out of university to pursue ceramic art inspired by crimson vessel.
The main character, Misaki Matsumoto, was the daughter of Ryuya Matsumoto, an ordinary potter from Hagi, but she left her hometown to study at a university in Tokyo. One day, Misaki receives sudden call from her father asking her to return to Hagi. But by the time she arrived, her father had already died. When she takes out the strange crimson vessel in her father's kiln Misaki became fascinated by the color, dropped out of college, and decided to study ceramic art in earnest.
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A Manga Publication
- Format 15 vol ch × vol
- Published Jan 1992 – ongoing
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M63982 catalog