Comments on: GiriKoi, by YAMADA Daisy http://niko-niko.net/shoujo/2008/10/09/girikoi-by-yamada-daisy/ Mon, 19 Dec 2011 13:04:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Raymond Lee Martinez http://niko-niko.net/shoujo/2008/10/09/girikoi-by-yamada-daisy/comment-page-1/#comment-9024 Raymond Lee Martinez Sat, 24 Jul 2010 12:27:51 +0000 http://niko-niko.net/shoujo/?p=437#comment-9024 I just read boyfriend here in my deployment at Operation Iraqi Freedom. I love it so much. I dont konw how or what gave you this idea but it make me sad and some of my stress went away. I just want to say keep up the amazing work you are doing. And it amazing you can read japanese and understand that if i was like that I would buy anime in japanese instead looking or waiting to see if they ever going to make it in English. Also where can I buy the complete series so i can sent it home. I really love it so much. I want to share it with my furtrure kids when i have some. But in English of course I dont even have a 1st grader laugage as a japanese. please tell me where to buy them in english. I just read boyfriend here in my deployment at Operation Iraqi Freedom. I love it so much. I dont konw how or what gave you this idea but it make me sad and some of my stress went away. I just want to say keep up the amazing work you are doing. And it amazing you can read japanese and understand that if i was like that I would buy anime in japanese instead looking or waiting to see if they ever going to make it in English. Also where can I buy the complete series so i can sent it home. I really love it so much. I want to share it with my furtrure kids when i have some. But in English of course I dont even have a 1st grader laugage as a japanese. please tell me where to buy them in english.

]]> By: MangaBlog » Blog Archive » New comics and Digital procrastination http://niko-niko.net/shoujo/2008/10/09/girikoi-by-yamada-daisy/comment-page-1/#comment-1874 MangaBlog » Blog Archive » New comics and Digital procrastination Tue, 14 Oct 2008 12:24:22 +0000 http://niko-niko.net/shoujo/?p=437#comment-1874 [...] at Anime Sentinel. Tangognat reviews vol. 1 of Sugar Princess: Skating to Win. Emily looks at GiriKoi at Emily’s Random Shoujo Manga Page. Ferdinand enjoys vol. 1 of Papillon at Prospero’s [...] [...] at Anime Sentinel. Tangognat reviews vol. 1 of Sugar Princess: Skating to Win. Emily looks at GiriKoi at Emily’s Random Shoujo Manga Page. Ferdinand enjoys vol. 1 of Papillon at Prospero’s [...]

]]> By: Emily http://niko-niko.net/shoujo/2008/10/09/girikoi-by-yamada-daisy/comment-page-1/#comment-1873 Emily Sun, 12 Oct 2008 06:36:27 +0000 http://niko-niko.net/shoujo/?p=437#comment-1873 Alas, no, I live in California. Considering my manga addiction is bad enough when I am around the two Kinokuniya stores we have here with their crazy-marked-up prices... if I lived in Japan, my collection would be insanely insanely insane ^_^ I have little control around cheap manga :) As Japanese isn't a problem for you, then I suggest BK1 (www.bk1.co.jp) I have ordered from them since 2001 or so. Alas, no, I live in California. Considering my manga addiction is bad enough when I am around the two Kinokuniya stores we have here with their crazy-marked-up prices… if I lived in Japan, my collection would be insanely insanely insane ^_^ I have little control around cheap manga :) As Japanese isn’t a problem for you, then I suggest BK1 (www.bk1.co.jp) I have ordered from them since 2001 or so.

]]> By: shoujo22 http://niko-niko.net/shoujo/2008/10/09/girikoi-by-yamada-daisy/comment-page-1/#comment-1871 shoujo22 Sat, 11 Oct 2008 01:07:35 +0000 http://niko-niko.net/shoujo/?p=437#comment-1871 Do you live in Japan? Luckily, I can read Japanese with about 80-85% accuracy, so navigating the sites are never really an issue for me. I was always just a bit paranoid about ordering stuff from websites that I wasn't familiar with. Anywho, thanks for the advice! Do you mind if I nudge you every blue moon (hardly ever, basically). Do you live in Japan?

Luckily, I can read Japanese with about 80-85% accuracy, so navigating the sites are never really an issue for me.

I was always just a bit paranoid about ordering stuff from websites that I wasn’t familiar with.

Anywho, thanks for the advice! Do you mind if I nudge you every blue moon (hardly ever, basically).

]]> By: Emily http://niko-niko.net/shoujo/2008/10/09/girikoi-by-yamada-daisy/comment-page-1/#comment-1870 Emily Fri, 10 Oct 2008 19:46:02 +0000 http://niko-niko.net/shoujo/?p=437#comment-1870 Well, I am fortunate enough to live near a couple of Kinokuniya Japanese bookstore locations, so I usually buy my manga there. When I order online, I usually order import manga from BK1. It is a Japanese online bookstore. But even though the site is in Japanese, I think there are a few guides floating around on the net that have screencaps and instructions on how to buy from there, even if you don't read Japanese. Here are some links to some sites that sell manga: http://niko-niko.net/shoujo/online-manga-stores/ You can mail order from Kinokuniya.com also. Most of their site is in Japanese, but you can search using the ISBN number I have provided in my summary (remove the hyphens) and once you find the book, the checkout process is in English. Hope this helps! Well, I am fortunate enough to live near a couple of Kinokuniya Japanese bookstore locations, so I usually buy my manga there. When I order online, I usually order import manga from BK1. It is a Japanese online bookstore. But even though the site is in Japanese, I think there are a few guides floating around on the net that have screencaps and instructions on how to buy from there, even if you don’t read Japanese. Here are some links to some sites that sell manga:
http://niko-niko.net/shoujo/online-manga-stores/
You can mail order from Kinokuniya.com also. Most of their site is in Japanese, but you can search using the ISBN number I have provided in my summary (remove the hyphens) and once you find the book, the checkout process is in English.
Hope this helps!

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