Suki, Tokoro ni yori Arashi.

Suki, Tokoro ni yori Arashi is a shōjo manga series written and illustrated by Mitsuki Kako, serialized in the Japanese magazine Betsucomi during the early 2000s. The work emerged within a period of prolific shōjo production, focusing on the sentimental and often turbulent dynamics of school-age romance. Kako’s narrative style typically emphasizes emotional introspection, utilizing a refined illustrative aesthetic that aligns with the visual conventions established by the Shogakukan editorial department during this era.

The series centers on the delicate interplay of teenage relationships, exploring themes of longing and circumstantial conflict. As a creator, Kako is noted for her ability to capture nuanced facial expressions and interior monologues, which served to anchor the series in a recognizable, grounded reality for its readership. While the manga functioned as a standard entry in the shōjo genre, it remains a notable example of the stylistic consistency and thematic preoccupations present in early 2000s Japanese romance comics.