Younger Sister is the thirtieth chapter of Horimiya, collected in volume five. Positioned after the twenty-ninth installment, its reference record highlights Izumi Miyamura alongside Honoka Sawada, giving the entry a tighter two-person focus.
Summary
Under the name Younger Sister, the thirtieth chapter takes its place within the fifth volume. Its featured cast, as recorded, pairs Izumi Miyamura with Honoka Sawada, a narrower focus than many of the neighboring installments.
Key Events
Sequenced between Mole Under The Eye and Don't Interrupt, the chapter continues the volume's run. The reference singles out Miyamura and Sawada as its highlighted figures.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Horimiya Chapter 30 titled?
Chapter 30 is titled Younger Sister and is collected in the fifth volume of Horimiya.
Which characters are featured in Chapter 30?
Chapter 30 features Izumi Miyamura alongside Honoka Sawada, a narrower focus than many neighboring installments.
Where does Chapter 30 fall in the reading order?
Chapter 30 sits between Chapter 29, Mole Under The Eye, and Chapter 31, Don't Interrupt.
When was Horimiya Chapter 30 released?
Chapter 30 was released on January 18, 2014, in the second issue of that year.
Who wrote and drew Chapter 30?
Chapter 30 was written by HERO with illustrations by Daisuke Hagiwara.
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