Ruka is a little girl in a foster home. With no one ever comes to visit her or pick her up, she often ends up fighting with other kids there who likes to tease her over this issues. Finally she decided to ran away from the foster home to find her parent and saw a teenage boy who is being chased after because he stole a box of cigarette. Ruka is scared, and so she hides and later realized that she left Yohane, her favorite plushie doll on the same place that man is hiding. While she's afraid that her doll is going to be thrown away down the river, the man cleans up the doll, leaves it on the easy to see spot, with a note saying "Lost Item". After the man left, Ruka is touched by this man's action. However, after the incident, Ruka is found and is sent back to the foster home. There, she overheard the truth that her parent is dead. Devastated, she goes to the foster home's fountain, crying with her doll, Yohane, saying that she wants to go see that kind smoking guy she saw earlier. She said, if only she grows up, she probably go to see that man easily. Right after she says this, a rainbow appears over the fountain, her doll pulls her arm into the rainbow and Ruka is drew into the fountain. When Ruka gains her conscious again, She's in a seedy pool club. Because of her age, she doesn't know where this place is. There, she is harassed by thugs and is helped by a man who seems to take charge of this place. They called him Joe. Ruka recognize him, he's that guy she wants to meet, but soon there's another surprise for her. After Joe scolds her that a woman her age shouldn't be in this place, she looks at herself in the mirror and found out that she has becomes a teenage girl. How could it be? And how could her relationship with Joe ends?

The year is 1953. Japan has begun her recovery from the war, but economic hardship still plagues the people of the country. In these times, the people of Japan chose movie theaters as their escape from the hardships of reality. Imagine this fact: the base salary of a government official was 12,820 yen per year. At the time, a 2 liter bottle of beer was 107 yen, while a movie ticket was 125 yen. Yet, every year, 1 billion people visit the theaters to follow the magic of the movies. Kudou Takeru, a freshman actor, and Kazama Shinichirou, a freshman director, both delve into this booming industry to pursue what they love. Their ambitions are rooted in a past promise made during the war, a promise of uncompromising pursuit of a "real" cinema. They aim to bring life to the "fake" and glamorous status quo of the cinema industry, by employing what they believe to be the pure form of theater: realism. (Source: MangaHelpers)

XXI century: the moon has been destroyed by a huge asteroid. 15 years later, the earth's climate is changed, leading to instability and making life difficult. The ESA (European Space Agency) sends a team of astronauts in a mission impossible: for replace the moon they must transferring Europa, the smallest satellite of Jupiter, into the earth's orbit.

Taki Amamiya is notified of the sudden suicide of his twin that he never even knew existed. But to Taki, who works reluctantly at the Parapsychology Research Institute, it was only the prelude to a more shocking chain of events. After following the recommendation from police to investigate the matter more in depth, they found a surprising fact: Taki has no brain. *Notes: Nominated to the 21st Annual Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize.*

This newest instalment of the *Munakata Kyouju* series will see the titular professor heading to England following an English university's invitation, and digging through the myths and history of the world.

Kaya Houjou attends a prestigious girls' school. Unable to fit in with her surroundings, she always spends her time alone in the gazebo in the backyard. One day, when cherry blossoms are dancing, she sees a black-haired girl gracefully dancing ballet in the backyard, where no one is supposed to be. Captivated by her free and beautiful appearance, Kaya begins to investigate her true identity... (Source: Ichijinsha, translated) *Note: Originally published in Comic Yuri-Hime 2025 June issue.*

Hoshino-san, a role-player on the baseball team, chases a ball over the fence and runs into Yamada-san, a classmate who has just transferred to his school. She is crying loudly, saying that she has been "robbed," and then she asks for a certain "demand" from him…! It's the start of the world's most amusing master-slave relationship between a clueless young woman and a good-natured young man! (Source: Big Comics, translated)

A world of dragons, and a boy who lives in a prison colony thinking of the opponent he killed, until one day he has an encounter with a great general.

A collection of short stories: The Distant Dawn - Weekly Shounen Jump (Shueisha) 1975 Issue 34 The Steel Queen - Weekly Shounen Jump (Shueisha) 1975 April 28th Extra Edition Escape from the Wastelands - Weekly Shounen Jump (Shueisha) 1975 Issue 39 Funeral Convoy - Monthly Shounen Jump (Shueisha) 1976 March A Call from Afar - Weekly Shounen Jump (Shueisha) 1978 September 15th Extra Edition Whiteout - Weekly Manga Action (Futabasha) 1979 Super Fiction August 31 Extra Edition Amazons of the River - Weekly Shounen Jump (Shueisha) 1977 September 10th Extra Edition The Carneades Plan - Weekly Shounen Jump (Shueisha) 1976 August 20th Extra Edition Algae (Part 1) - Monthly Bears’ Club (Shueisha) 1990 August Algae (Part 2) - Monthly Bears’ Club (Shueisha) 1990 September Lightning Strike - Monthly Shounen Jump (Shueisha) 1975 August Emperor of Winter - Young Magazine (Kodansha) 1996 July One Day In The Life of Ivan Dejavu - Business Jump (Shueisha) 1986 March Alice (Part 1) - Comic Tom (Shio Shuppansha) 1985 August Alice (Part 2) - Comic Tom (Shio Shuppansha) 1985 September Alice (Part 3) - Comic Tom (Shio Shuppansha) 1985 October The Distant Dawn won the 9th Tezuka Prize in 1975.

A collection of Western-style science fiction stories.

The manga tells of the "life and death" voyages of Ming Dynasty Chinese explorer Zheng He. (Source: Anime News Network)

Iwao Asakura, a.k.a. Gen, president of Asakura Corporation, a subcontractor demolition company, regains his passion as a world-class demolition engineer when Keiko Otsuki, an employee of major general contractor Sanyu Heavy Machinery Lease, brings him a demolition job. He accepted her invitation to join the "Sanyu Group" and established the company "Sanyu Blasting Co. Later, he added an old acquaintance, Roku Iwashita a.k.a. "Roku the Tugger", a wooden construction specialist, Hideo Tokita a.k.a. Hide, a crane engineer who was about to commit suicide due to debt, and Hikaru Nakahara, a truck driver and former TV personality, to his team. However, in order to become "Japan's No. 1 demolition company" that is not bound by the traditions of bid-rigging that persist in the construction industry, he leaves the Sanyu Group and reestablishes himself as Itsumo Blowup Co. This is one of the longest manga of all time, with 100 volumes as of May 2023.