In the spring of 1952, 11-year-old Chizuru moves with her family (her father, his new wife, and her new younger brother) to the town of Nochiu in Hokkaido, a place with strong Ainu roots. They plan to live in a spare building on the property of her father's close friend. That friend has a family of his own, which includes twins, Takeshi and Shizuko, who are Chizuru's age. Ever since Chizuru survived the air raid in Tokyo that killed her mother and older brother, she has been unable to speak and her memories are confused. However, once they began their journey to Nochiu, she has had the same dream every night. She's in a forest, and someone is calling her name. When she meets Shizuko, she is surprised to realize that Shizuko is the one calling to her in her dreams. Why is Shizuko calling for her, and what are the secrets she seems meant to learn?

The "whole country unification insect comedy" series centers on a male junior high school student named Baku who doesn't fit in with his class. He spends his days in the empty stairway to the roof of his school and calls it his "castle." One day while he is hanging out in his castle, Baku hears someone refer to his female classmate Kirin with the formal and rather antiquated term "dono." That someone happens to be a talking insect. (Source: Anime News Network)

It follows the lively daily life of Ashibe, who has been promoted to third grade, and Goma-chan, who remains the same as ever. Now that he is in third grade, Ashibe wants to show that he has grown in some way. He asks Goma-chan about it, but gets no reply. (Source: Natalie, translated)

*Note: The title of the manga changed from "Bunbuku Tanuki no Tea Party" to "Bunbuku Tea Pot+" after the 5th volume was released.*

A woman falls in love with her boyfriend's younger brother.

Known as the "Lone Ice Princess," Kitori is a stunning beauty revered by her classmates. Takumi, on the other hand, is a quiet loner, unnoticed by most. Though their paths never cross in the classroom, after school, in the privacy of Kitori's room, they engage in acts that go beyond mere lovers. With minimal disarray of clothing, their connection is mechanical—devoid of kisses or conversation. This act is Kitori's self-invented "Routine," a means to transform herself from the introverted girl she once was. One day, Kitori finds herself saved from a predicament by Eiji, a second-year senior. Charming, cheerful, and kind to everyone, Eiji embodies the ideal Kitori aspires to become. Determined to reinvent herself and emulate Eiji, Kitori doubles down on her routine with Takumi, taking bold steps toward a new version of herself— A story of two awkward souls fumbling their way toward youth, bound by a secret connection. (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

[Otome Cafe]: Kimiko wakes up alone in a hotel room with no sign of the guy she just met last night, Iwase. He left her a note with money to pay the hotel. Kimiko has never had luck with guys... one having a girlfriend and the other using her for money. When she and her friend check out what classes they are in for the year, she suddenly spots Iwase, who is just as shocked as she is that they attend the same high school. Kimiko tells him he's the worst to leave her and hands him back the money. Later Iwase asks to talk to her returning the money again admitting it was bad of him to do that, but asks if they can do it again sometime. Kimiko rejects him right away, but he is so eager to be with her again. He soon rocks up to her work asking if she can meet him after work to talk more. What will Kimiko do?