Hikaru no Go

"Hikaru no Go" is a manga that has been around for over two decades. Despite its age, it remains fresh and exciting. The artwork and storylines are still incredibly captivating.

I recently started reading it and regret not having done so earlier. Initially, I wasn't interested because it revolves around 'Go', a game often associated with older people in Japan. If you've avoided reading it for this reason, I hope this review changes your mind.

This manga is highly inspiring. It follows Hikaru, Toya, and many young Go players as they grow and improve. Their journey motivates me to try new things too.

Reading this manga makes me feel like I should stop making excuses and start doing more.

The illustrations in this manga are outstanding. The Go boards, stones, and characters' fingers are drawn with meticulous detail. You can even identify a character just by looking at their hands. This level of detail shows the deep respect the artist has for the game of Go.

My favorite character is Kurata. He's somewhat self-centered and speaks his mind, which can make him seem immature at times. But that's precisely what makes him so intriguing.

"Hikaru no Go" is not just about a game; it's a story about growth, hard work, and pursuing your passion. Even if you're not a fan of Go, you might still enjoy this manga. It's inspiring and fun to read.