A manga adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro's award-winning novel *The Remains of the Day* (titled *Hi no Nagori* in Japanese). The original 1989 novel centers on Stevens, a butler long in the service of an English aristocrat named Lord Darlington. He recounts his years of service in his employer's estate, first with a romantic nostalgia, and then with slow admission of his employer's true colors. (Source: Anime News Network) [Original Japanese Web Release](https://hayacomic.jp/episodes/79717e956cfb6/)

From Viz: Why me? It was to be the last thought a young prostitute, Rune-Balot, would ever have...as a human anyway. Taken in by a devious gambler named Shell, she became a slave to his cruel desires and would have been killed by his hand if not for the self-aware All-Purpose Tool (and little yellow mouse) known as Oeufcoque. Now a cyborg, Balot is not only nigh-invulnerable but has the ability to disrupt electrical systems of all sorts. But even these powers may not be enough for Balot to deal with Shell, who offloads his memories to remain above the law, the immense assassin Dimsdale-Boiled, or the neon-noir streets of Mardock City itself. Note: Won Nihon SF Taisho Award in 2003.

From Viz: In the future, Utopia has finally been achieved thanks to medical nanotechnology and a powerful ethic of social welfare and mutual consideration. This perfect world isn't that perfect though, and three young girls stand up to totalitarian kindness and super-medicine by attempting suicide via starvation. It doesn't work, but one of the girls, Tuan Kirie, grows up to be a member of the World Health Organization. As a crisis threatens the harmony of the new world, Tuan rediscovers another member of her suicide pact, and together they must help save the planet from itself. Note: Won Seiun Award and Nihon SF Taisho Award in 2009.

More than thirty years ago, a super-dimensional passageway suddenly appeared over the continent of Antarctica. Fighters from the mysterious alien force known as JAM poured through the passage, the first wave of an attempted terrestrial invasion. Their ferocity was unquestionable, their aim unknown. Humanity, united by a common enemy, managed to repel the invaders, chasing them back through the passageway to the strange planet nicknamed "Fairy." The task of finishing the battle was given to the newly formed FAF, a combat force created to go to Fairy and eliminate the JAM bases once and for all. Now, in the midst of a war with no end in sight, Second Lieutenant Rei Fukai carries out his missions in the skies over Fairy. Attached to Tactical Combat and Surveillance Unit 3 of the Special Air Force, his duty is to gather information on the enemy and bring it back to base - no matter the human cost. His only constant companion in this lonely task is his fighter plane, the sentient FFR-31 Sylphid, call sign: Yukikaze. Note: Won Seiun Award in 1985 and in 2000.

From J-Novel Club: Her first encounter with Toriko Nishina was on the Otherside after seeing "that thing" and nearly dying. Ever since that day, exhausted university student Sorawo Kamikoshi's life changed. In this Otherworld, full of mystery, which exists alongside our own, dangerous beings like the Kunekune and Hasshaku-sama that are spoken of in real ghost stories appear. For research, for profit, and to find an important person, Toriko and Sorawo set foot into the abnormal.

Saya Hokage, a high school girl who is unable to sleep due to insomnia, encounters Hitsuji Konparu, a girl who can put anyone to sleep as a "lover" in a dream. When Hitsuji's senpai – Ran Aizome – sees potential in Saya, she ends up joining them and their group of Sleepwalkers. As it turns out, unbeknownst to the common citizens in their town, a battle has been unfolding between the Suiju – beings that possess people's spirits in the land of sleep – and the Sleepwalkers, who have the power to move about freely in their dreams. Sleeping together as a team, Saya and her newfound group are doing a good job hunting Suiju. That is, until an unexpected darkness comes along... Will the girls be able defend humanity's sleep? Source: J-Novel Club

"Bye-bye, Earth! My idol activities here were so much fun!" 4th Hayakawa SF Contest Special Prize 48th Seiun Award (Japanese Short Story Division) 27th Dark Seiun Award (Guest Division) 16th Sense of Gender Award (Future Idol Award) Last and First Idol earned the first ever special prize in the Hayakawa SF Contest, and the first debut work to win the Seiun Award in 42 years! This existential widescreen yuri baroque proletariat hard sci-fi idol story has carved out a new legend in science fiction history! Also includes Evolution Girls, in which some gacha-expert friends race to find the truth of the universe, and Dark Seiyuu, a brand-new space opera about voice actors! Gengen Kusano’s astounding debut collection!

