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Okumoto Momo is a first year student at an art school living on her own although she's close to her family. She's studying art to follow in the footsteps of her father, who left his wife and three children (Momo is the youngest) some years back. One day her mother summons her and her siblings home to say that their father has resurfaced, sending divorce papers to their mother. It's a bit of a surprise, but he's been gone a long time and everyone is used to it.
Niwa, a college student of architecture, is moving into his deceased grandfather's house. He didn't know the man very well, but the house is conveniently close to school, and his grandfather was actually the architect who designed it. There's something unsettling about the house, though, and while he's wandering around, Niwa finds a mysterious old photograph of some girl who isn't his grandmother. Later, he goes along with his friend Akira to take drawings of another old house that's going to be demolished. As he meanders through this old house, he has a somewhat supernatural and startling experience. Are these feelings and occurrences a result of the souls of the buildings themselves, as Akira suggests? Or is there some even deeper mystery to Niwa's uncanny experiences?
Kanda Jinbouchou, the oldest bookstore in the world. The three Karakida sisters moved to the city to protect their grandfather's will. Surrounded by the scent of used books, the three sisters spin their everyday lives.
Hosaka Mao's never stood out. Her father's a washed-up rock-and-roller. Her hair reminds people of Pippi Longstocking. She's nowhere near the in-crowd. The arrival of long-haired beauty Hasekura Yokiko changes everything...
Tete is a boy in a small European-like town. Recently some odd people have moved into the town, including the young vagrant Geeta who lives under the bridge. He befriends her and learns about her tragic past. Geeta then asks him to temporarily keep a mysterious clock for her. Shortly afterwards a dangerous man appears, one of the very last survivors of a race with powers over life and death. (Source: Anime News Network)
A collection of short stories. 1. **Bokura no Henbyoushi** (僕らの変拍子) Ever since he injured his hand and had to quit playing piano, Yanagawa has had no motivation. Then one day he receives a suspicious cigarette from a girl he knows. 2. **Yuurei no Iru Machi** (幽霊のいるまち) 3. **Genkoku Kyoushi RC-01** (現国教師RC-01 ) 4. **Sametemita Yume** (醒めてみた夢 ) 5. **Giniro Jitensha** (銀色自転車) 6. **Konna Kanji** (こんな感じ) 7. **Rokujou Gekijou** (六畳劇場)
It is the year 1999. In Nagano Matsushiro stands the pyramid of Japan, the private Voltstein Academy. This place is famous for the repeated occurrences of occult phenomenon within its premises. Hence, it is also called the Occult Academy. The dean is committed to studying the occult, while the students are zealous in their everyday schoolwork. One day, the dean passes away and his occult-hating daughter, Kumashiro Maya, visits the academy. There, she meets a self-proclaimed spoon-bending "time agent" from the year 2012, Uchida Fumiaki. As the two encounters various bizarre phenomenon within the academy, the reason for Fumiaki's timeslip to 1999 becomes clear. (Source: AniDB)
A compilation artbook/manga anthology, by Range Murata, with contributions by various artists. The title aims to harness talents from global creative hotbeds like London, Paris and New York and create something more than the average manga artbook through collaborations with American and European creatives. Every issue will reveal the huge variety of talent the Japanese illustration and manga worlds have to offer, giving insight into their work and thought processes through various features.
Collection of Toume Kei's oneshot work from 2011-2016. 1. **Element 7** (ELEMENT7) 2. **Kobito Jijou** (コビト事情, Fairy Affairs) 3. **Apartment of the Dead** (アパート・オブ・ザ・デッド) 4. **Yuuyami Koshoichi** (夕闇古書市, The Twilight Antique Book Market) 5. **Tengoku no Door** (天国のドア, Heaven's Door) 6. **Seimitsuka** (青密花, Blue Secret Flower)