1. **Dragon in the tub** 2. **Ryuu wo Kaitai Ohimesama** (竜を飼いたいお姫様) 3. **Hifuki Ishi** (火吹き石) 4. **Nezumi no Ousama** (ネズミの王様) 5. **Uekibachi** (植木鉢) 6. **Hebi-san no Jijou** (ヘビさんの事情) 7. **Hitsuji-san Push** (羊さんプッシュ) 8. **Hoshi ga Ochite Kita** (星が落ちてきた) 9. **Kinoko Yama no Koubou** (キノコ山の攻防) 10. **Kabochara Undead** (カボチャラアンデッド) 11. **Fine Please** (ファイン・ブリーズ) 12. **Nemui Tsuki** (眠い月) 13. **UFO ga Kita Yoru** (UFOが来た夜) 14. **Haru no Mezame** (春のめざめ) 15. **Sonna Wake de wa...** (そんなワケでは…) 16. **Mizube no Kurashi** (水辺のくらし) 17. **Aki Sagashi** (秋深し) 18. **Hanagumori** (はなぐもり) 19. **Mi no Kishi** (ミの騎士) 20. **Spring** (スプリング)

"Koyomi Gonomi" is a story that anthropomorphizes the calendar, including New Year's Day and New Year's Eve. In the past, at the end of the year in Japan, Omisoka and New Year's Day would descend into the human world and set the "gears of time" in motion, allowing people to feel the passage of the year. However, as the eras progressed from Showa to Heisei to Reiwa, the concept of New Year's Eve became a mere formality, and New Year's Day, now in human form, ended up working part-time at a convenience store. Furthermore, when the gears of time are in danger of stopping, Omisoka struggles to help New Year's Day remember its former self. (Source: Natalie, translated)

A hard-boiled fantasy set in a Japan that has declined due to climate change, food crisis, and AI collapse, depicting the team-up of a blind ex-detective and his robot dog companion. Jin Yuzuriha, a former detective who lost his sight in a serious accident, has the power to see the existence of "Kakuri" in the hidden world. One day, while investigating a car accident that is suspected to be related to Kakuri, Jin becomes a partner of Idin, a police dog robot modeled after a German shepherd, to assist his vision in the real world. (Source: Natalie, translated)

Sosuke Nezuchi and Yoshiki Yoshiko work for a seemingly ordinary transport company, Mujina Transport. However, their customers are all non-humans, in other words, youkai. The reason for this is that the company is a "courier specializing in youkai"?　 What are the mysterious requests of these mysterious youkai living in secret? (Source: Nemuki+ Comics, translated)

Shin, a Japanese assistant, travels with Ferrier, a famous university professor. Professors who are known by UNESCO and other organizations visit sites aiming to be registered as World Heritage Sites, and sometimes receive bribes. However, Shin has a purpose for traveling with such a professor! (Source: Nemuki+ Comics, translated)

This is a series of stories based on masterpieces and fantastical tales from all over the world, depicting a mysterious, fragile, and beautiful world. (Source: Asahi Bunko, translated)

Satirical 4-koma about Fuji Santarou, an ordinary salaryman, his job, family and various aspects of Japanese culture.

When her fiance's affair was discovered, she lost her job, her home, her marriage, and everything else. Itoigawa Momoka is the type of person who can accept unpleasant things with a smile. The only thing that makes her happy is being in a relationship with Komatsu, a university professor she met at the bento shop where she works. Komatsu is transferred to Germany, and Momoka asks him to come with her. In preparation for married life abroad, she cancels her lease on her house, quits her part-time job, and just as she's waiting for her flight the next day, she witnesses her fiance's affair. At the same time, her true nature as a bully and emotional abuser is revealed. Wandering the streets in despair, Momoka is picked up by an unsociable university student who buys her a different bento every day. A woman in her 30s living with a clumsy younger man begins her life together! https://www.cmoa.jp/title/315354/

[Hasegawa Machiko](https://www.mangaupdates.com/author/s4rdcza/hasegawa-machiko), who loved Kabuki and period dramas, first tried her hand at serializing a topknot manga with "Shin Yajikita Douchuuki/New Journey of Yaji and Kita". It is an adaptation of "Tokai Dochu Hizakurige" by Jippensha Ikku, written in the Edo period, and depicts the amusing journey of Yaji-san and Kita-san from Edo to Ise. While incorporating episodes reminiscent of the original work, Machiko's unique humorous and fun journey unfolds, and the Sazae-san family also appears along the way. They will stop by real cities like : - Odawara - Hamamatsu - Okazaki (Sources : - New Journey of Yaji and Kita of Hasegawa Machiko Memorial Museum - [Wikipedia](https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%96%B0%E3%82%84%E3%81%98%E3%81%8D%E3%81%9F%E9%81%93%E4%B8%AD%E8%A8%98))