Miyori no Mori

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Alternative Titles

Synonyms: Miyori's Forest, La Forêt de Miyori, Miyori's Wood, Miyori no Mori no Shiki, Zoku Miyori no Mori no Shiki

Japanese: ミヨリの森

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 3

Chapters: 23

Status: Finished

Published: 2004 to 2008

Genres: Adventure, Drama, Fantasy

Demographic: Shoujo

Serialization: Mystery Bonita

Authors: Oda, Hideji (Story & Art)

Statistics

Score: 7.19¹ (scored by 301 users)

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Ranked: #6210²

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Popularity: #11367

Members: 1,461

Favorites: 3

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7.19

Ranked #6210Popularity #11367Members 1,461

MangaMystery BonitaOda, Hideji (Story & Art)

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Volumes: /3

Chapters: /23

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Synopsis

In the Miyori no Mori series:

1. Miyori no Mori
A young girl abandoned by her parents explores the wooded hillside behind her grandmother's home, encountering the various spirits of the forest in a journey of the heart.

2. Miyori no Mori no Shiki

3. Zoku Miyori no Mori no Shiki

(Source: MU)

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Miyori no Mori

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Characters

Mashima, Miyori

Main

Obaa-chan

Supporting

Nagizari, Fuukurin

Supporting

Kanoko

Supporting

Nego-jii

Supporting

Washirashi

Supporting

Ojii-chan

Supporting

Daisuke

Supporting

Bokuriko

Supporting

Reviews

Jul 29, 2011

misericord

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (8/23 eps)

whilst a pleasant little escape-from-the-modern tale, reminiscent of the beginning of spirited away, there is little more in this. where a lot of manga spend too long in the 'this can't be real!!' disbelief stage, this one pretty much skips that entirely as the protagonist, who starts out as a crass and sour young girl, quickly is converted into the idea of protecting *her* forest. some of the environmentalist overtones are also shoehorned in with little grace.

a quaint little escape, but really a bit juvenile and clumsy in its attempts to talk about something deeper. for the kids, honestly.