Arinko no Uta
Arinko no Uta
Despite his parents' objections, Daisuke Shiro, a young teacher, took a job at a small school in the countryside. He was not welcomed by the villagers and their children, who saw him as an outsider. However, as Daisuke treated his students with compassion, they gradually come to understand each other. Daisuke and the students practiced hard for the big sports day competition between the local villages, and their bond is further strengthened.
At the same time, children of migrant workers, who have been neglected due to the absence of their parents, came to the village and caused trouble. Daisuke struggled to resolve the conflict between the children.
(Source: Mangapedia, translated)
Despite his parents' objections, Daisuke Shiro, a young teacher, took a job at a small school in the countryside. He was not welcomed by the villagers and their children, who saw him as an outsider. However, as Daisuke treated his students with compassion, they gradually come to understand each other. Daisuke and the students practiced hard for the big sports day competition between the local villages, and their bond is further strengthened.
At the same time, children of migrant workers, who have been neglected due to the absence of their parents, came to the village and caused trouble. Daisuke struggled to resolve the conflict between the children.
(Source: Mangapedia, translated)
Despite his parents' objections, Daisuke Shiro, a young teacher, took a job at a small school in the countryside. He was not welcomed by the villagers and their children, who saw him as an outsider. However, as Daisuke treated his students with compassion, they gradually come to understand each other. Daisuke and the students practiced hard for the big sports day competition between the local villages, and their bond is further strengthened.
At the same time, children of migrant workers, who have been neglected due to the absence of their parents, came to the village and caused trouble. Daisuke struggled to resolve the conflict between the children.
(Source: Mangapedia, translated)
Format
Manga
Volumes
3
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Status Distribution
Current
16%·4
Planning
60%·15
Dropped
4%·1
Completed
20%·5
Tags
Male Protagonist20%Teacher20%Rural20%
Frequently asked questions
How many volumes does Arinko no Uta have?
Arinko no Uta has 3 volumes.
Is Arinko no Uta completed?
As of now, Arinko no Uta has finished.
What kind of manga is Arinko no Uta?
Arinko no Uta is a manga, originally from Japan.