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“Photographer Suguru meets carefree Kengo in Enoshima; after a chance reunion, Kengo invites him to stay at his home.”
Kimi wo Someru Asayake ni
君を染める朝焼けに
7.13
7,608 rank · 500 readers · 2 favorites
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Synopsis
Photographer Suguru meets carefree Kengo in Enoshima; after a chance reunion, Kengo invites him to stay at his home.
"You're like the wind." Photographer Suguru comes to Enoshima to take photos when he suddenly spots a young man with hair the colour of the sunset falling into the water. Just as he's worrying about whether he should jumped in, the young man, Kengo, carelessly says, "It seemed like it'd feel good" and smiles like the sun. Although they part ways there, they meet again by chance at the shop Suguru stumbles across. Suguru, who hasn't yet found a place to stay, even receives an invitation to stay at Kengo's house... (Source: Ichijinsha, translated)
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Derived from 2 sampled reviews
7.0
/10
What 2 readers settled on.
100%
recommend
Score distribution
median 7
mode 6
σ 1.00
Agreement
Strong agreement
σ 1.00 · scores cluster tight
The polarity gap
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Not enough recommend signal yet
Score over time
↑ 1.00
Running avg · Aug 2023 → Oct 2023
Snap verdicts
· shortest highly-rated reviews
- 8 “This manga excels at portraying a healthy, cozy, and slow-burn romance that handles the protagonist's emotional journey with care. While the narrative is quite straightforward, it avoids any...”
- 6 “The art is visually appealing, and the story maintains a pleasant, non-toxic, slice-of-life atmosphere. However, the lack of a tragedy tag is a major oversight, as the heavy focus on the...”
Verbosity
Short · 100%
Medium · 0%
Long · 0%
Read Order & Related
A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Kimi wo Someru Asayake ni begins and ends here.
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A Manga Publication
- Format 7 × 1 ch × vol
- Total read 0h 56m approx
- Published May 2021 – Oct 2021
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M66068 catalog