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"But the guy I like should be that one!" Having moved to Tokyo from the countryside, the gay Azuma met Kyoutarou and fell in love at first sight! He's so happy to have met his type, but Azuma feels a hostile presence behind him. He turns around to see Miyako glaring at Azuma from behind his glasses. Apparently, he too has had a crush on Kyoutarou for many years... Azuma wants to get closer to Kyoutarou, but Miyako keeps annoyingly getting in the way. But, as the three of them spend time together, Miyako's bad first impression, that made Azuma think he was an "sneaky bastard," began to change little by little. (Source: East Press, translated)
Suzuki has a rare disease with no known cure. All that is known is that the virus comes from soil, and over time causes the human body to decay and rot into earth. Though his time is running out, Suzuki continues to attend school, and is cared for by a kind and beautiful doctor. Together, they view beautiful flowers and think of what it means to bloom... (Source: Anime-Planet)
With a deep gaze, Oshima received a confession of "I love you!!" from his classmate, Hiyama. And naturally, astounded by his confession, Oshima rejected him as he didn’t believe love between men and that made Hiyama became discouraged. Trying to face with an earnest feeling, he’s immediately became interested in Hiyama. However, Oshima can’t be honest with himself… Are they friends? Or lovers? Be that as it may, both of their relationship will change!!
An autobiographical manga detailing Kouji Maki's struggle in the manga industry during the 80s, the "Golden Age of Shounen Jump."
In a small town by the sea, Shio spends peaceful days helping out in his family's shop. But he has always been troubled over his barren relationship with a married person (sex friend). One day, he meets a young boy named Someto who moved from the city. His relationship with his mother was strained, and Someto ran away to the countryside, trying to heal his heart. Shio then came to look after him as a "nice elder brother." However, he gradually realizes that his emotions are beyond that. On the other hand, Someto has begun yearning the gentel Shio. But he happened to see Shio kissing his sex friend, and he came to find out about his "adult" side...? A naïve lonely boy x a caring beauty who tends to be swept away. The two immature people slowly get to know love. (Source: East Press, translated)
When a woman wakes up one morning, not only does she find herself in a strange apartment, but she’s also become a fridge! As she attempts to come to terms with her new life as a refrigerator she sees a familiar face walking towards her. Much to her luck she finds that she is in the apartment of a man named Kouji who she happens to have a crush on. Soon she begins to enjoy her newfound state and is treated to the perks of living with the man she loves helping to keep his produce cool and fresh. However when Kouji’s girlfriend suddenly appears, it seems that even a refrigerator can get jealous… (Source: Anime-Planet)
Menhera-chan is a pessimistic girl. Byoujaku-chan is a frail girl with a wild imagination and a love for BL. Kenkou-kun is a normal boy, in body and mind. This is the story of their dark and heartwarming daily life.
Manga creator Yoshihiro Togashi is famous for making huge Shonen Jump hits *Yu Yu Hakusho* and *Hunter × Hunter*, among others. He’s also known for taking many, many hiatuses and his love of video games. Without much media coverage or social media presence, though, few people know what he’s really like. However, now there is a new manga, *Sensei Hakusho*—compiled in a book written by Kunio Ajino—a former assistant of Togashi who was with him from the beginning of the serialization of *Yu Yu Hakusho* in 1990 until the end of *Level E* in 1997. (Source: Anime Now)
Boiling Head …or the attempt at a scientific-fantastic metaphor for being in a mental conflict situation. (Source: Kotohona)
The author, Akino Kondoh, tells her thoughts on integrating the land of Thanksgiving. Beyond the difficulty of learning a foreign language, she recounts her daily anecdotes, between astonishment and questions. (Source: archyworldys.com)
Manga version of the novel The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald.