Taro-kun wa Kou Miete Igai to xxx Desu.

Molto carino!

Che spettacolo e che dolcezza ❤️

Girls confess during valentine?! I wish I was in Japan...

 

Japan +1

Lo amoooo *^* ♥

I'm loving how this is going so far. It's so cute.

I like how every problem got solved in the same chapter c:

That tsundere granny xD

Ooh, volume 2!  Guess it didn't end after 4 chapters after all.

Even shoujo has gotten rather . . . I dunno, genre aware, in recent years.  They play around with the stereotypes, go against them or come up with variations, they do the stories with that sly glance that says they know what they just did there.

It's nice sometimes to have something like this, back to the roots, just straight ahead doing a love story between a couple of nice people with those heartfelt doki-doki feelings and not worrying about what's been done before.

Just a bunch a shoujo fluff. A filler read for a rainy day. Cute kids; cute, shy guy and decent art.

A manga about a delinquent who's actually super nice on the inside, combined with babysitting? Sold!

The best part about this manga are the kids. They're friggin' adorable.

Mangakas never cared about genetics

Pretty basic but I enjoyed it and thats all that matters.

My sentiments as well. The only thing that irks me, and its not just in this manga, is that somehow they always correlate mixed/western/American = blond. I suppose I could see blonde being used to represent westerners as though not the most common appearance, is one that exists and is very distinguished from Japanese. However, as far as mixed are concerned, when you are talking about a half white/half Asian mix such as in this manga, I have never seen one who was a natural blonde. Maybe medium brown, but never blonde. The genes for darker hair are so dominant that unless you have some other blonde person up the line on your Asian side, it is highly improbable to end up blonde with that mix. I also have never heard of a father who goes out and get his son's ears pierced for him (as is the case with this male lead), not that it would never happen, but its not like a common American practice. Not that really any of this is a big deal, but I just find it kind of silly.

Pretty basic but I enjoyed it and thats all that matters.