1. **Hai Time: Fuuko to Kazukita** (はいTime －風子と一北－) 2. **Shuugaku Tour Hen** (修学ツアー篇) 3. **Seiten Nari** (晴天なり) 4. **Good Friends** 5. **Shimoyama-kun ni Love Letter** (下山くんにラブレター) 6. **Hon no Sukoshi Teikou** (ほんの少し抵抗)

32 years old, single, temporary worker. Sumika Yamada is lost in her marriage and her life. She is captivated by the taste of the food she tastes in the café space of the antique store "Oriori-do" and by the manliness of the chef, Jin Tachibana.When she learns that Jin is looking for an assistant, she decides to help out at his "Shucchou Ryoutei" restaurant, where he serves food to people he visits. How will the tripod of a woman who is not good at love and a handsome chef who is too hard-headed turn out? (Source: Trista, translated)

Shu-chan, the guy next door quit his job and came back to become a novelist; we has promised to marry back then, but Shu-chan seems...

Yuimi, who works at the reception desk at the Tenten Corporation Research Institute, is a big bath lover. One day, she is suddenly approached by a naked beauty at her favorite super public bath. That's how she met Mizuki Kagami, a researcher at the research institute. (Source: Shueisha, translated) *Note: Includes one extra chapter.*

As women experience the many milestones of life - going on to higher education, getting a job, getting married, having children, raising children, caring for parents, and so on - and as their environments, positions, and relationships change, there are feelings they keep bottled up and unable to reveal to others. Feelings about changing their "surname" after marriage ("Bride's Dress"), or revealing their true feelings during their first romantic relationship ("Straw Doll")... The longer these feelings are bottled up deep in their hearts, the stronger and more powerful they become, until they overflow from the "darkness." (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

Sanako Moriwaka, 27 years old, single. She's been dedicated to accounting since joining the company. Diligent work and a fair salary. She seemed to be living a perfect life, neither too much nor too little. Recently, however, a colleague who showed no signs of having a boyfriend has found one, leaving her a little confused. One day, Taiyo Yamada, the ace of the sales department, brings in a receipt for "4800 yen, takoyaki." Does accounting offer a glimpse into the inner workings of the company? (Source: Sheuisha, translated)

Manga adaptation of Kenji Miyazawa's 1931 short story by the same name.

Keisuke decided to get married when Ayaka was transferred to Matsuyama. They started their married life without even living together, and while Ayaka was hard at work, she lived with her parents before marriage and was not good at housework. Because Ayaka loves alcohol and is a big eater, Keisuke decided to teach her cooking remotely on the weekends. They cooked together, ate together, and enjoyed a delicious time...or so they thought, but their beloved Ayaka was on the other side of the screen. Keisuke's frustration was growing, and what would Ayaka think...?