Hanjuku Joshi vol 1-2 End
So much yuri. Seriously, every couple of pages we get girls saying how much they love each other and having sex. The entire manga was all happy, fluffy, cute and so on. That should have been obvious from the author's comment in the beginning of the first volume where she said she drew everyone so cute and delicious.
So the manga follows our protagonist, Yae, attending an all girls high school, which is something she keeps bringing up. Everytime something happens in the school, Yae always likes to remind herself that this kind of thing only happens in an all girls high school. Yae also hates being so girly and wishes she was born a boy for some reason that I can't remember. This all changes when she starts getting closer to Chitose, a boyish girl, and realizes her inner yuri feelings. Then it's all love and sex and yuri.
There is also that girl, Mari, who has an affair with her teacher. I really thought she will play an antagonist role based on her first appearance, but she and her teacher, Ran, became the other yuri couple of the manga.
The overly happy tone of the manga did get a bit tiring, but luckily it was only 2 volumes long so it ended before it dragged on for too much ruining the story. I did like Yae's inner conflict and her struggle to accept who she is. I guess I would have liked it if we got someone to oppose their relationship, like their parents or some friends at school. It would have been a good obstacle for Yae and Chitose to overcome, but it's understandable that we didn't since that wasn't the focus of the manga.

So much yuri. Seriously, every couple of pages we get girls saying how much they love each other and having sex. The entire manga was all happy, fluffy, cute and so on. That should have been obvious from the author's comment in the beginning of the first volume where she said she drew everyone so cute and delicious.
So the manga follows our protagonist, Yae, attending an all girls high school, which is something she keeps bringing up. Everytime something happens in the school, Yae always likes to remind herself that this kind of thing only happens in an all girls high school. Yae also hates being so girly and wishes she was born a boy for some reason that I can't remember. This all changes when she starts getting closer to Chitose, a boyish girl, and realizes her inner yuri feelings. Then it's all love and sex and yuri.
There is also that girl, Mari, who has an affair with her teacher. I really thought she will play an antagonist role based on her first appearance, but she and her teacher, Ran, became the other yuri couple of the manga.
The overly happy tone of the manga did get a bit tiring, but luckily it was only 2 volumes long so it ended before it dragged on for too much ruining the story. I did like Yae's inner conflict and her struggle to accept who she is. I guess I would have liked it if we got someone to oppose their relationship, like their parents or some friends at school. It would have been a good obstacle for Yae and Chitose to overcome, but it's understandable that we didn't since that wasn't the focus of the manga.