Hana has a few expectations about married life that she is eager to meet, actually. Hana is pretty eager to play up the loving wife role in their marriage. There’s some pretty good humour throughout I Married My Best Friend to Shut My Parents Up, too. It is something that she doesn’t particularly realise at first, though other people certainly do. Living with Hana sees Machi start to change, and for the better, at that. Hana’s pretty open about having feelings for Machi since their school days, whilst for Machi the marriage is just a means to an end. That good thing is the marriage between Machi and Hana. That’s pretty much their entire role, though, and I guess some good does come out of it. They have it firmly in their minds that men and women have specific roles they should play in society, and they do not take it well when they meet Machi’s “wife”.
She has no intention of doing that, so when her friend Hana Agaya offers to be her wife, Machi takes her up on the offer.įirst off, let me say that Machi’s parents are real jerks. This manga focuses on Machi Morimoto, who is being pressured by her parents to marry a man. But this “fake” marriage could unearth something very real! In an unexpected move, her friend from high school offers to be her wife in a sham marriage, to make Morimoto’s parents back off. Morimoto, a young professional woman in Japan, wishes her parents would stop trying to get her to marry a man and settle down. Front cover of Married My Best Friend to Shut My Parents Up, featuring Machi Morimoto and Hana Agaya
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