Naho, now adult, remembers his past while driving at night.

1. **11-gatsu no Gymnasium** (11月のギムナジウム) 2. **Aki no Tabi** (秋の旅) 3. **Tou no Aru Ie** (塔のある家) 4. **Mou Hitotsu no Koi** (もうひとつの恋) 5. **Kawaisou na Mama** (かわいそうなママ) 6. **Shiroki Mori Shiroki Shounen no Fue** (白き森白き少年の笛) 7. **Sailor Hill no Seiya** (セーラ・ヒルの聖夜)

A young girl moves into a house near a forest. There, she meets with a mysterious boy who plays flute.

This is a collection of works you can't read anywhere else by 20 of Japan's world-class mangaka who participated in the "Moshimo, Tokyo" manga exhibition, edited together with newly written special contributions and photographs. - **ＴＰ** \[Inio Asano\] \- **Negai** (願い) \[Yuuki Obata\] \- **TOKYO20202 GOURMET/SPOT/HOTEL** \[Haruka Ichikawa\] \- **Tokyo No Kyoui to Gingin no Mirai** (東京の脅威とギンギンの未来) \[Yuusei Matsui\] \- **Hoshi no Oujisama** (星の王子さま) \[Io Sakisaka\] \- **Moshimo Tokyo** (もしも東京) \[Masakazu Ishiguro\] \- **the next day** \[Yasuo Ootagaki\] \- **Umi ga Mieru Ooimachi** (海が見える大井町) \[Nao Iwamoto\] \- **Sukina Tokyo** (好きな東京) \[Sensha Yoshida\] \- **Tokyo no Aoneko** (東京の青猫) \[Taiyo Matsumoto\] (Source: Shogakukan, translated)

A man returns from a trip after hearing news about his former love's passing. (Source: Golden Roze)

1. **Okiya no Juunin** (置き屋の住人) \[Akiko Hatsu\] 2. **Blue Lion** (Blueライオン) \[Yumi Tamura\] 3. **Mizumoto no Kyoudai** (水元兄弟) \[Keiko Nishi\] 4. **Sakasa Hashigo** (逆さ梯子) \[Misako Nichi\] 5. **Muga** (むが) \[Fumi Shimomura\] 6. **Kamen** (仮面) \[Kayo Endo\] 7. **Suna no Kao** (砂の顔) \[Sasaya Nanaeko\] 8. **Koi Koi** (こいこい) \[Kyoichi Aritome\] 9. **Kimi wa Utsukushii Hitomi** (きみは美しい瞳) \[Moto Hagio\] 10. **Uso Happyakuya** (嘘八百屋) \[Masako Yoshi\] 11. **Ryuu no Otsukai** (龍のお使い) \[Sakumi Yoshino\]

Short side-stories of Tada and Frol during their time at the Cosmo University.

When a tough, rebellious Eric arrives at a German boarding school, there is one fellow student he hates: Thoma. Thoma bears a striking resemblance to Eric, but is gentle, delicate, and idolized by his classmates. (Source: Manga! Manga! The World of Japanese Comics)

A dream bird enters the depths of your heart and shows you your dream. Yet, what if you cannot accept what you see?

The game of "Asobi-dama" (Play ball) is popular in Timothy's school. In this game nine marbles are kept in a circle and struck by another marble. Timothy's classmates are amazed when he strikes 19 times in a row. After returning to home and practicing several times, he realizes that he can move the marbles on his own will. *Note: This work was published in the January 1972 issue of Bessatsu Shoujo Comic (Betsucomi)*

A short manga with highly enigmatic atmospheres, suspended between Indian mythology and science fiction. (source: smo-project)

On the outskirts of Glyn Glyn, there is a house among the fields of cabbage and cauliflower. Three old maids live in this house, and a boy who claims to be the orphan of King Britain Grable arrives. His name is Tarr Boo Beck. He is sent to school the next day, but strange things start happening, such as his hat exploding and cabbages coming from the fields into the house. It's a spell that Posy has cast that went wrong. The three are witches. Despite all this, Tar Boo Beck lives his school life, but one day, while Tar Boo Beck is in the classroom, Posy uses magic to deliver an umbrella to him. Tar Boo Beck is scolded for this and ordered to clean the principal's office as punishment. There, he discovers a secret: when thunder strikes, the principal transforms into a rabbit. It seems like everyone in this town is a little quirky... (Source: Translated, Moto Hagio Works Library)