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Cover illustration: Koi Inside cover comic: Meguro Sankichi Color illustrations: Hattori Mitsuru, Giuniu 1. **Hi no Ataru Basho e** (日の当たる場所へ) by Koyuki 2. **Sweets Attack!** (スイーツアタック！) by Shiba Yuusuke 3. **Yamato no Susume** (ヤマトノススメ) by Imigi Muru 4. **Futari no Shikenmae.** (二人の試験前。) by Mutou Tamura 5. **BBQ no Susume** (BBQのススメ) by Kaisanbutsu 6. **Kinchakuda no Susume** (巾着田のススメ) by RIO (RIO) 7. **Kouen no Susume** (公園のススメ) by Hayashi Yuuichi 8. **Eyes on Me** by 888 9. **Doyoubi Gogo no Tsudoi** (土曜日午後の集い) by Arai Harumaki 10. **Moru Girl** (漏るガール) by Nakajima Chizuna 11. **Tenpouzan no Susume** (天保山のススメ) by Oomiya 12. **Test no Tama no Susume** (テストのヤマノススメ) by Abe Kanari 13. **Fight Ippatsu.** (ファイトいっぱつ。) by Horiizumi Inko 14. **Futari no Okaimono** (ふたりのおかいもの) by Shouji Ayumu
Nanase runs a pawnshop in the Kabukicho area of Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan. He is a genius appraiser able to distinguish fakes from originals. He gets pretty much everything at his pawnshop. When clients come to his shop, Nanase appraises their items and also tries to solve their worries.
Koyuki is feeling down after the passing of her beloved pet cat, Gen. One day, she visits a movie theater and meets a boy named "Gen-kun," who looks just like her late cat. This encounter leads her to start working part-time at the theater. (Source: Dessert, translated)
A heart-warming BL anthology consisting of 13 adorable gems! (Source: Kadokawa, translated)
A tribute volume for the Boku no Chikyuu wo Mamotte series, which has been running in Hana to Yume, released on the occasion of the 35th anniversary of the magazine. Contains a chapter from the original artist Saki Hiwatari and six Shorts stories somehow related to Boku no Chikyuu wo Mamotte by: -Furumiya Kazuko \-Hanamura Ui \-Fujitani Touko \-Yuwa Shiori \-Ikemi Runa \-Hirama Kaname \-Okabe Asagi \-Eiri Kaname
The non-fiction manga will tell the story of how Osamu Tezuka and a team of "reckless young people" took on the challenge of producing the first weekly television anime. Tezuka himself helmed the production of the 1963 Astro-Boy anime at his Mushi Production studio, and it became Japan's first half-hour animated series. The show pioneered animation techniques and production methods that gave rise to the earliest aesthetics and styles of television anime. (Source: Anime News Network)
A girl dressed as a boy is living in an all-boys dormitory.