This series follows a student at an elite academy trying to navigate a world of superficiality and nepotism. The protagonist, who earned her place through merit rather than connections, faces misunderstanding and snubs from her wealthy peers. She starts a gardening club, hoping to forge friendships and enjoy her high school experience. The story is brimming with comedic charm and heartfelt antics, capturing her winding road to finding true companionship.
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Imadoki! follows the trials and tribulations of a budding horticulturist as she makes her way down the winding road to friendship. From Y' Watase, one of the most beloved shjo artists in Japan, Imadoki! packs comedic charm and heartfelt antics into an adorable bouquet of whimsical fantasy
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Imadoki! (Nowadays) follows the trials and tribulations of a budding horticulturist as she makes her way down the winding road to friendship. From Yuu Watase, one of Japan's most beloved shôjo artists, Imadoki! packs comedic charm and heartfelt antics into an adorable bouquet of whimsical fantasy. Every club needs to take a field trip, and Tanpopo's Gardening Committee is no exception. Koki gets a tip that his elusive older brother may be living incognito in Hokkaido, so the rest of the group packs their bags and heads north with him. Tanpopo is doubly pleased because this extracurricular excursion affords her the rare opportunity to visit her former home--a place far different from the hustle and bustle of big city life. Later, when Koki's betrothed, Erika, shows up as a new transfer student, it'll take more than flowers to soothe the situation at Meio Academy.
Unsere Heldin heiß Tanpopo, was auf Japanisch Löwenzahn bedeutet. Und genauso hartnäckig wie die Pflanze ist auch Tanpopo in allem, was sie tut. Sie hat gerade die Schule gewechselt, ist nach Tokio gezogen und geht jetzt auf die renommierte Meio-Schule. Dort lernt sie einen geheimnisvollen Jungen kennen, der gerade einen Löwenzahn einpflanzt…
Unsere Heldin heiß Tanpopo, was auf Japanisch Löwenzahn bedeutet. Und genauso hartnäckig wie die Pflanze ist auch Tanpopo in allem, was sie tut. Sie hat gerade die Schule gewechselt, ist nach Tokio gezogen und geht jetzt auf die renommierte Meio-Schule. Dort lernt sie einen geheimnisvollen Jungen kennen, der gerade einen Löwenzahn einpflanzt…