1. **Tennin Karakusa** (天人唐草) Okamura Kyoko is drowning in complete psychosis, but how has she ended up like this? Her childhood wasn't hard, she swam in complete happiness... What has caused her illness? 2. **Circe (Majo)** (キルケー(魔女) 3. **Natsu no Guuwa** (夏の寓話) 4. **Akumu** (悪夢)

A love story between two dancers: Junaque, a relative of the Belgian royal family and Shara, a Japanese transfer student. The story begins at St. Maria's, a private Catholic school in Belgium, but later the action switches to the show business life in New York. *Notes: Also includes the one-shots Voyage: Tabi (Voyage-旅-), and San Fransisco Monogatari (サンフランシスコ物語)*

Doesn't want to move to Tokyo and prefers to stay with her grandfather in her old house, Touko stays out of her home on the day her family is supposed to move. While she's walking in her neighborhood, she meets a boy who just moved from Tokyo to live here.

The manga centers on French historical figure Joan of Arc, also known as "The Maid of Orléans." (Source: Anime News Network)

Yaji and Kita and their adventures parody two comedic figures from Japanese literature who wandered from town to town, encountering bad guys and generally making fools of themselves. In this iteration, they are two schoolgirls who wander from school to school, fighting the bad guys and generally saving the day. Rei Shinokita (Kita) is a butchy, serious blonde girl with a penchant for rescuing (and becoming the object of affection for) lovely young ladies, and Junko Yajima (Yaji) is a tall, lovely brunette girl with a impetuous nature and a habit of rescuing (and becoming the object of affection for) beautiful boys. In practically every arc of *Yajikita*, you can be sure of a few things – the yakuza will be involved, there will be much fighting, Yaji and Kita will be inutterably cool, the girl will fall in love with Kita and the boy with Yaji. (Source: Okazu, edited) *Note: Yajikita Gakuen Douchuuki was initially serialized in Bonita from 1982 to 1991. It continued to be serialized in Mystery Bonita from December 6, 2003, to February 6, 2006. The first 22 volumes were published by Akita Shoten between 1983 and 1991; volumes 23 through 29 were published from 2004 to 2006.*

**Vol. 1** 1) Sekai no Sumi no Operetta (Yoshimura) 2) Majo no Naritachi (AIKAWA Yuu) 3) Scrambled Eggs (TABE Taberi) 4) Boku wa Kabutomushi (YAMASHIRO Umeta) 5) Warui Majo no Shiwaza (Nobara) 6) Slime ga xx ni Naritasou ni Kochira wo Ikaryaku (Moukon Icchokusen) 7) Sukoyaka naru Toki mo, Yameru Toki mo, Dragon naru Toki mo (Sanzou) 8) Daisy, Mata Ashita. (Nagabe) 9) Majo no Suu to Chiisana Mandragora (Shinagawa) 10) Owari made (YASAKA Akiwo) **Vol. 2** 1) Sekai no Sumi no Operetta (Yoshimura) 2) Naminami Kitsune (TABE Taberi) 3) Kanojo ga Hoshii Mono (Nobara) 4) Kinchou suru to Koe ga Uragaeru Sakana no Hanashi (Shinagawa) 5) Ookami Ningen to Ningen Ookami. (Nagabe) 6) Cotton no Mahou (Mogusu) 7) Kuroyagi no Ochakai (TAKAYAMA Shinobu) 8) Kimi to no Nenrin (KAMIKOU Chizu) **Vol. 3** 1) Olivia to Gryphon (AKUTAGAWA Kazuma) 2) Watashi to, Ie (D. Kissan) 3) Mokuren (SUMIYOSHI Ryou) 4) Hijoushoku to Gochisou. (Nagabe) 5) Uzumaki Cosmo to Manager (Sanzou) 6) Aru Kakan no Omoide (OGATA Tomio) 7) Curry no Iu Toori! (YAMAGUCHI Tsutomu) 8) Sensei to Onjin-san (Hachi) **Vol. 4** 1) Shiraito no En (AKUTAGAWA Kazuma) 2) CLAYTURE (Kuma) 3) Tokage Hime (KIMIZUKA Shou) 4) Onna Kishi-san wa Ookami-san ni Umoretai (Usatoru) 5) 龍愛でる男 (Sanzou) 6) Mayonaka no Waltz (Nagabe) 7) Koi wa Bouken (YAMAGUCHI Tsutomu) 8) Sekai no Sumi no Operetta (Yoshimura) 9) Jingai-san no Yome: Tsukieda Yoshino no Kekkon (YASAKA Akiwo, AIKAWA Yuu) **Vol. 5** 1) Futari Issho ni Milk no Hibi (Yoshimura) 2) Shoujo to Cyborg (Pepu) 3) Definisi (TABE Taberi) 4) Aqua Terrarium (INUKAI Bino) 5) Nanoka no Tenshi (Sanzou) 6) 魔本のはなし (OGATA Tomio) 7) Jingai-san no Yome: Tsuchikiyose Tetsushi no Kekkon (YASAKA Akiwo, AIKAWA Yuu) 8) Shiro no Ousama. The White King (Nagabe)

1-3. **Motenai Riyuu ga Oosugiru!!!!!** (モテない理由が多すぎる!!!!!, Too Many Reasons I Am Unpopular) 4. **Atashi wo Suki tte Maji desu ka!?** 5. **Boku no Kanojo wa Fujoshi desu.** 6. **Nante Kirei na Mizuki-chan!**

1-3. **Joshikoi** (ジョシコイ！) 4. **Erika-sama, Ichiban desu!** 5. **Yoshikuni-kun no Otonari-san** 6. **Mangaka to Iu Oshigoto**

A story about Nagi Honda (who claims herself to be a pervert) has to deal with (or targeted like she says) a boy named Toyota.

The story focuses on classical dance and its meaning for the three teenage protagonists: Yuki, who is ending the first primary; Chika, her older sister by one year; and the strange Kumi, whose family has fallen into disgrace by the debts of her father (because of which Kumi is also forced by her mother to pose for pictures). The aunt of Kumi, Michiko, was once a prima ballerina, and perhaps, the girl has inherited her talent… (Source: shoujo-manga.net) **Note:** Won the 11th Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize in 2007.

The story follows Maia, daughter of Masumi and Leon, pursuing her dream to be a ballerina at the Paris Opera.

A collection of oneshots: 1. Koisuru Plastic Baby 2. Kiss made 1 cm 3. Yumemi ga Chi Wedding 4. Haru no Sayonara