Mushrooms enjoy immense popularity not only in cooking but also as collectibles—from sundries and stamps to photographs, literature, music, film, art, and apps. This book features a meticulously curated selection of mushroom manga from the vast library of Iizawa Koutarou, author of numerous mushroom-related works including Kinoko Bungaku Daizen and Magical Mushroom Tour. The result is the long-awaited “Kinoko Manga Meisakusen.” The cover design is by Yoshioka Hidenori (September Cowboy), who also designed Kinoko Bungaku Meisakusen and “Houshi Bungaku Meisakusen.” The book design embodies the mystery, toxicity, and mystique of mushrooms—neither plant nor animal, possessing both nourishment and poison. An essential volume for all mushroom lovers!! (Source: ele-king, translated) 1. **Hatsu Take-gari** (初茸がり) \[Yoshiharu Tsuge\] 2. **Yumenosaku: Kinoko Kaigi** (夢野久作 きのこ会議) \[Kuniko Nagasaki\] 3. **Tsumasaki ni Terujizu: Zenpen** (爪先に光路図 前篇) \[Aki Aoi\] 4. **Yama no Sachi** (山の幸) \[Ayuko Akiyama\] 5. **Kinoko no Better Life** (ベターライフ) \[Yasuko Sakata\] 6. **Mousou no Yakkou Ressha** (妄想の夜行列車) \[Leiji Matsumoto\] 7. **Oni Fusube** (オニフスベ) \[Minami Nikkuni\] 8. **Kinoko Ryokou** (きのこ旅行) \[Mimiyo Tomozawa\] 9. **Kinoko no Yama wa Tabezakari (Dorohedoro volume 3)** (キノコの山は食べ盛り（『ドロヘドロ』３巻）) \[Q Hayashida\] 10. **Kinoko no Heya** (きのこの部屋) \[Hideo Azuma\] 11. **Kinoko no Sei** (茸の精) \[Kazuichi Hanawa\] 12. **Kinoko? Kinoko** (キノコ?キノコ) \[Makoto Mio\] 13. **Boku no Chikashitsu e Oide** (ぼくの地下室へおいで) \[Moto Hagio\] 14. **6:45** \[Kenya Ooba\] 15. **Kinoko Ningen no Kekkon #1** (きのこ人間の結婚♯1) \[Kei Murayama\] 16. **Ni-wa: Touchuu Kasou no Maki** (二話 冬虫夏草の巻) \[Sanpei Shirato\] 17. **Shinryaku Enban Kinokonga** (侵略円盤キノコンガ) \[Marina Shirakawa\] 18. **Touchuu Kasou** (冬虫夏草) \[Hiroshi Masumura\]

