Nijiiro Photograph

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My mother once said, "There is nothing more precious than family". I never knew what she meant in my childhood but after having many events in my life that leads to many disappointing results, it really hits me home what she meant by that little phrase. Nijiiro Photograph is a story that starts with someone who is gloomy that changes her very personality in every time she spends with her family. The story starts from when she met with a girl named Sara who is a relative of her (her parent's friend's child) that will be living on the same roof with Aoi and Satsuki, ... Aoi's older sister. Every day is filled with laughter, joy and even some are scolding but they do have a good time in every chapter and show us really, the power of having family in your back.

The story itself is not that poetic one but the way every character developing the story itself that makes the story feel good as well. The characterization is often very misleading between who's the older one and that's really well written because sometimes in real life we adults are also having this identity crisis that led to our doubting to every action we take after making some steps and sometimes, children with their broad mind that haven't defiled with many thoughts about how society works are one of the best healers out there.

The art is beautiful, I don't know myself if this part of the series is biased with how I pictured the characterization of the show but they seem very keen in my eyes. The way the author picture every moment in the entire chapter made me feel grateful that they have a good life ahead of them. I just can't comprehend with how good the art is.

In the end of the day, my thought was so clear that this series if story is a very good one to read. Cheers

It's a fluffy, guiltless slice of life story that won't turn heads and change lives, but it may very well perk up your day. Perhaps my biggest issue with it is that it doesn't really culminate to say something interesting or fascinating about life. Nijiiro Photograph captures the good of reality and little of the bad. Not that there's anything wrong with that. There will always be a place for such kinds of stories. It's just that without pushing for stronger narrative threads to pull the heartstrings and incite some thought into our world and society, it remains an entertainingly cute but otherwise unremarkable work. ...

There are several of these kinds of slice of life stories featuring cute girls and children doing their adorable things that do not sacrifice depth for it. One good example is Sweetness & Lightning.