5 Fun facts about Horimiya

 The studio behind the animation of Horimiya is none other than CloverWorks. CloverWorks is responsible for anime such as Rascal Does Not Dream of Dreaming Girl, The Promised Neverland, Darling in the FranXX, and Wonder Egg Priority.

  It’s constantly joked that Hori-san could be both sadistic (someone who finds joy in inflicting pain upon others) and masochistic (someone who feels pleasure from pain and humiliation), as Kyoko admits to enjoy being scolded or hit by Miyamura.

 Hori-san actually has trouble doing Japanese tongue twisters, while Izumi is quite good at it. Despite being able to, there are words that he has trouble pronouncing such as “Atatakai” which translates to warm in Japanese.

  A few notable preferences of our favorite couple are: Hori likes to eat mikan (a type of citrus fruit) but dislikes stew. She’s also often seen watching a lot of horror movies.  Miyamura admits he likes women wearing blazers, and he has a dislike for tomato peel.

  Daisuke Hagiwara is the artist of the ongoing Horimiya manga, a nd in the first volume he left the following message for the readers: “I’m Hagiwara, the artist. I’m praying that I have been able to reproduce even a little bit of the world of HERO-sensei’s Horimiya. It has been stressful, but a lot of fun! I hope you can enjoy it!” How sweet. Other than that, he is also the author and artist of Strong Chase Weak Animato and the Touken Ranbu Online Anthology Comic.

                               Hori-san to Miyamura-kun is a Japanese shōnen web manga series written and illustrated by Hiroki Adachi, under the pseudonym Hero. It was self-published on Hero's website, Dokkai Ahen, from February 2007 to December 2011 in a four-panel format.