A massive, 1200 page anthology gathering stories from every Garo author up until 1984. 1. **Zashiki Warashi** (ざしきわらし) \[Sanpei Shirato\] 2. **Nekonin** (ねこ忍) \[Shigeru Mizuki\] 3. **Unabara no Ken (Musashi no Maki)** (海原の剣（武蔵の巻）) \[Goseki Kojima\] 4. **Kao no Magatta Otoko no Monogatari** (顔の曲がった男の物語) \[Teppu Hoshikawa\] 5. **Mahiru** (真昼) \[Futoshi Watari\] 6. **Ai: Shinshaku Bushido Monogatari** (愛─新釈武士道物語─) \[Hiroshi Hirata under the name Issei Kaji\] 7. **Chiko** (チーコ) \[Yoshiharu Tsuge\] 8. **Wakakusa Manpo** (若草漫歩) \[Mitsuo Fujisawa\] 9. **Uchuu no Dekigoto** (宇宙の出来事) \[Shintarou Tashiro\] 10. **Natsu** (夏) \[Ryouichi Ikegami\] 11. **Kakashi ni Kitaeru no Hanashi: Series Kiirooi Namida** (かかしにきいたかえるの話─シリーズ 黄色い涙─) \[Shinji Nagashima\] 12. **Rokunomiya Himeko no Higeki** (六の宮姫子の悲劇) \[Kuniko Tsurita\] 13. **Kyodai na Sakana** (巨大な魚) \[Seiichi Hayashi\] 14. **Doro Ningyou** (どろ人形) \[Hino Hideshi\] 15. **Umi Hoozuki** (海ほおずき) \[Keiko Naka\] 16. **Hana Arashi no Goro: Terajimachou Kidan** (花あらしの頃─寺島町奇譚─) \[Yuu Takita\] 17. **Nagamochiuta Kou** (長持唄考) \[Takao Yaguchi\] 18. **Uki (2)** (雨季(二)) \[Tadao Tsuge\] 19. **Wakaremichi** (わかれみち) \[Yoshihiro Tatsumi\] 20. **Tako ni Natta Shounen** (たこになった少年) \[Sanpo Yodogawa\] 21. **Kantaro Tsuki** (かんたろ月) \[Susumu Katsumata\] 22. **Urabure Yokaze** (うらぶれ夜風) \[Yukio Kawasaki\] 23. **Ame no Iro** (雨の色) \[Oji Suzuki\] 24. **Matsuko Ojichan no Nageki** (マツコおじちゃんの嘆き) \[Ryuuzan Aki\] 25. **Boku no Debu Inko-chan** (ぼくのデブインコちゃん) \[Maki Sasaki\] 26. **Burai no Omokage** (無頼の面影) \[Shinichi Abe\] 27. **Maboroshi no Shoujo: Wakouji Hakushakutei no Trouble** (幻の少女･和小路伯爵邸のトラブル) \[Hiroji Tani\] 28. **Niku Yashiki** (肉屋敷) \[Kazuichi Hanawa\] 29. **Kita e no Tabibito** (北への旅人) \[Shouichi Yoshida\] 30. **Saisetsu ni Mau…** (彩雪に舞う･･････) \[Shouhei Kusunoki\] 31. **Oza-shiki** (おざ式) \[Genpei Akasegawa\] 32. **Saikai** (再会) \[Hiroshi Masumura\] 33. **Murasaki no Densetsu (Image STATION)** (紫の伝説(イメージSTATION)) \[Masuzou Furukawa\] 34. **Zettai Kyuujitsu** (絶対休日) \[Shigenobu Akiyama\] 35. **Areta Umibe** (荒れた海辺) \[Anzai Mizumaru\] 36. **Kushii-kun no Hatsumei** (クシー君の発明) \[Yuuji Kamosawa\] 37. **Boxer** (毆者(ボクサー)) \[Mitsuhiko Yoshida\] 38. **Nobori Tako** (昇り凧) \[Moribi Murano\] 39. **Penguin Gohan** (ペンギンごはん) \[Teruhiko Yumura + Shigesato Itoi\] 40. **Ai no Arashi** (愛の嵐) \[Yoshikazu Ebisu\] 41. **Boku no Otouto** (ぼくの弟) \[Shigesato Itoi\] 42. **？** \[Shinbou Minami\] 43. **Sore kara no Iwamoto Musashi Kaidan** (それからの岩本武蔵･怪談) \[Kyuusoku Iwamoto\] 44. **Harry-shi no Koto** (ハリー氏のこと) \[Hiroshi Matsuo\] 45. **Aitsuma Ki** (愛妻記) \[Misao Hisauchi\] 47. **Gyoza Teishoku no Hiru** (ギョーザ定食の昼) \[Hiromi Hiraguchi\] 48. **Otou-san no Neji** (お父さんのネジ) \[Kazuhiro Watanabe\] 49. **Nagagutsu wo Haita Neko** (長靴をはいた猫) \[Satoshi Shimizu\] 50. **Monologue** (ものろおぐ) \[Youko Kondou\] 51. **Modern Lovers** (モダン・ラヴァーズ) \[Ira Okudaira\] 52. **Shouwaru Neko** (性悪猫) \[Murasaki Yamada\] 53. **Seishun no Ase wa Nigai ze** (青春の汗は苦いぜ) \[Norikazu Kobayashi\] 54. **Yakou** (夜行) \[Kazuo Takayama\] 55. **Puisanmura Housoukyoku** (ぷいさん村放送局) \[Masako Yakuwa\] 56. **Gonin Damashi Doufun Bushido: Gensou no Meiji** (五人だまし･道糞武士道─幻想の明治─) \[Shintarou Kou\] 57. **K** \[Masaaki Oosawa\] 58. **Taikutsu na Hi** (怠屈な日) \[Masayuki Izumi\] 60. **Umi no Ohanashi** (海のお話) \[Kotarou Momotarou\] 61. **Futatsu no Makura (Hatsune)** (二つ枕(初音)) \[Hinako Sugiura\] 62. **PHANTASMAGORIA** \[Shigeru Tamura\] 63. **Nobe wa Naku** (野辺は無く) \[Otoya Mitsuhashi\] 64. **Shounen** (少年) \[Hiromi Morishita\] 65. **Itoguchi** (糸口) \[Michiyo Matsumoto\] 66. **Mama to Yobarete Sankagetsu** (ママと呼ばれて三ヶ月) \[Takashi Nemoto + Jun Takagi\] 67. **Local-sen no Gogo** (ローカル線の午後) \[Osamu Kanno\] 68. **Hoto Hoto Nangi na Papa to Mama** (ホトホトなんぎなパパとママ) 69. **Hentousen no Natsu** (扁桃腺の夏) \[Tooru Minegishi\] 70. **Modotte Kita Hi** (戻ってきた日) \[Tomiko Higo\] 71. **Srap Skip** (スラップスキップ) \[Hisaichi Ishii\] 72. **Happy Birthday** (はぴー・ばーす・でい) \[Yuka Haga\] 73. **Dou Natten no: Aesop-shiki Manga Kouza** (どうなってんの─イソップ式漫画講座─) \[Shigeru Mizuki\]

