Yotsuba&! #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the first seven chapters of Kiyohiko Azuma's beloved slice-of-life manga series, introducing the energetic and curious five-year-old Yotsuba as she navigates everyday adventures in her new neighborhood with her adoptive father, Koiwai. Known for its charming humor and heartwarming depiction of childhood wonder, this edition marks the English-language debut of the series under A.D. Vision's manga imprint.
Yotsuba&! #1 kicks off with the lively arrival of the Koiwai family next door to the Ayase sisters, introducing four-year-old Yotsuba in "Yotsuba And Moving." Written by Kiyohiko Azuma and Javier Lopez, with art and inks by Azuma, the story captures the chaotic charm of a new neighbor’s first days through Yotsuba’s wide-eyed curiosity. The cover by Kiyohiko Azuma perfectly frames her boundless energy as she explores her new surroundings.
Yotsuba Koiwai’s first day in her new home kicks off with boundless curiosity and a whirlwind of energy, quickly turning the quiet neighborhood into her personal playground. As she bounds from one discovery to the next, her new neighbors—Asagi, Fuuka, and Ena Ayase—find themselves both bewildered and charmed by the four-year-old’s relentless enthusiasm.
Yotsuba Koiwai’s curiosity takes a cool turn when she visits the Ayase home and experiences air conditioning for the first time—only to be quickly drawn into Ena Ayase’s passionate, hands-on approach to environmental awareness. With her usual wide-eyed wonder, Yotsuba navigates the strange new world of indoor cooling and the earnest, eco-conscious energy of her older friend, while Mr. Koiwai and Asagi Ayase watch on with quiet amusement.
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