Despite not having read the first two of the series, I requested a copy of this one.
It was better than I expected. The art was cute and overall had a light feeling that drew me in.
I know that some are probably in the same boat I was in with starting at a volume that was not the first. I was able to keep up quite well and did not feel that I missed much. I am not sure how much farther in the series I would go without reading the first two, but this one was alright.
The only complaint I have is the pacing. It was slow. Another manga series that I love (A Bride's Story) is also quite slow but there is so much character development happening despite little in terms of events. It would have been nice if this one had more development considering the pace.

Rating: 3/5
Language: n/a
Romance: crushing
Spiritual: n/a
Violence: n/a

*I received a copy of this book from the publisher. All thoughts are my own and a positive review was not required. ( )

Time to meet the parents! The newlyweds consider it a honeymoon trip as they travel to Nara and stop in Kyoto for some sightseeing. Tsukasa's little foster sister intrudes to remind everyone she disapproves of Nasa as a husband, but then it's time to visit Nasa's parents to see if they'll disapprove of Tsukasa.

Fun in its gentle and wholesome way.

Tsukasa's background remains a mystery, but if the series takes a turn to the supernatural, there are several very obvious hints that immortality may be involved. ( )