Punch Up!, Vol. 4 With no other options, the two decide to start their relationship over from the beginning. Kouta's behavior scares Motoharu, who longs for his lost lover and worries about their past troubles. Read on for the emotional climax in this final volume of Punch Up! Reads R to L (Japanese Style) for matu

Title	:	Punch Up!, Vol. 4
Author	:	Shiuko Kano
Rating	:	4.95 (380 Votes)
Asin	:	1421543559
Format Type	:	Paperback
Number of Pages	:	192 Pages
Publish Date	:	2013-04-09
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In a split second, Motoharu and Kouta went from lovers to strangers. After a traumatic fall at work, 19-year-old Kouta has reverted back to his 15-year-old self and is only interested in killing time at the arcade. Kouta's behavior scares Motoharu, who longs for his lost lover and worries about their past troubles. With no other options, the two decide to start their relationship over from the beginning. Read on for the emotional climax in this final volume of Punch Up! Reads R to L (Japanese Style) for mature audiences.

Editorial : About the Author Shiuko Kano is the creator of over 30 manga. Her English-language releases include: Affair, I’m Not Your Steppin’ Stone, Kiss All The Boys, Maybe I’m Your Steppin’ Stone, Play Boy Blues, Tough Love Baby, and Yakuza In Love. A native of Osaka Prefecture, she was born on March 4th with an O blood type, and is the sister of mangaka Kazuna Uchida. You can find out more about Shiuko Kano at her website, studioe-kennel/.

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