About the life of a gynecologist, living and working in Nagano.

Kei Sasazaki has secretly been in love with his university classmate and coworker, Yuuhi Tomita. Yuuhi may be the perfect, smart, and handsome guy in public, but at home he’s surprisingly hopeless at taking care of himself, and Kei secretly treasures being the one Yuuhi relies on. Kei has always wanted to confess someday, but for now he's content with just imagining it... or so he thought. One day, during a meal, he blurts out something that sounds like a confession! Sensing that Yuuhi is about to turn him down, Kei panics and tries to take it back, but that only leads to an unexpected turn of events―!? (Source: Kaiohsha, translated) *Note: Includes one extra chapter.*

Soryun isn't like any high schooler; he hails from a shaman family. He's usually discrete with his powers, but he's going to have to reveal them to hunt ghosts and other entities that haunt the school.

As some trees in Yuzuru Kashiwagi's lush garden mysteriously start withering, he decides to consult Shida, a talented arborist. What he finds, however, is no normal disease...

1. **Sekai wa Hikari no Naka ni** by Imai Yasue 2. **Kaeremasen. (You Can't Go Home.)** by Sakamoto Isao Lately in this neighborhood, there have been several sightings of a suspicious man around 40 years old. Several female students are being followed. If you see a suspicious man, run away immediately. As much as possible, make sure you are not alone. 3. **Satsujin Puzzle (Death Puzzle)** by Fukunaga Mako Kanae tries to make friends with Tomoko by turning her into a real-life 3D puzzle. 4. **Mousou** by Mizoguchi Ryouko 5. **Eien no Tomodachi** by Moroka Kyuuko 6. **Keitai no Kimochi（＾○＾）** by Himekawa Kirara 7. **Warau Shinigami** by Nanase Rei 8. **& change** by Seike Midori 9. **Otomodachi** by Ishii Yuka 10. **Kirei ni Naritai** by Kitamura Yuka

A collection of short stories of Hidamari Sketch by various mangaka.

Based on the Takt Op. Destiny anime, and the story is told from the viewpoint of Anna Schneider.

Nagasaki prefecture, in Japan, is a magical kingdom. While the wizards that live there are unable to cross the ocean, and are trapped in Kyushu, they still pose enough of a threat that Americans dropped the bomb on them during WWII. The residents are worried that this will happen again, especially if the regular humans decide magicians are a threat. Daughter of the most powerful wizard alive, Risuka Mizukura is ten years old, and living outside Nagasaki, searching for her father and killing evil wizards. Her blood contains spells that control time, and allow her to fast-forward her own life. Her ultimate technique kicks in only when she dies bloodily -- her blood will reform into herself at 27, at the height of her powers, for one minute. Her guide through the world of normal humans is Kugi Kizutaka, also aged ten. Kizutaka is a genius, and a sociopath. He believes the only way for people to be happy is to be ruled by him and views everyone he meets as a potential pawn, or slave. Including Risuka. (Source: easternstandard.pbworks.com)

An anthology of Kagerou Daze spicy themed stories by various authors.

A series of comedic short stories based around the anime series.

Breeders, vivisection, takers, and killing... How are the lives of pets treated in pet distribution? Some pets are born to live with someone else, but sometimes they are placed in situations beyond our imagination. It is human beings who give power to the voiceless voice or kill it. Shirow Amanohara, the director of an animal shelter, and veterinarian Taichi Shishigami are determined to confront this problem. (Source: Shogakukan, translation)

Nineteen, a boy who has endured a life worse than hell. In order to seek revenge, he eventually conspires with the evil spirit within him and is reborn as a monster. (Source: Naver, translated)