After his parent's divorce, Kazuo Saito moves with his mother from Onomichi and must leave his girlfriend behind. At his new school, Kazuo is surprised to reunite with his childhood friend Kazumi. He feels embarrassed around Kazumi, who talks about their early childhood stories without any reserve. One day, Kazumi invites Kazuo to her house. After talking about old times, they walk to a place from their childhood called the "Lonely Watering Place." Kazuni tries to scoop up some water with a dipper and the two accidentally fall into the water. They quickly crawl out, but suddenly realize that they have switched bodies! (Source: MyDramaList)

A 4-koma essay manga about the daily lives of the Unita family, who have a vegetable garden at home.

Eiji Mizuno, a high school student, receives the worst possible news from his sister: she has a boyfriend. In order to identify the man who took his sister away from him, he follows her on a date, but a suspicious shadow is watching both of them in the same way. It is Aoi Hasegawa, a classmate known to hate men despite her beauty. And her brother is the boyfriend in question! So they enter into a joint relationship in order to separate their brother and sister, and end up dating as fake lovers.

Follows the bandmates Keiichi and Azami.

Suzune gives up her goal of becoming a prima ballerina. When her father is injured, she takes his place as a teacher of a ballet class. But all of her students are handsome young men...!

Tsuruko, the eldest sister of the once-wealthy Makioka family, clings obstinately to the prestige of her family name even as her husband prepares to move their household to Tokyo, where that name means nothing. Sachiko compromises valiantly to secure the future of her younger sisters. The shy, unmarried Yukiko is a hostage to her family's exacting standards, while the spirited Taeko rebels by flinging herself into scandalous romantic alliances and dreaming of studying fashion design in France. Filled with vignettes of a vanishing way of life, Sasameyuki is a poignant yet unsparing portrait of a family—and an entire society—sliding into the abyss of modernity. (Source: Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, edited)