This is the story of Hayamizu Akira, a rich girl with society connections, a planned out future, and she hates it. She wants nothing to do with the snobs in her mother's life. One day when running away from one of her mother's "events" she accidentally falls in with a gambler on the run from a loan shark. They wind up at the local speedboat race, where he wins enough money to pay off his creditors. But what Akira notices is that the winner of the exciting race is a woman, and she decides right there and then that this is what she wants to do. Can she escape her mother's clutches and pursue her dreams to become a pro speedboat racer?

Satou Atsushi isn't neglected by his family so much as ignored completely. Left to fend for himself, Atsushi fails to learn human speech and instead learns "cat language" and "Dog language" from the family pets. When he's eventually socialized with other children, his speech is stunted and his social graces leave something to be desired. But on his first day of nursery school, he meets a gloomy blonde with the same last name who seems to be a safe enough choice in a first friend. After developing a rather sizeable fixation with Satou Manato, he finds out that there his first friend is seriously ill and has a twin; Shuuto. Years later, two other friends begin school and find that there are two Satous in their class too. Two Satous who, at first glance, could easily be mistaken for twins, but there's a bit more to things than it first appears...

An anthology comic of Machikado Mazoku by various mangaka.

There is one story per room, with nine rooms featured in total. Each room is lovely enough to make anyone want to actually live in them. The layout of each room, the arrangement of the furniture, and the accessories on display reveal the personalities and characters of each girl. (Source: PIE International)

*"Shall I prove it to you right now?"* This is a story of love between two bakers—one's a pushy Prince Charming, and the other's stubborn and way too serious! Kazuya's bakery, which mainly sells Danish pastries, sits across from another bakery run by Atsushi, who devotes himself to baking white bread. Kazuya, whose philosophy is "romance makes the bread," is a hopeless romantic (with both men and women) and just can't settle down. The latest target of his cupid's arrow is Atsushi, but Atsushi's a serious baker who couldn't be won over even if Kazuya kneaded and stretched him! Atsushi doesn't trust the fawning and frivolous Kazuya one bit, but there's a deeper reason why he doesn't want romance in his life... It makes him lose his composure... This is about two bakers who are polar opposites—one's a free-loving guy who lives to make love and bread; the other's stubborn and proud. Together, will they develop delicious bread and possibly...a sweet romance!? (Source: Renta!)

Alt has the chance to relive his life and save the love of his life. Will he be able to succeed in what time he has? (Source: Toomics)

Ulises, a brilliant but inflexible soldier, is shunned by the top brass and demoted to a station in a rural area where he meets his new wife Lea. The demotion that should've been a terrible thing turns into a blessing as Lea and her siblings teach the boorish Ulises about family and love. A soothing daily life fantasy about a silent military man and a clumsy new wife.

There once was an island south of Okinawa that had a perfect blue sky and a crystal-clear sea. And on this island, a girl name Yu was born. Yu aspired to make manga and live off her royalties in a hi-rise in the big city. But she suddenly got sick. Really sick. Will this incurable disease rob her of her dream? Why, of course not! If it had, then this manga wouldn't exist! Japan's first gag manga about a mangaka's real experience with illness is here! (Source: Mangamo)

A manga adaption of Kenji Miyazawa's classic Night on the Galactic Railroad.