Based on the novels by Saho Sasazawa, Monjiro Kogarashi is a professional gambler who travels around Japan during the Edo era, until one day he is framed for a crime committed by a friend, and exiled to Hachijou Island. When his friend breaks his silence to protest Mojiro's innocence, everything changes.

The career ladder doesn't exist in Japan! Meet Shirakawa Yoshihiko, a pro headhunter who's just returned from a successful term in the US with money in his pocket. What sort of advice does he plan to give the youth of Japan as they desperately search for jobs? How can someone get a successful career in Japanese society? (From Manga Reborn)

Jiroubei (57), after 38 years of loyal service as a shinobi, loses his job after the death of his mistress. Taroubei (61) decides to retire after 41 years working as a constable in the city of Edo. These two men decided to give their lives to a loyal cause. Now free from their duty, a strange friendship begins between the two of them.

In the edo period, the second son of a town official works as a flute player under kabuki master Ichikawa Danjūrō V at the Nakamura-za theater. However, when his older brother is killed he must once again learn to become a warrior. At the same time, a serial killer is targeting young girls in Edo. **Note:** Won the Grand Prize in the 20th Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize awards in 2016.

Arata, Chinta and Buuyan found an old used car in the dump. They tried to fix it, but it exploded. They decide to try fixing another car, which is an Eunos Roadster. They need 10 years to get it finished and by then they their dream is not so simple anymore...

Kabukicho in Shinjuku, where the night never ends. In this town of swirling desire, men called “hosts” offer emotional support in exchange for money. Amidst this unprecedented boom for the male host business, the daily lives of these "number ones" are filled with incidents and troubles that transcend common sense and human decency…? This is a cutting comedy depicting the lives of men who are as glittering and ephemeral as champagne bubbles, living in a mad world that is often cruel! (Source: Ura Sunday, translated)

The treasure hunt for a mystery Tenga begins !

A rural Hokkaido school of delinquents is all up in arms with the rumored arrival of an infamous 'monster' from Sapporo. First-year trio delinquents meet the new student and fellow classmate, Aoki Issei, and learn that besides his crazy strength and wild violence, he's got a passion for baseball. When Issei's 'guardian' arrives, they find out she's even crazier and more dangerous than him. Somehow the entire school get caught up in her determination to resuscitate the baseball club and make it to Koshien.

The "Bagmen Incidents", a series of murders. The perpetrator is the rumored girl clad in a sailor uniform whose face is concealed by a Gas Mask dubbed "Mask-san". One day, by a coincidence, that same Mask-san was seen by the young boy Watta. Furthermore, that face belongs to, of all people, his classmate...!? With the unprecedented heroine, Gas Mask Girl unfolds with suspense in battle and on campus. The curtain rises magnificently!!

"A record you can see." Shorts by various authors set to Satie's Gymnopedies. 1. To Aru, Gakusei, To, Gymnopedies (A certain, student, gymnopedies) \[Natsujikei Miyazaki\] 2. A night absent of return \[Murai\] 3. For a quiet night's sleep \[Yoso Machi\] 4. Gentle Water \[Kayashima Yuuta\] 5. Gymnopédies déjà-vu \[Mikami Yuuri\] 6. Slowly, as if in pain \[Sekine Miyuu\]