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Aozora ni tooku Sakebitari
| Original title: | 青空にとおく酒浸り |
| Demographics: | Seinen |
| Chapters at MH: | 0 |
| Releases at MH: | 0 |
| Publishing Status: | Ongoing |
| Writer(s): | YASUNAGA Koichirou |
| Artist(s): | YASUNAGA Koichirou |
| Serialized in: | Comic Ryu |
| Published by: | Tokuma Shoten |
| Year: | 2006 |
| Official Site: | http://www.tokuma.co.jp/ryu/manga/m_sakebitari.html |
| Popularity: | 7 favorites |
| Translators: | 0 (Click here to view) |
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2 votes
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The brilliant scientists Dr. Horomiya and Dr. Forks have disappeared from the scientific community, taking their groundbreaking MM (micro-machine) technology with them. Only two young girls, who harbor the same sort of MMs inside their bodies, have a chance of finding the doctors, their hidden research, and perhaps the reasons why Dr. Horomiya and Dr. Forks chose to disappear in the first place. [tethysdust]
Tags
Comedy, Sci-fi
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but then again, I bet a lot of native Japanese have problem from time to time with readings, so maybe if I just continue to do my kanji sentences, and drill all of the various reading into my skull, it'll get easier and easier.
And reading shounen all the time gets boring, plus I rely on the furigana too much, not noticing the kanji. It's like when you play trombone and mark the positions for the notes on the sheet music rather than remembering the note names. You're helping yourself in the short-term, but only making things more dificult in the long run.
GREAT MANGA~!
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