50 ' Listen to What I Say! (Yu Ko chi Kike)'

45 ' Hanashiai ba Su (Having a Conference)' 44 ' Dacchi Ikode (Let's All Go Together)'

42 ' Yorokobasudeno (Let's Make Her Happy)' 40 ' Dorotappe Nacchotte (Becoming a Morass of Mud)' 39 ' Okega Makucchi Shita (Almost Got Badly Hurt)' 25 ' Pooch mo Doshi (Pooch Is a Friend Too)' 19 ' Mina to Gona (Snails & Hermit Crabs)' 18 ' Un ni Oegii (Going to the Beach to Swim)' 10 ' Che!! (Exclamation Made While Shooing Away Cats)' 7 ' Hitonmochi (Mochi Thrown In Celebration)' 6.5 ' Gouchou-gai no Mushiko (Village Chief's Son)'

Can this city guy handle all the crazy hardships? Find out in this wacky island comedy full of innocence and laughter!!!' As someone who has never lived outside of a city, Handa has to adapt to his new wacky neighbors, like people traveling on a tractor, unwanted visitors who never use the front door, annoying kids using his home as a playground, etc. 'As a punishment for punching a famous Calligrapher, young handsome Calligrapher Handa Seishuu is exiled on a small island. The spin-off has had 7 volumes published in tankōbon format in total. Also, in the October 12, 2013, a spin-off manga written by the same author began serialization, entitled Handa-Kun, which follows the life of calligrapher, Seishuu Handa, at high school, finished in June 11, 2016. It began serialization in Square Enix's GanGan Online in 2009 and has had 17 volumes published in tankōbon format (as of May 2019). Particularly recommended for those who likes iyashikei.GanGan Online Barakamon (ばらかもん) is a Japanese manga series, illustrated and written by Satsuki Yoshino. The anime does a good job of condensing the first couple novels, but luckily the manga is around so you can catch-up on the continuing antics of these characters in their small village. While there is a touch of predictability, the main idea is still so original that it never really becomes a turn off.This series is uplifting, funny, and engaging. Every character is given a chance to grow and change in ways that I have seen other mangas push aside or assign to a single chapter.Throughout the series so far, there have been small fun and sometimes familiar twists to the plot, with funny and occasional slapstick humor to keep you around. This is my first review but here goes.Barakamon is a slice-of-life style manga that has grown into it's own from it's creation a little over 9 years ago.I love this manga in its simplicity, originality, light-heartedness, and the specialized passion within each of its characters.While the bulk of this manga centers on Seishuu Handa, a calligrapher trying to find his own way, there is adequate time to give every character around him depth and their own life besides their relationship with him.

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