On the Balcony Again Today - Vol. 1 Ch. 9 - Let's Aim for Perfection!

[MangaDex]

 

[Oeconomist]

Tokita should try roasting some of those radishes.

 

[Nermie01]

It's honestly quite sweet how they're growing closer together without ever actually meeting each other face to face. This could be considered an allegory for online relationships if you think about it.

 

[xanketsu]

"Let's plant something together!"

Kids?

 

[AsianChilupa]

Thanks for the chapter!

 

[DRM13]

Thanks for the TL and the chapter =)1

 

[Hicleric]

Does it still count as a meet cute if the cute proceeds the meet part by, like, a year?

 

[Hikineet]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[mangeenthusiast]

Spoiler:

Spoiler: If they finally meet

I’ve heard that they finally meet on Chapter 11. I hope that doesn’t mean Chapter 10 is them trying to garden together without seeing each other.

 

[owcz]

tbh I find it a little rude to know someone for so long, talking (i think) almost every day, and not even bother to see they in person, maybe it's a cultural difference and it's more relatable for Japanese ppl i dunno

however i do respect this concept for the story line reasons

 

[abdullah17]

tbh I find it a little rude to know someone for so long, talking (i think) almost every day, and not even bother to see they in person, maybe it's a cultural difference and it's more relatable for Japanese ppl i dunno

however i do respect this concept for the story line reasons

Nevermind that, did they ever exchange names?

 

[dementati]

"Let's plant something together!"

Kids?

"Can you share some of your seed with me?"

 

[dementati]

tbh I find it a little rude to know someone for so long, talking (i think) almost every day, and not even bother to see they in person, maybe it's a cultural difference and it's more relatable for Japanese ppl i dunno

however i do respect this concept for the story line reasons

The way I imagine it is that she purposefully avoids suggesting that they meet or introducing herself because she needs to hide her identity, and he's so Japanese-polite/reserved that he refrains from taking the initiative, and so the status quo persists.