Ep15.[After Talk] How I Gradually Came to Love Flying Witch

It felt like the scenery of Aomori was spreading right out before us.

Among the comics rented recently, Flying Witch is introduced as a particularly memorable work. Because the setting of Aomori Prefecture and the cityscape of Hirosaki were places actually visited on a trip just this spring, the gentle atmosphere flowing through the entire work deeply touched the heart.

A peaceful daily life without any villains is portrayed.

This work is a slice-of-life manga where no battles or major incidents occur, just a peaceful everyday life flowing by. Although the world view was touched upon when it was adapted into an anime, while borrowing and reading the original comics again from volumes 4 to 15, it is shared that a renewed charm was felt in the unique comfort the work possesses.

The atmosphere overlapping with travel memories is a very pleasant time.

The charm of a work where a leisurely time flows is carefully savored while overlaying the friendliness of the land of Aomori and memories from actually visiting the site. Deeper talk continues about the episode of encountering a work of interest, but please listen to the main episode for the rest.