Strawberry 100% #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeVolume 9 of Viz's English edition of Strawberry 100% continues the romantic comedy series by Mizuki Kawashita. This volume follows Junpei Manaka as he navigates his feelings for the girls in his life, particularly during a beach trip and a school festival, further complicating his romantic pursuits.
In "The Last Night," Junpei faces a ticking clock as he races to finish his summer homework, but a sudden invitation to Tsukasa’s home for a dessert tasting pulls him into something far more unexpected. This heartfelt chapter introduces Higure with quiet intensity, setting the stage for what might be a pivotal moment in their quiet, unfolding connection. Written by Mizuki Kawashita and Yuko Sawada, with art by Kawashita and inks by Kuniyuki Abe, Yasuko Umi, and Nana Sato, the issue captures the bittersweet rhythm of youth and small, meaningful choices. The cover, by Mizuki Kawashita, beautifully mirrors the story’s delicate mood.
In "The Last Night," Junpei insists on escorting Yui home, despite her protests, leading to an unexpected overnight stay at a quiet inn when the journey stretches too long. The cramped room and fading light set the stage for a night where awkward silences and quiet glances slowly unravel the space between them.
In "Yui's Ally," Yui faces a dilemma when Mr. Minamito insists she leave Tokyo unless she can find a new place to stay—her current arrangement of sharing a room with Junpei at the Manaka household is deemed inappropriate. To solve the problem, Junpei surprises everyone by offering to move out, stepping up in a way that quietly shifts the dynamics between them.
In "The Sweetest Man," Junpei faces a mountain of summer homework, but one invitation from Tsukasa—her latest dessert experiment waiting to be taste-tested—pulls him into a whirlwind of sugary distractions. As he navigates her kitchen and her quiet charm, a chance meeting with Higure sets off a chain of moments that feel just a little too sweet to be coincidence.
In "A Stray Sheep Saved," Junpei's world tilts when he learns that the mysterious pastry chef Higure—whom Tsukasa adores—is someone he’s already met. Suddenly, the quiet kitchen becomes a battlefield of awkward glances and simmering jealousy, all while a single stray sheep wanders through the chaos.
When the Film Club’s promotional video shoot goes up in flames—literally—Aya, Satsuki, and Tsukasa find themselves stranded in their revealing "Chelsea Angels" costumes during a school evacuation, scrambling to escape the chaos without anyone seeing them. The trio’s frantic attempt to stay hidden while dodging teachers and classmates turns their already awkward situation into a full-blown comedic disaster.
In "Return To Our Old School," Tsukasa shares a memory from middle school with Jo, recalling how Junpei stood up to a teacher to defend Rikiya—revealing the roots of her enduring respect for him. The story unfolds with warmth and humor, capturing the quiet moments that shaped their past.
In "Exciting Summer Vacation," Satsuki’s playful rivalry with Tsukasa takes a bizarre turn when she divides a cake by bust size, while Aya’s mischievous imagination turns Rikiya’s head into a frost column. Meanwhile, Satsuki’s determined attempt to deliver a Christmas gift to Junpei leads her straight to his apartment door—though her plan may be more about the thrill than the gift itself.
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