A girl with near-nonexistent supernatural powers is actually just a normal kid, a potter who keeps breaking his own pottery, a man whose job is to put protective cling film on things yet struggles to protect what he treasures most, a boy who wakes up one day with a tag hanging from his ear labelled “Pull”, two people that are the only ones left on the planet and consider whether to risk meeting up in person, a group of planets return to their “home” orbit for a long overdue stardust reunion, and many, many more. Gorgeous and eclectic, these stories almost casually affirm what it means to live, and all ways of life. (Source: Glacier Bay Books) 1. **To, Aru Hi no Wasuremono** (と、ある日の忘れもの) 2. **To, Aru Hi no Kaerimichi** (と、ある日の帰り道) 3. **To, Aru Hi no Obentou** (と、ある日のお弁当) 4. **To, Aru Hi no Ani to Otouto** (と、ある日の兄と弟) 5. **To, Aru Hi no Kaitou** (と、ある日の解凍) 6. **To, Aru Hi no Watashi to Takeru** (と、ある日のわたしとタケル) 7. **To, Aru Hi no Boku no Himo** (と、ある日の僕のひも) 8. **To, Aru Hi no Lonely Planet** (と、ある日のロンリープラネット) 9. **To, Aru Hi no Kimi to Boku** (と、ある日のきみとぼく) 10. **To, Aru Hi no Houmonsha** (と、ある日の訪問者) 11. **To, Aru Hi no Honyakuki** (と、ある日の月と翻訳機) 12. **To, Aru Hi no Arubaito** (と、ある日のアルバイト) 13. **To, Aru Hi no Zune** (と、ある日のズゥン) 14. **To, Aru Hi no Futarikkiri** (と、ある日の二人っきり) 15. **To, Aru Hi no Simple is Best** (と、ある日のシンプル・イズ・ベスト) 16. **To, Aru Hi no Yobunna Mono** (と、ある日の余分なもの) 17. **To, Aru Hi no Mawarikuru** (と、ある日のまわりくる) 18. **To, Aru Hi no Watashi no Iro** (と、ある日の私の色) 19. **To, Aru Hi no Uchi no Ami** (と、ある日のウチの愛未) 20. **To, Aru Hi no Bushi to Joshikousei** (と、ある日の武士と女子高生) 21. **To, Aru Hi no Hontou no Boku** (と、ある日の本当の僕) 22. **To, Aru Hi no Makkura Kekke** (と、ある日のまっくらけっけ) 23. **To, Aru Hi no Kaibutsu no Uchi** (と、ある日の怪物の内) 24. **To, Aru Hi no Wasureita Daijina Koto** (と、ある日の忘れていた大事な事) 25. **To, Aru Hi no Shougai Pizza** (と、ある日の生涯ピザ) 26. **To, Aru Hi no Joyuu Debut** (と、ある日の女優デビュー) 27. **To, Aru Hi no Saigo no Shiai** (と、ある日の最後の試合) 28. **To, Aru Hi no Otona no Sekai** (と、ある日の大人の世界) 29. **To, Aru Hi no Hyoujou Tsuri** (と、ある日の氷上釣り) 30. **To, Aru Hi no Okaimono** (と、ある日のお買い物) 31. **To, Aru Hi no "Pa"** (と、ある日の"パ") 32. **To, Aru Hi no Monogatari no Hajimari** (と、ある日の物語のはじまり)

The distortion of space-time and the song that amplifies it. The distortion of the world amplified by the song, the tone of which echoes in time with the sound of music. This is a tapestry of sad but beautiful sounds spun by the beautiful space-time god Lagthorin, who tries to stop the collapse of the world while bobbing between these distortions, and Merlin, a trickster who has been tailored for the said collapse. (Source: Hakusensha, translated)

From Seven Seas: In Koyomi Hidaka's world, travel between slightly different alternate universes is commonplace. After his parents' recent divorce, Koyomi lives with his father and falls in love with a girl named Sato Shiori when they meet at his father's workplace. But their young love seems doomed when their parents get remarried—to each other. Is there some parallel world out there where Koyomi and Shiori can be together as lovers, not step-siblings...and what could be the price if they try to find out?

In a world where people regularly travel between slightly different parallel universes, Koyomi Takasaki lives with his mother after his parents' recent divorce. Awkward and studious, he has trouble making friends at his new school, until his classmate Kazune Takigawa seeks him out. She claims that she's moved here from another world where she and Takasaki are lovers but could he be the one who's actually from a parallel world? Source: Seven Seas Entertainment

Ancient Japan, 12,000 years ago. At that time, people were still close to gods. One day, Takano, a village boy who believed in invisible gods, picked up an abandoned child. He named the child Tojiko and raised her as his little sister. Seven years later, Takano and his family's village is attacked by an invisible and evil god, Ijin. Takano, Tojiko, and Aohiko, who is like an elder brother to Takano and his friends, are saved by the followers of the visible god, Yagami, and the three of them join forces to confront Ijin. A science fiction epic depicting the battle between gods, deities, and their followers. (Source: Shueisha, translated)