It looks like time has stopped in there. That's not normal. Do you have *that one shop* in your life? The mysterious one you've never summoned the courage to enter. The one that exudes an atmosphere that gives pause. It scares you… But you want to go in…We've taken that step for you, and report from within those dubious establishments! That bar where everything is inspired by trains. That café that keeps a real bird of prey. That pub where men and women fill the air with passion. That burger joint with the exuberant owner. The author gives her unique perspective on these quirky and curious places in this essay manga filled with true accounts of her adventures. It's an addicting read for sure! (Source: Asahi Shimbun Publications, translated)

Anthology based on the Visual Novel Fate/Hollow Ataraxia.

*Freshly picked!* — Reach out and feel the seasons change as you enjoy the seasonal foods and the air of the country! From the only ranch and farm cafe in Tokyo, to the producers of blueberries, almond butter, edamame, and even honey. Reporting to you from every imaginable kind of farm-direct shop! (Source: Asahi Shimbun Publications, translated)

*Escape from the ordinary…* Think about everything up until now, and everything that's ahead of you. The landscape blurred by the steam leisurely rising from this oasis you find yourself in. Mingle with the locals, taste the delicacies, and relish the flavors of the area. You'll be taken on a hot spring pilgrimage in this comic essay! (Source: Asahi Shimbun Publications, translated)

1. **Saigo no Bansan - menu: Mio** (最後の晩餐〜menu:美桜〜) \[Nao Maita\] 2. **Nakayoshi** (仲良し) \[Konomi Wagata\] 3. **Shiikugakari** (飼育係) \[Miyuki Anan\] 4. **Kanae no Kamisama** (叶えの神様) \[Meme Iwaoka\] 5. **Gohenkan** (誤変換) \[Miki Hoshino\] 6. **Kokurou-kun wa Matteiru**(ろくろう君は待っている) \[Eiko Komuro\] 7. **Mahou no Rokka** (魔法のロッカー) \[Mizuki Kuze\] 8. **Ohayou-san** (おはようさん) \[Isao Sakamoto\]

L x Light Random stories of Light, Ryuk, and L...

“I’m baaaaaaaaaack!!!” Six years ago, Yura Natsuki was summoned to another world as a hero. Drawn into the war between humans and demons, he was told the typical trope—to return to his world, he had to defeat the Demon King. He fought desperately, siding with the humans who ruthlessly cast aside even their own kind, used as a pawn, and forced into a horrific war—all because he desperately wanted to survive. He finally managed to return to Earth, only to encounter even more fantastical elements than another world—gods, angels, and aliens!? "Earth is pretty fantastical, huh?"

This is the reprint edition including the elementary school version.