My little sister is a goddess. Just recently, she became someone who could be called that. If I were to say this to most people, they would probably laugh it off as a silly joke. Or perhaps they would notice the seriousness in my eyes and hurriedly run away. Honestly, I would probably react the same way if someone else said such a thing. That’s why I never do anything foolish like announcing it to everyone around me. But this is the truth. Even if no one believes me, it is real. My little sister, Yui Tōmi, who once lost her life in a maritime accident, became a goddess about two weeks ago—after a series of complicated events. These circumstances are long and convoluted. Explaining them to anyone not directly involved would hardly make sense. And now, I live in this world as an ordinary human with no powers, alongside Magical Girl Alyssa Clarno-Stolling Light. Conversations at the start of a new daily life, or words exchanged at the end of the extraordinary—one could call it an infinite intersection. At t he place where twisted lines overlap— The new series of the popular work RIGHT×LIGHT finally begins! (Source: Shogakukan, translated)

2009 marks the 50th anniversary of the founding of Gekiga Koubou, a landmark event that sparked a gekiga boom in the rental manga industry of the time and laid the foundation for the enduring popularity of youth manga and adult manga that continues to this day. To mark this occasion, our company is reissuing the first issues of *Kage* and *Machi*—pivotal publications that served as cornerstones for the development of gekiga and drove the short-story magazine boom—in a two-volume set. These reissues faithfully replicate the original binding, color schemes, and book design as closely as possible. Each set includes an explanatory booklet featuring testimonials from individuals involved at the time, bringing these works to contemporary readers. This long-awaited, precious reprint offers both general readers and researchers a chance to discover the roots of modern manga. (Source: Shogakukan, translated)

Cover Illustration: Moelack 1. **Mebuku** (芽吹く) \[Howako\] 2. **Shiraha no Ya** (白羽の矢) \[Pers\] 3. **Koumori no Yuuge wa Gekka nite** (蝙蝠の夕餉は月下にて) \[Roro Kubeji\] 4. **Kare ga Dare ni mo Nabikanai Riyuu** (彼が誰にも靡かない理由) \[kaya\] 5. **I Love You ♡ Mankai Boy** (愛羅武♡満開ボーイ) \[Shiki Fujimine\] 6. **Failure Bouquet** \[Waga\] 7. **Hana ni Hana** (はなにはな) \[Oyoi\] 8. **Mata Shiawase ga Otozureru** (また幸せが訪れる) \[Niaiani\] 9. **Suichuu no Hana** (水中の花) \[Maru\] 10. **Asahi ni Saku** (朝陽に咲く) \[Tsutomu Totsuka\] 11. **Ohana-goto, Itadakimasu** (お花ごと、いただきます) \[Solune\] 12. **Sono Hitomi ni Hoshi wo Miru** (その瞳に星をみる) \[Inunohone\] 13. **Okatai desu ne! Owner-sama** (お堅いですね！オーナー様) \[You Natsui\] 14. **Hontou ni Ore de Ii no** (本当に俺でいいの) \[Haruchika Yatano\] 15. **Naoto to Yuuta** (直人と雄也) \[Shiota\] 16. **Ibara ni Furete** (いばらに触れて) \[Yuzu Kizuta\] 17. **Cistus** (シスタス) \[Kumo Yoimoto\] 18. **Tsubasa** (翼) \[Yaoya\] 19. **Hanasaki Koukan Nikki** (花咲き交換日記) \[Wazuka Inochi\] 20. **Bouquet Kinenbi** (ブーケ記念日) \[Mami Satomaru\]

Included with the February 15th, 2013 inaugural issue of Harta. "Harta" means "treasure" in Indonesian. In this booklet, various creators followed the theme of "harta is treasure" to create one-page manga and illustrations. (Source: Harta, translated)