The Wind in March is 3 Knots

Short Story Hymns to Boys: The Wind in March is 3 Knots

The Wind in March is 3 Knots
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The Wind in March is 3 Knots

Short Story Hymns to Boys: The Wind in March is 3 Knots

3-gatsu no Kaze wa 3 Knots โ€ข Sangatsu no Kaze wa 3 Knots โ€ข 3ๆœˆใฎ้ขจใฏ3ใƒŽใƒƒใƒˆ

Origination: Manga
Demographic: Shounen
Published: 1981
Status: ๐Ÿ“— Completed
Translation: Unknown
Final Chapter: Volume 1, Chapter 5
Ranked: #137,627
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The boy runs. Today and tomorrow. Discovering a number of true adventures in the boring daily lives of adults. Walking a tightrope in a wheelbarrow, a March breeze, a wristwatch, a dirty stray dog...these are the gateways to a world of adventure. Shigeru is a boy who dreams of being a sailor. He successfully infiltrates a ship on a foreign route, but the sailors find him hiding in the hold. "I wanted to go on my father's ship..." he said, pointing
at First Engineer Kumada...

In addition to the title work "The Wind in March is 3 Knots'', it includes 5 stories, including "Independence Festival Night'', "Takada-kun's Clock'', "Weakling Koro'', and "Galaxy Flight'', including a 16-page color manuscript.

A hymn to the boy's soul drawn with a graceful touch by the genius Hisashi Sakaguchi!!

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Authors: Sakaguchi Hisashi
Artists: Sakaguchi Hisashi
Genres: Adventure
Theme: Animals

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