A booklet packaged with Harta volume 26 at select stores. It's an anthology of one-shots centering on the theme of fantasy. (Source: Natalie, translated)

Rita, an acupuncturist, meets a mysterious man singing at a live music venue during a house call. The man, a blues musician and guitarist named Morita, becomes very close to Rita! And what happens between the two...? (Source: Shueisha, translated)

A one-shot starring Kumagawa from Medaka Box. The story takes place at Suisou Academy, 2 months prior to Kumagawa's enrollment at Hakoniwa Academy, and shows events leading up to the shutdown of Suisou. *Notes: \- Part one of the "Good Loser Kumagawa" series. \- After premiering in the Winter 2012 issue of Jump NEXT, it was included in Volume 15 of Medaka Box.*

The Final entry in the 'Good Loser Kumagawa' series of Medaka Box side-stories *Notes: \- Final part of the "Good Loser Kumagawa" series. \- After its initial premier in the Summer 2013 Issue of Jump NEXT, it was included in Volume 22 of Medaka Box.*

I thought Kuroi-san, the classmate sitting next to me, was quiet, but she turns out to be a cheerful girl with a cat-like charm!? Akama-kun, the protagonist aiming for a fresh start in high school, keeps trying to become popular but always ends up fumbling instead. Kuroi-san, the cat-like girl who’s been giving him cold stares, is actually incredibly lively — and by wholeheartedly going along with his clumsy invitations, she helps to brighten up the lives of Akama-kun and their classmates. A cat-themed romantic comedy with a surprising twist that took social media by storm! (Source: Square Enix, translated) *Note: Originally self-published on Twitter, it was then licensed by Square Enix for serialization on 2025-12-27.*

Anthology for the 10th Anniversary of Yuru Yuri's serialization

Would you like to be spoiled rotten by an overprotective teacher? Ryouta Umihara is feared as an "intellectual-type yakuza" at school. But even he can't oppose the two great goddesses—Meru Kishikawa, the physical education teacher who is known as the "female knight", and Chisei Moriyama, the school nurse who is revered as the "goddess". While it seems that Ryouta is no match for the two great goddesses, the truth is that they take great care of him, preparing homemade lunches for him and nursing him during his sleep! A sweet romantic comedy about doting teachers that is the envy of everyone. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

The eighth prince of the Valte Kingdom, Rieto, vaguely recalls a dream of being a salaryman while in a coma after nearly being poisoned. He also remembers a dream of building a happy family, but as the insignificant youngest prince in a household rife with brutal succession disputes, it seems unlikely he’ll ever achieve that dream. Having quickly given up on this family, Rieto vows to work hard to build a happy family of his own. Yet, for some reason, he starts getting involved with his older brothers, who were supposed to be his deadly rivals…? “I’ll build a happy family with a cute wife and adorable kids!” The story begins with the protagonist at age five.