I love it. I love how the story unfolds: one character's resolving past regrets cascades into a coming of age for all. I love Masuda Eiji's art, which is consistently beautiful and occasionally goofy, but it's always fitting. I love the characters, which all have their stories, struggles, and regrets, however thin, typical, or exaggerated they might seem to the detached. This manga is fun, this manga is uplifting, this manga is worthwhile to all who've enjoyed Masuda Eiji's work, and I encourage those who haven't read him to try this manga out.