A chance encounter on the subway leads to an amusement park date.

A bimonthly yuri anthology/magazine. (Only oneshots with no page of their own are listed here.) **Volume 1:** * *Love Fool*, by Hattori Mitsuru An extremely short one-shot about two girls playing around in the water. * *Camel*, by Miyauchi Yuuka About addiction. * *A Passing Story*, by Ohtomo Megane A school doctor recounts a romance from her own school days **Volume 2:** * *Heart Ablaze*, by Miyauchi Yuuka Its about the pain and conflicting emotions of unrequited love **Volume 3:** * *Unbalance*, by Kigi Tatsumi Set in the same school as "[Runner's High](https://www.mangaupdates.com/series.html?id=61068)" from Tsubomi volume 1. It focuses on the interaction between the track team captain and the student council. **Volume 4:** * *Michi*, by Yoshida Mikiko About a girl who's worried that her girlfriend doesn't trust her. * *Triangle of Love*, by Ogawa Hidari **Volume 5:** * *Roche Limit*, by Sekiya Asami * *The Snow Princess*, by Mizutani Fuuka **Volume 6:** * *Scissors and Fingers*, by Inugami Sukune A girl tells a hairdresser about the feelings she has for a certain someone. * *Massaging the Woman I Admire*, by Amano Shiro Its about women who work in a salon. A trainee has to massage a senior employee as part of her work evaluation, so she picks the one she has a crush on. **Volume 8:** * *God and the Rainbringer*, by Yoshida Chiyu About a person that believes she can produce rain, a "Rain Woman". **Volume 9:** * *Under*, by Kazuto Izumi **Volume 11:** * *Cotton Candy Love*, by Tendou Kirin A woman steps in when she sees a girl being bullied. **Volume 12:** * *My Beloved Kawano-san*, by Acutta Fumie About a woman who's in love with a co-worker. ? *The Ocean Meets the Sky*, by Koume Keito **Volume 13:** * *Monologue Love*, by Shimano Yae A girl is insecure about her relationship. **Volume 14:** * *First Love*, by Suga Atsushi A girl in the calligraphy club received a love letter. **Volume 16:** * *Aoi Honoo Kaoru Tsuchi*, by Naruko Hanaharu A girl joins the pottery club to find out who made a vase she saw. **Volume 18:** * *Chrysanthemum Garden*, by Kuroda bb **Volume 21:** * *December's Melting Snow*, by Kobano A sweet story about a disillusioned young woman and a lonely but cheerful girl on Christmas

Do you think it is sad to eat alone? No, it is the happiness of being able to eat whatever you want, whenever you want. There is a joy that can be experienced only when you are alone. Eat as you wish, as your stomach desires. The author, who lives alone to the fullest, writes about the freedom and joy of being an adult. Please enjoy. (Source: Houbunsha, translated)

From Tranquil Spring: Kiyoko has always envied her older sister Atsuko, who gets all the attention, and feels like an impossibly distant goal. A sudden change in Atsuko's life forces Kiyoko to re-evaluate their relationship, and her opinion of her sister. The title of this series symbolizes the relationship between Kiyoko and Atsuko. It is taken from a mathematical construct, and can be thought of as meaning "vanishing point." This is the point at which, from the viewer's perspective, two parallel lines eventually meet. To illustrate, think of standing on railroad tracks that continue in a straight line as far as the eye can see; the tracks are parallel and will never actually meet, but from the viewer's perspective, they appear to get closer to each other the farther away they are, eventually meeting at the point beyond which they are no longer visible.

From [Lililicious](https://www.mangaupdates.com/groups.html?id=246): "Miss Onimaru's Love," by Miyauchi Yuka, is about a girl who falls for her co-worker.

Haruhi, who grew up in an orphanage, has five "Ashinaga Uncles" who write to him once a month and help him with his school fees and expenses. Kasuga began to look for them in order to thank them, but somehow ended up living with Natsumi, the caretaker of an apartment building, and his lover Yasuyuhiro.... (Source: Houbunsha, translated) *Note: Dates based on the volume releases.*

Who gets to be the seme? Why insist on taking the same route home? Why won't he say if he loves him? Does he love him back? Questions like these get answered gradually through indirect ways, sometimes after hurting each other, and sometimes through unexpected means like a glance at their reflection in a passing car window.