A manga based on the Touhou series of games, written by its creator. Mostly focuses on a trio of fairies and the mischief they get up to, as well as the main characters of the games. The first five chapters have the English subtitle Eastern and Little Nature Deity and were drawn by Matsukura Nemu. Nemu then had to leave the project for health reasons, and it continued for 25 more chapters as Strange and Bright Nature Deity, drawn by Hirasaka Makoto. *Note: chapter count includes 3 extra chapters.*

Kazuna's late grandfather was a writer, and his unpublished novel depicting his private life was found among the articles left by him. He had written down his affection to his lover, while he was a devoted husband. Kazuna felt perplexed, and went to see his grandfather's lover. Hinako Ashihara depicts sweet, painful love in this collection of her long-piece love stories. (Source: Shogakukan)

The story of a middle school girl trying to find herself in the confusion of adolescence. Skateboard-loving Ichiri Sanjou, nicknamed "Icchi," may look like a normal energetic kid, but whenever she sees the full moon, she is hit with a wave of emotion she cannot comprehend. The series revolves around her learning the Afro-Brazilian martial art of Capoeira.

Life isn't going too well for Yuzuki. She's a 34-years-old and without a boyfriend. The elementary school she works at is close to firing her, and to top it off she doesn't know what to do with her life at all. But even when she quits her job and tries to have an arranged marriage things don't work out. Only the bread she eats at the small stationery store around the corner gives her comfort. So one day, she asks the store owner to marry her on a whim and to her surprise, he agrees...? *Note: Includes 1 extra chapter.*

"Even if we're married, I want to know more about you. I love you." A semi-autobiographical story about the daily life of a married couple and their three children.

Set in the Yoshiwara pleasure quarters during the Edo period of Japan. Akane, the daughter of a samurai family, has lost all of her living relatives and has to sell herself to a brothel. A courtesan of that brothel tells her to go attract a customer, and as a result she ends up getting involved with a strange man who asks the brothel to buy her freedom...

In the pursuit of his dream to become a successful writer, Sakuragi Keigo has become jaded and disillusioned. All he really wants any more is a good night's sleep, unburdened by the stress and pressure of his career. When he picks up a stranded Imamura Toshiki, a student looking for his own dream to follow, Sakuragi finds himself being inexplicably kind to the younger man. Why? Will Imamura be able to help Sakuragi sleep through the night? (from Biblo Eros)

After a fairly futile attempt at capturing the heart of Jinnai, Kijima finds himself dealt with a lucky hand once again. One day, dazzled by the pattern of a beautiful kimono, he suddenly finds himself enchanted by the talent behind its simple genius. Just how far will he go for such a lovely masterpiece?

We follow Shidou Itsuka, Kotori Itsuka, Tooka Yatogami, Origami Tobiichi, and many others in their adventures in high school through small stories. We learn a little more about the different relationships through the daily hassles. Big events take place, including Kotori's birthday and Yoshino's fireworks.

A prequel for Kengan Ashura.

Bleach: The Death Save The Strawberry is a novel by Matsubara Makoto set during the seventeenth month timeskip after the battle with Aizen.

Rukia makes sweets for her brother but upon learning he likes spicy food from Renji, she gives the sweets to other people and enlists Ichigo's help to cook him some spicy curry, the likes of which Rukia ate back in Ichigo's house. However, Unohana intervenes and prevents Rukia from giving the curry to Byakuya, instead asking her to make something that will be gentle on Byakuya's stomach. Rukia finally makes some rice porridge for Byakuya, who is pleased with Rukia's efforts. (Source: Bleach Wikia)