Keiko Iwashita

Living-Room Matsunaga-san, Vol. 1

Taelyr Vecchione

Okay im torn... On one hand, I love most the characters. They're hilarious and real, and fun to read. On the other hand, Miko is too innocent and a tad annoying. She's the classic plain shojo girl. I will say, the art is absolutely fantastic. Top tier. And Matsunaga is hilarious and I'm already in love with him.

Living-Room Matsunaga-san, Vol. 7

Elizabeth Bentler

This volume made me want to throw it across the room!

A romantic manga starring a high school girl who learns to live on her own, win at high school, and experience first love - all in a boarding house whose living room is home to the odd (but handsome) Matsunaga-san. HOME AWAY FROM HOME After her parents leave to care for her ailing grandmother, high schooler Miko "Meeko" Sonoda moves into her uncle's boarding house. There, she meets its rather unusual residents, including the oldest of the bunch: the grumpy mother hen, Matsunaga-san. With the help of her housemates, Meeko begins to adjust to her new life away from her parents, but she soon learns that no matter how far away from home she is, she's still a young girl at heart--especially when she finds herself falling for Matsunaga-san...

Living-Room Matsunaga-San 1

Alejandra Bran

Ok, I really liked this manga. I’ve been on a Manga kick lately and I’m enjoying every second of it.

I love the visuals and story. I like how fluffy it is and how fast time is passing. I think this was not a 5 starts because Miko just started crushing on Matsunaga early on.

I know he is older and an adult I wonder how much older?

A romantic manga starring a high school girl who learns to live on her own, win at high school, and experience first love - all in a boarding house whose living room is home to the odd (but handsome) Matsunaga-san. After her parents leave to care for her ailing grandmother, high schooler Miko "Meeko" Sonoda moves into her uncle's boarding house. There, she meets its rather unusual residents, including the oldest of the bunch: the grumpy mother hen Matsunaga-san. With the help of her housemates, Meeko begins to adjust to her new life away from her parents, but Meeko soon learns that no matter how far away from home she is, she's still a young girl at heart - especially when she finds herself falling for Matsunaga-san.

Living-Room Matsunaga-San 2

This is giving me all the fluffy feelings, now my only concern is how big the age gap is. And in reality with time age gaps are not a big deal, but Miko is still a high schooler only 17... it that it reminds me of Dreamin Sun By Ichigo Takano.

Fumi Calafateanu

Sofia Kim

With the help of her housemates, high schooler Meeko begins to adjust to her new life away from her parents. Even the initially frightening Matsunaga-san helps her out—and between one kind act and another, Meeko finds herself falling for him. After an accidental kiss while enjoying takoyaki, Meeko ends up confessing her feelings!

Living-Room Matsunaga-san, Vol. 1

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