Aoi no Heya ni Mata Haru ga Kita (Spring Returns to Aoi's Room)

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Japanese: アオイの部屋にまた春が来た

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Type: One-shot

Volumes: Unknown

Chapters: 1

Status: Finished

Published: Mar 28, 2025

Genre: Drama

Themes: Pets, Reincarnation

Demographic: Shounen

Serialization: Shounen Jump+

Authors: Ishikawa, Ireishi (Story & Art)

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Score: 7.79¹ (scored by 928 users)

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Ranked: #1455²

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Popularity: #12563

Members: 1,614

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One-shotShounen Jump+Ishikawa, Ireishi (Story & Art)

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Synopsis

Living a self-destructive lifestyle, young Aoi finds her room visited by various symbols of spring—cherry blossoms and butterflies—all silently watching over her days. A new tale of love and life from the unique mind.

(Source: MANGA Plus)

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Aoi no Heya ni Mata Haru ga Kita was published digitally as an English simulpub as Spring Returns to Aoi's Room through MANGA Plus.

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Reviews

Jul 10, 2025

infinitegreen0

Recommended

A moving one-shot that presents an old message about loss in a fresh, meaningful way. The writing is warm and thoughtful without coming across as forced, and likewise the balance between fun and serious was pretty much perfect. I was also impressed with the MC; despite the short length of the work, the author managed to give the protagonist a punchy and unique personality, rather than have them be just another bland sacrificial fill-in for the story's message. The art style fits the overall tone and, while I would have liked a bit more background and history near the end of the manga, it still ...

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Jul 23, 2025

Ciezul

Recommended

I liked it. The writing in this one-shot is superb. I truly appreciate when a writer can convey inner emotions with subtlety.

This manga made me appreciate the little things around me. From the morning sunshine to moonless dark nights. We often forget how much we rely on the quiet, unsung wonders that surround us.

This might sound a bit preachy, but for a moment while reading… I genuinely appreciated Allah for allowing me to be alive. (Note: this manga doesn’t have any religious sentiment, this is just my personal reflection).

That’s a blessing, isn’t it?

To walk. To eat. To live...

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