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Suisai -Playing Rainbow Hues-
Harmonizing youth, music, and first love in the high school brass band club.
Author: Moe Yukimaru
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About this series
Urara Sano spent her middle school years dedicated entirely to track and field, but upon entering high school, she decides it is time for a new beginning. Wanting to discover a new passion, she visits various school clubs during freshman orientation. A chance encounter with music completely alters her high school trajectory.
While wandering near the music room, she hears a soulful saxophone performance by a charismatic upperclassman named Minato. Captivated by the beauty of his sound, Urara decides to step out of her athletic comfort zone and join the school brass band club as a complete beginner flutist.
Learning a wind instrument proves challenging, but Urara's determination drives her to practice endlessly alongside her clubmates. Through shared rehearsals, competition stress, and musical teamwork, she develops a deep bond with Minato. Music becomes the common language through which their feelings resonate.
Created by Moe Yukimaru following her success with Hiyokoi, this manga offers a refreshing blend of club sports discipline and sweet shojo romance. Its vibrant portrayal of musical youth captures both the exhaustion and exhilaration of artistic pursuit. It stands out as a uplifting romance celebrating self-discovery.
Highlights
- Authentic depiction of high school brass band club rehearsals and competition passion.
- Engaging progression of a novice athlete learning a musical instrument from scratch.
- Charming dynamic between a dedicated newcomer flutist and an inspiring upperclassman saxophonist.
- Beautiful Yukimaru art style capturing expressive performance scenes.
Recommended For
- Readers who love youth manga centered on music, brass bands, or performing arts.
- Fans of shojo romances focused on club activities and wholesome teamwork.
- Admirers of Moe Yukimaru's soft artistic aesthetic and gentle storytelling.
Reading Tips
- Pay attention to how musical terminology and instrument dynamics are incorporated.
- Notice the expressive background details during group rehearsal and performance scenes.
- Enjoy watching Urara's athlete mindset translate into musical practice discipline.
Publication Facts
- Written and illustrated by Moe Yukimaru.
- Serialized in Shueisha's Ribon magazine from August 2015 to February 2017.
- Compiled into 4 tankobon volumes under the Ribon Mascot Comics imprint.
Official Sources
- Japanese Wikipedia Pagehttps://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%90%B9%E5%BD%A9_-SUISAI-
- Shueisha Ribon Official Websitehttps://ribon.shueisha.co.jp/
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