An anthology of Gochuumon wa Usagi desu ka? by various mangaka. **Volume 1** (2014/4/26) #Cover illustration: Hanokage (ハノカゲ) #Color illustrations: CUTEG, Shirabi (しらび), (あゆや), (清瀬赤目), (篤見唯子), (君と子音), (得能正太郎) 0. *\[Purapa\]* 1. Kore wa Usagi desu ka? (これはウサギですか？) *\[Cool-kyou Shinja\]* 2. Gochuumon wa Oneechan desu ka? (ご注文はお姉ちゃんですか？) *\[Hebe\]* 3. Otoshimono wa Senpai no desu ka? (落とし物は先輩のですか？) *\[Hebe\]* 4. Atarashii Koto (あたらしいこと) *\[cloba.U\]* 5. American Usagi desu ka? (アメリカンうさぎですか？) *\[afro\]* 6. *\[Takada Fumiko (タカダフミ子)\]* 7. Rize-senpai wo Goshomou desu ka? (リゼ先輩をご所望ですが？) *\[Moriki Takeshi\]* 8. *\[Tsuneyoshi (つねよし)\]* 9. Haru no Tippy Matsuri\* (春のティッピー祭り\*) *\[ms\]* 10. *\[Horiizumi Inko\]* 11. *\[Nanaroku\]* 12. Dear Rabbit (DEAR RABBIT) *\[Meno (めの)\]* 13. *\[Aota Mei (青田めい)\]* 14. *\[Minazuki Tooru (水無月徹)\]*

This is a sweet and heartwarming love story, told from the different viewpoint of the two young lovers, a girl named Chizuru and a boy named Yudai. They mean well but cannot seem to succeed at love. They want their relationship to succeed but a combination of uneasiness and lack of self-confidence keeps them from advancing to the next step. Sometimes, it takes an unexpected third party to intervene in order to make two people realize what is right in front of them. That is exactly what happens in this story.

Meno Yuko just starting as a ceremony assistant in a funeral home. Every day, she tends to fall asleep during the funerals. Her boss, Meme always scolds her with an 'I'll kill you'. Holding on the the memories of her dead brother, Yuko tries to work as best as she can while constantly being reminded of his death.

A series of short stories centered around a different woman in every chapter.

This collected volume was named after the longest of the four stories that it contains: a drama about an adolescent girl who falls in love with Roger Martin du Gard’s saga, *The Thibaults*. The remaining stories capture various fragments of everyday life with tenderness and humor. Through the kaleidoscope of its feminine views, The Yellow Book touches the readers heart by attending to what, in sum, makes up life—the little things of our every day. (Source: Kotonoha)

A story about the daily lives of two roommates, Fuantei-san, a slightly unstable illustrator, and Shikkari-san, a capable career woman.

Sumika's main hobbies are drawing and looking through the binoculars the house of her two cousins: Akio, whom Sumika is in love with, but who seems to change girls continuously; and Chinatsu, brilliant in the study and responsible, but who would like to attend the same university as her. Sumika looks fascinated this world from "the other side", through the lenses, fantasizing about Akio bringing home his best friend instead of the girls... (Source: Animeclick)

The story revolves around a young girl named Uiba Shikatani and her newly found pet dinosaur, which is named after the only words that come out of its mouth, Muka Muka. (Wikipedia)

Kouta and Tougo are childhood friends who live in Kansai. Kouta, who loves sweets, made a promise with the successor of a Japanese confectionery shop, Tougo, when they were kids, being that they would get married if the latter could make delicious Kaiten-yaki. After becoming high school students and confirming that neither of their feelings have changed, they became lovers and were lovey dovey every day. Though recently, a popular western confectionery shop has opened nearby, and Tougo's shop is in a big pinch! Furthermore, when Kouta accepts an invitation from the handsome store manager of the western confectionery shop, Satoru, the relationship between the Kouta and Tougo takes a turn for the worst...?!

A startling collaboration between Fumi Fumiko and cultural commentator Sayawaka. Hana was blissfully enjoying the halcyon days of school life along with her friends, right up until the moment she received a mysterious letter emblazoned with the phrase "don't say a thing". Uncertain of its origins, Hana consults with her friends which sets off a disastrous chain of events - changing each of their lives for the worse.

Set in the 1950s, this is the whimsical tale of the girl Lucky and a rather odd department store.

A comedian, gone, leaved behind his wife, Kyoko, and his daughter not yet a year old. Determined to hold what remains of his brother's family together, the older brother Shouji moves in with them, under one roof. But Shouji carries something invisible with him: a mind pulled between two extremes. The restless, frenzied heights of mania, and the slow, suffocating weight of depression. Eat. Work. Sleep. Wake. Even the most ordinary rhythms of daily life become a mountain to climb. And yet, the three of them reach toward something worth living for. A stepfamily story from an author with bipolar disorder. (Source: Comic Days, translated)