This is a light-hearted story, one that is enjoyable just by itself and a nice morning read to start the day, with a cup of coffe or tea. However, it's more than that. The dramas the characters goes through are very relatable to a 20+ years old such as myself. Taking risks; leaving everything and everyone behind to achieve your own dreams; having to adapt to a completely new enviroment. And all of that is presented in an easy to digest menner, with a great mixture of humor, drama and plot twists. There's a clear influence of japanese culture (well, the main character is a Japanese studant named Miyuku that's studying abroad on Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, and the ilustrations could be any manga cover) on the way the writer presents his story, and some scenes seems to be easily translated into any anime or manga. And since the Brazillian and Japanese cultures are worlds apart from one another, these contrast only adds up to the hardship (and funny moments) that Myuki has to go through. Despite the relationship between the characters being constantly build up and becoming more and complex and interesting, it's not one of those stories that only gets interesting after 100+ pages. After reading the first few chapters it's really easy to get a feeling for the story. If you're currently facing a transition moment in your life, enjoys learning about culture contrast and are an anime/manga fan, I can't recommend this story enough. Just give it a go.