1. **Minasoko no Yume** (水底の夢) 2. **Tsubaichi** (海石榴市) 3. **Kodomo no Toride** (子供の砦) 4. **Tsukumogami** (付喪神) 5. **Take no Nyonin** (竹の女人) 6. **Hana no Ie** (花の家)

Ran was summoned as a god child in another world and saved the world. Despite the efforts of Prince Rubel to stop her, she returned to this world and tried her best to lead a normal life. One day, as she is gradually getting used to the workplace she was lucky enough to find, she hears the familiar sound of hoofbeats... and when she turns around, there is His Imperial Highness the Prince. "God says we should be together this time...!” The Prince has decided to join Ran's team as a new employee! Ran is confused, but as if to push him away, the Prince asks for her hand in marriage, saying, “I will make you happy!" This is a comedy of love between the prince, who is naive and out of sync in both his professional and private life, and Lan, who is looking for an ordinary life! (CMOA.JP, translated)

This new line of Edu-Manga* features Astro Boy, one of Japan's most popular icons among children who journeys alongside the reader. He provides for kids not only a history lesson but also a richer understanding of the life lessons these historical figures share with us. With two trips into space, Chiaki Mukai is Japan's most traveled astronaut. Her last mission was on the space shuttle Discovery, researching weightlessness with veteran U.S. astronaut and Senator John Glenn. In the tests, she found it easy to do somersaults, but had trouble touching the cabin floor. ''Some things that can easily be done on Earth cannot be easily done in space,'' she says. *Note: Edu-Manga is a term coined in Japan which means Educational Manga.