Uryuudou Yumebanashi

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Synonyms: Dreams of the Rainy Willow Store, Dreamy Tales of the Rainy Willow Store

Japanese: 雨柳堂夢咄

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Type: Manga

Volumes: Unknown

Chapters: Unknown

Status: Publishing

Published: 1991 to ?

Genres: Drama, Mystery, Supernatural

Theme: Historical

Demographic: Shoujo

Serialization: Nemuki+

Authors: Hatsu, Akiko (Story & Art)

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Ranked: #40631²

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Popularity: #36063

Members: 173

Favorites: 2

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Synopsis

The Rain and Willow shop is an antique store that is owned by a certain elderly man whose grandson assists him with the management. The grandfather is a man of business, while the grandson is a calm, quiet boy with soft unfocused eyes who has the ability to see things that are "not of this world".

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Background

Uryuudou Yumebanashi was initially serialized in Nemuki, but moved to Nemuki+ after the magazine went defunct.

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Aug 7, 2022

agnis_ritaputri

Recommended

Preliminary (9/? eps)

Angst with happy endings. That's how i would describe this manga. I didn't really understand the concept at first, as the synopsis was too complicated for my monkey brain. But as i read chapters and chapters of this manga, i start to see and understand it's beauty and genius.

A customer visits the antique shop, whether it was for selling, buying, or asking questions. And then, the grandson would solve their problems (or in some cases, he would become their problems).

I would read this manga with a trainwreck of emotions, and turn the pages with satisfaction as the chapter ends. A must read for you who ...