To save her impoverished family, Hikaru marries into the wealthy Tsukigami family. However, her husband, Byakuya, refuses to accept her as his wife. He says, "If you marry me, I'll eat you up." Byakuya exudes a cold, beautiful charm that seems inhuman, and what secrets does the Tsukigami family hold? (Source: Comic Days, translated)

August 201X, Ajisai block of Hiryuu City, Tokyo. A beautiful primitive girl called Sarasa suddenly appears before Fumiaki and his little sister Miku. After Fumiaki sees her important spot, Sarasa has two choices, to "screw" him or to "eat" him!! (Source: Gentosha Comics, translated)

Sixth year of the Kansei period (1494), Jippensha Ikkū, by then an unknown author, receives a commission from his editor: to create a guide that compiles the gastronomic specialties, the most select sakes and the most exquisite local products of the country. Thus begins a journey full of incidents in search of the gastronomic delights of each place, an adventure that would inspire him to write his famous Journey through the Tokaido, the masterpiece of Japanese picaresque literature.

The protagonist, Yusuke Minami, is a kind-hearted office worker who "can't say no" when asked. He is always busy answering requests from colleagues and clients. But his joy is bento sake. When he eats his bento and drinks, he forgets everything and feels a sense of freedom in his whole body. And then, from time to time, he remembers a certain woman... A delicious food story with a mysterious side. (Source: Nihon Bungeisha, translated)

Includes the following oneshots and illustrations: Two Warriors (by Hirata Hiroshi) Down Time (Tamori Yousuke) The Mask of the Red Dwarf Star (Hoshino Yukinobu) Olai Portfolio - a few pages of Olai's illustrations The Watermelon Messiah (Otomo Katsuhiro) Midsummer Night's Dream (Lee Marrs & Miyanishi Keizo) The Great Ten (Miyama Noboru) Schizophrenia (Fukuyama Youji) - also included in [B♭ no Sonata](https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=9859) The Promise (Mukaide Masaichi) Cat In Animation (Wako Masayuki)