Volume 1 of Daisuke Hagiwara's ``It's too small to call it love'' has been released. It's a story about living together with an older brother whom you admired when you were a child, and which is ``more than first love, but less than real love.''
Umi, a high school girl, ends up staying with the Hiroi family next door due to her mother's sudden long-term business trip. Umi is excited to be reunited with her older brother, Shoya, who is eight years older than her, who played with her when she was little, but he has turned from an honor student to a worn-out adult man with messy blond hair and shabby sweats. Actually, Shoya works as a manga artist for adults... Currently being serialized in Monthly Shonen Gangan (Square Enix).
To commemorate the release of the book, a PV has been released. Additionally, some bookstores will give out purchase benefits. The electronic version comes with illustration data.
