Yotsuba Revoltech 2nd Generation Super Poseable Action Figure Yotsuba Koiwai (japan import)

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Continuity Overlap: There are many references to Azumanga Daioh, to the point that it's implied to take place in the same continuity. According to sources, Yotsuba Kominato’s height is around 5 feet 6 inches (168 cm) and she weighs approximately 52 kg (115 lbs). Her body shape is considered to be slim with measurements of 32-24-33 inches. She is passionate about animal rights and has been involved in various campaigns to raise awareness about animal welfare issues.

Shown Their Work: Comes up in the most unusual places. The bears in the teddy-bear shop are based on actual designs. The ridiculously-expensive Steiff one even has the trademark button (the one Yotsuba chooses to be Duralumin, however, is generic). Azuma lampshaded this at one point, saying that he never thought he'd have to buy candy for his job.If you are looking for more Japanese reading practice — or just to get used to reading in Japanese, finding the joy in it, and building a habit of doing so — Yotsuba&! might be the series you are looking for. At its core, Yotsuba&! is a great beginner series, suitable for many learners who've worked through a beginner textbook like Genki. The art and overall compactness of the dialogue help tremendously with understanding new vocabulary or grammar points through context, and as Yotsuba&! is structured as short, independent chapters, it's easy to skip one if you're having difficulty.

Fuuka playing with Yotsuba's paper-cup phone in her room and Koiwai unexpectedly replying to her via his room. Asagi walks in on the two of them using it and Fuuka panics saying it's not what it looks like.

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The character of Yotsuba is cited by reviewers as one of the key appeals of Yotsuba&!, especially her energy, enthusiasm, and sense of wonder. For example, one wrote, "Yotsuba’s wide-eyed awe at each discovery, from the idea of a milkman to learning how to catch fish, is both inspiring and infectious. You want to see what happens next, because she continually comes across as genuine without turning into cloying." A reviewer at Anime News Network wrote, "What is really special about Yotsuba, though, is that newness with which she, as a child, sees the world. That the manga allows us to glimpse the world through those same eager eyes is what gives it appeal far beyond its humor." Johanna Draper Carlson, long-time comics reviewer for Publishers Weekly, said that "Yotsuba is a sponge of a character, with infinite possibility as she learns about life. Watching her do so is both fun and funny, and the way she finds enjoyment in everything is inspirational. It creates an infectious feeling of shared joy in the reader." Another claimed that "Yotsuba Koiwai's adventures are... a lucid and charming look at the world through a child's eyes, as she gets into scrapes that remind us all of our own childhoods (if only through manga-tinted glasses)." Cool and Unusual Punishment: Yotsuba claimed a "lying bug" was making her lie, so her dad put her in the enclosure of a guardian niō statue at a Buddhist temple, claiming it'd "get rid of" whatever was lying. Cue complete meltdown and a bawled confession that she was the one lying, after which Koiwai let her out. Despite her popularity, Yotsuba keeps her personal life private. She rarely shares details about her family or romantic relationships with the public. This has only added to her mystique and allure, making her even more fascinating to her fans. a b Azuma, Kiyohiko (2005). "Chapter 7: Yotsuba & Rain". Yotsuba&!. Volume 1. ADV Manga. ISBN 978-1-4139-0317-1. Yotsuba is also known for her love of nature and the great outdoors. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, camping, and exploring new places. She has even been known to share photos of her adventures on social media, much to the delight of her followers.