【Amayo no Tsuki】A Girl Confronting Hearing Impairment: Seeing the World Without Sound

In the fresh breeze of spring, our protagonist, Saki Kindaichi, bumps into a cool-looking girl on her way to piano lessons, right before starting high school.

This encounter is destined to change Saki's life profoundly. She reunites with this girl at high school and learns that her name is Kanon Oikawa, and she is hearing impaired.

However, from the very first day, Kanon shows a dismissive attitude and isolates herself from her classmates. Saki attempts to understand Kanon's loneliness and continues to reach out to her, gradually changing Kanon's demeanor.

While “Amayo no Tsuki” appears to portray daily high school life, it touches upon deeper themes. These include the realities faced by people with disabilities, how to interact with oneself and others, and the subtle balance of human relationships. Furthermore, readers can learn about the struggles of hearing-impaired individuals, something many people might be unaware of. It's not only a story to enjoy but also offers deep insights.

As the story unfolds, it becomes apparent that Saki also has her past issues. Her growing feelings for Kanon gradually become clear, and it's impossible to look away from how this will transform their relationship.

“Amayo no Tsuki” is a tale of two girls growing amidst adversity and serves as an aid to readers in understanding the difficulties of people with disabilities and the emotions of those trying to understand them. Follow this work to see how these two girls grow and evolve.