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Shirakawa-san and Meguro-kun, two bookworms share the common goal of reading all the books in the library before graduation. One day, after struggling to interpret a romance novel, they decide to actually go out to deepen their understanding of the work. First, they try to get closer by going on a date down to school, but Meguro-kun reveals that he has liked Shirakawa-san for a long time. (natalie.mu / translated)
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A hot spring trip that never came to be for a woman in her prime. The poignant memories of sisters sharing a bath.
Manga anthology adapting the works of Keigo Higashino 1. **Sutenaide** (捨てないで) \[Masako Watanabe\] 2. **Kagami no Naka de** (鏡の中で) \[Eve Takigawa\] 3. **Kiken na Wakaba** (危険な若葉) \[Wataru Yasutake\] 4. **Chiisa na Koi no Monogatari** (小さな故意の物語) \[Wataru Yasutake\]
19-year-old Sei dreams of a stable life as a government official. But when her mother suddenly passes away, she discovers a bankbook with 1.5 billion yen—money secretly sent every year by her father, who disappeared 15 years ago. Sei soon learns he owns Tengoku District, a lively nightlife hub. Then, a scout named approaches her, asking, "Want to be the Queen of the Night?" (Source: Natalie, translated)
One day, Easter and Mayday receive a tea party invitation from a rabbit that suddenly appears, only to be pulled into a mirror. Now, the pair find themselves falling upwards through an upside-down world. Why did the rabbit summon them, and why did they accept the invitation? (Source: Aokishi, translated)
Eight silently transforming bodies, eight tales that flutter about. Included are "Heisei Mermaid," "Wolf Boy," "Shita no Ue," "Poison Apple Pie," "Hairball," "Harano no Kao," "A Black Person," and "Transformation Failure. A special dialogue between Hiromi Kawakami and Peco Watanabe is included at the end of the book.
