Though I will say I really loved some of the side stories & how they connected, mainly when it comes to Taichi’s boss, Chiba & Ryu (the local guy who likes sports) who meets/gets to know Kohuei. So, mainly I’d say it was just a lot of miscommunication which was the problem. Similarly, Taichi was just unsure where their relationship was exactly! This led him to being nervous when Kohuei was trying to let him know how he feels, etc. I do like that Kohuei was thinking more about himself and what he wants out of his relationship with Taichi and how he really cares about it, but I felt he relied & was easily swayed too much on other’s opinions on what they thought was best.Įspecially when Maya (a girl he knows from Volume 2 who is also hard of hearing) was obviously trying to turn him away from Taichi, even though her intentions were just to get his mind off of things. So while Taichi is on his retreat and Kohuei is focusing on classes, what also bothered me was that with Kouhei’s story, Maya & Ryu began making him question his relationship/important elements of his hearing which I found disappointing because (again) it was already explored in volume 2. I remember in Volume 2, this distance they had (while they were still unsure of their relationship at that point) was already explored practically throughout the volume. So while I loved returning to this story and follow Taichi & Kohuei again, I can’t help but feel that this volume in terms of its story & relationship between both of them really took a step backwards!
#I HEAR THE SUNSPOT HOW TO#
They are planning a trip together, but when Taichi is surprised by his invitation to an employee retreat–he knows what a big opportunity it is for him! Kohuei tells him how great that is, but deep down doesn’t know how to put into words how distant and lonely he’s been feeling about their relationship. Limit 1 focuses now on them finally being together, but its been months since they’ve actually hung out regularly, now that Taichi is working more.įrom the beginning its easy to see that Kouhei is feeling that he wants more out of their relationship, but Taichi is nervous about the speed of their relationship.
They overcome a lot emotionally/internally, but by the end of volume 2 are able to admit their feelings.
#I HEAR THE SUNSPOT SERIES#
This series centers around college students Kouhei (who’s also hard of hearing) & Taichi (the more outgoing one) who meet due to a random circumstance, become friends, & find it hard to put into words that they may be falling for each other! Not only was it the first manga I’d read in such a long time, but it was the series that got me back into reading manga again! (& this series honestly had me in tears at points 😭✨) So a little background about me & I Hear The Sunspot! I first read it back in 2016 before it was translated (known as Hidamari ga Kikoeru) and fell in love with the story and its characters. My Thoughts: I Hear The Sunspot Limit 1 goes into great length of exploring the two main characters Taichi & Kouhei their own personal journeys, and the development of their relationship! This volume is a continuation of the I Hear The Sunspot Series! In this new addition to the I Hear the Sunspot series, Kohei continues on as a student, while Taichi makes his way out into the working world to pursue his own calling and the two begin a new life together! Kohei eventually begins to see Taichi as more than a friend, and after he finally confesses his love to Taichi, the feelings become mutual. But after meeting the exceedingly cheerful Taichi, he gradually begins to embrace a more positive outlook on life. If it wasn’t for you, I never would’ve known the world was such an amazing place!” Because of a hearing disability, university student Kohei had made a habit of distancing himself from those around him. Summary: “You rescued me from a world without sound. I Hear The Sunspot: Limit 1 by Yuki Fumino (Sunspot #3)Īvailable Through The Book Depository: I Hear The Sunspot Limit 1
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