Deja Vu, the seventy-first chapter of Horimiya, follows the boys as they plan a sleepover at Sengoku's place. The catch is that only guys can attend, since his parents remain unaware of Remi. When teasing starts, Miyamura lets slip how routine his own nights at the Hori house have become.
Summary
The group settles on holding a sleepover at Sengoku's home, though the guest list stays limited to the boys. The reason is delicate: Sengoku's parents still do not know about Remi, so her presence has to be kept out of the picture.
Toru turns the situation into a joke, which prompts Miyamura to admit that he already spends plenty of evenings over at Hori's place. From there the chapter pulls back the curtain on what an ordinary night inside the Hori household actually looks like.
Key Events
Plans firm up for a boys-only gathering at Sengoku's house, kept that way to shield the secret of Remi from his family. Toru's ribbing draws out Miyamura's casual confession about his frequent stays with the Horis, and Sengoku reacts with a touch of envy at how freely Miyamura drifts in and out of Kyouko's home.
A glimpse of a typical Hori evening follows, with the family even remarking on how Miyamura's hair has grown out from its usual look.
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Notes
The seventy-first chapter sits between Chapter 70 and Chapter 72 in the run. Its cast draws in Izumi Miyamura, Toru Ishikawa, Kakeru Sengoku, and members of the Hori family including Kyouko, Kyousuke, Yuriko, and Souta, while Remi, Honoka Sawada, and Kouichi Shindou earn only passing mentions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Horimiya Chapter 71?
In Horimiya Chapter 71, "Deja Vu," the boys plan a sleepover at Kakeru Sengoku's house that excludes Remi Ayasaki because Sengoku's parents do not know about her. Teasing from Toru Ishikawa prompts Izumi Miyamura to admit how often he already stays over at the Hori house.
Why can't Remi attend the sleepover in Horimiya Chapter 71?
In Chapter 71, Remi Ayasaki cannot join the sleepover at Kakeru Sengoku's house because his parents still do not know about her, so the gathering is kept boys-only to protect that secret.
Who appears in Horimiya Chapter 71?
Horimiya Chapter 71 features Izumi Miyamura, Toru Ishikawa, Kakeru Sengoku, and members of the Hori family including Kyouko, Kyousuke, Yuriko, and Souta, with Remi Ayasaki, Honoka Sawada, and Kouichi Shindou mentioned in passing.
What does Miyamura reveal about his visits to the Hori house in Chapter 71?
Izumi Miyamura admits that he already spends many of his evenings at Kyouko Hori's house, a casual confession that leaves Kakeru Sengoku a little envious of how comfortable Miyamura is there.
What is the title of Horimiya Chapter 71 and where does it fall in the series?
Horimiya Chapter 71 is titled "Deja Vu," and it falls between Chapter 70 and Chapter 72 in the manga.
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