Sokkei Utsumi is an artist with talent, but he continues to paint unsellable ghost paintings. Struggling to make ends meet, Utsumi gets involved in making a one-time counterfeit piece. Set in the early Showa period, Yumi Kurokawa's story explores the intersection of art and crime. (Source: Harta Alternative, translated)

The life of a Japanese salary-man or OL (Office Lady) can be a thoroughly depressing one. Waking up early, working all day, staying out late for (mandatory) drinks with clients and coworkers, and then catching a few hours of sleep if you're lucky, only to repeat it again and again and again... This is a story of a "Single" OL and her pitiful lifestyle.

Two polar opposite personalities, brought together through their common interests in novels.

A love comedy over beef bowls between a gloomy guy and a sunny girl! (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

One day, Matsui Sakura receives an invitation to a "Revenge Game," and decides to attend. At the location indicated, she ends up locked in a dorm-like building with four of her classmates. It appears that the Revenge Game is being run by a wealthy classmate, Saionji, who was bullied so badly by some of the students that it ruined his life. Now he is taking his revenge, in a brutal game that allows him to have one of his former tormentors killed each morning. However, Sakura--a lonely, quiet, orphan girl--does not understand why she is there, unless it was due to her inaction in stopping the bullying of others. She's also the only one who received an invitation, while the others were abducted or tricked into attending. What is the final purpose of this game? (Source: Manga Helpers)

Asatsuki village, where the Inugami belief is deeply rooted, the people of the construction company who came to investigate the Inugami shrine died while the village opinions were divided over redevelopment. Tsukiko Tachibana and three childhood friends who live in the village are involved in the incident while participating in the festival to send Inugami ...⁉ (Source: Hakusensha, translated) *Note: Includes 1 bonus chapter.*

A dialogue-less story about a man who looks for water to finish his painting.

Ohana lives as a dancing shrine maiden at the island shrine with the chief priest and his familiar spirit, Toki. When the chief priest is injured, Ohana and Toki must stand up to the various supernatural phenomena that are rampant in Edo! (Source: Hakusensha, translated)

Anthology by various mangaka.