After Hours, Vol. 2
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Description
Emi Asahina is 24, unemployed and not really sure what she wants to do with her life. When a friend invites her to a dance club, Emi doesn’t expect much. But what she finds will change her world!
Emi and Kei are making plans for something big, but first they have to convince Kei’s DJ collective to go along with their wild idea. And with a lot of money on the line, it will take more than just enthusiasm to launch their dream event. But despite finally feeling like she might fit in, Emi’s anxiety and secrets are starting to catch up with her. Will they ruin everything?
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Well, a bit more dramatic, but still rather chill. I'm enjoying all the music stuff, as some of what's mentioned and shown I've never known before. And what goes into all the business and planning. Actually pretty interesting and makes me want to go a to a club, after all. (Yes, I've never been to a club or a disco or any other night-party stuff.) I think I'd like to even try out VJ-ing myself. Also, not sure I've mentioned this in my previous review, but I really like the art-style. It's rather "simple", compared to other mangas, but fits the story and characters really well.
Description
Emi Asahina is 24, unemployed and not really sure what she wants to do with her life. When a friend invites her to a dance club, Emi doesn’t expect much. But what she finds will change her world!
Emi and Kei are making plans for something big, but first they have to convince Kei’s DJ collective to go along with their wild idea. And with a lot of money on the line, it will take more than just enthusiasm to launch their dream event. But despite finally feeling like she might fit in, Emi’s anxiety and secrets are starting to catch up with her. Will they ruin everything?
Book Information
Posts
Well, a bit more dramatic, but still rather chill. I'm enjoying all the music stuff, as some of what's mentioned and shown I've never known before. And what goes into all the business and planning. Actually pretty interesting and makes me want to go a to a club, after all. (Yes, I've never been to a club or a disco or any other night-party stuff.) I think I'd like to even try out VJ-ing myself. Also, not sure I've mentioned this in my previous review, but I really like the art-style. It's rather "simple", compared to other mangas, but fits the story and characters really well.