Aoi is being forced into an arranged marraige. But then she meets Tatsuhiko, a boxer... A romantic comedy.
“Higurashi no Naku Koro ni” anthology manga, released by Earth Star Comics.
By fitting words to overflowing feeling, a true "song" is created... Hatsune Souta is a girl who loves "songs". She chases her idol, Shyuya Mihara, who she met at a "song" school, and even joins the same high school as him. Just when he is about to decide his "Song Sheet", as the club president, there with him is his best friend, Riku Kureno, and...
Eli is a witch who lives in the Sea of Trees. Eli, who has lived for a long time, has written down her records in the form of a book, which has been passed down to future generations. One day, Eli sets out on a journey to a town where there are parchment craftsmen. On the way, Eli hears rumors of a monster from a merchant, and when she stops at an abandoned village, she is attacked by its residents. However, the residents have their own reasons for attacking Eli... The story of a witch who lives to understand the world unfolds. (Source: Natalie, translated)
A collection of eleven short stories with a wide variety of subjects. 1. Kanojo no Kokuhaku 2. Kamen de Odorou 3. Jibun de Shinjita Otoko 2 4. Tada Soredake de 5. Shumi no Jikan 6. Wild Boys Blues 7. Television 8. Isoge Hayabusamaru 9. France no Kokuchou 10. Yokatta ne 11. Bus-tei
Anorexia, narcolepsy, Bell’s palsy... Elementary schools are full of illnesses most people have never even heard of. One day, a mysterious and troublesome doctor named Makino arrives at the school infirmary, the last line of defense protecting the children’s future. Strange, unnamed illnesses quietly creep into the daily lives of the students. Dr. Makino, with a big mouth and an even bigger attitude, may seem detached, but he still faces the subtle signs of these overlooked conditions head-on... or does he? (Source: Kodansha, translated) *Note: Originally serialized across 16 volumes until May 15, 2018. Volume 17 includes two special chapters split into two parts, published in 2019 and 2024.*
A day in the life of Ultraman. (Released in the July Issue of Garo Magazine 1982)
An island named Hatsune-jima shaped similarly to a crescent moon is famous for its cheery blossom trees, one of which is rumored to make any wish come true. One day, the unofficial newspaper club decides to challenge the official newspaper club to see who can write a better article. Ricca Morizono, the president of the newspaper club, accepts the challenge along with Himeno Katsuragi, Charles Yoshino, Sara Rukawa, Aoi Hinomoto and the only male member of the club, Kiyotaka Yoshino, the protagonist. However the girls start to find Kiyotaka quite a distraction.

