Shino Can't Say Her Name Manga
About Shino Can't Say Her Name Manga
Shino Can't Say Her Name Manga features story and art by Shuzo Oshimi.
Shino Oshima is so shy she cannot even say her name out loud.
High school can be a stressful time for many young people. The change means a new commute, new friends, new courses…new teachers. For Shino Oshima the change could have meant an opportunity to blossom into adulthood. Unfortunately, things go wrong on her first day - she fails to even say her name during her homeroom introduction. From then on Shino is a part-mute part-stuttering mess. Ostracized and afraid she struggles to find her place in this new world... But thankfully for her, she finds her voice through music and some unexpected new frienemies.
Details
- Publisher: DENPA
- Media: Manga
- Genre: Drama
- Themes: Music, School Life, Slice of Life
- Age Rating: 13+
- Release Date: 5/18/2021
- Page Count: 216
- Dimensional Weight: 1
- Written Language: English
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Ratings & Reviews
2 reviews
Would recommend
by Camille -
I really liked this! A lot was able to be expressed considering it’s a one shot, though I wish it wasn’t left on a cliffhanger :( It isn’t a blood on the tracks type of psychological manga, if that’s what you’re looking for. I would still recommend it nevertheless.
Awesome and personal
by Leyna -
Through the afterword, you learn that this subject is very important to Oshimi. He explained how badly his stuttering affected him, his lack of ability to express himself, Worrying about how he appeared to other people led him to gain a habit of telling how they felt by looking at cues in their expression. Ultimately this helped in his mangas.
This one-shot is relatively tame compared to his other series, but there's still the goodness in his usual works. I love how personal it feels.