A man suffering from insomnia tries everything to get some sleep.

A one shot published in Garo #70 (Jan. 1970), from avant-garde mangaka Sasaki Maki.

A one-shot published in the May 1968 issue of Garo, containing two stories. In *Island Solitude*, a shipwrecked castaway daydreams about escaping the island he is stranded on with his wife and four babies. In *Nichinichi Kore Koujitsu*, an Edo-era city official notices a pretty woman drop her hair comb on the street, but a basket priest picks it up first and follows the woman to her house. The official follows the priest.

Sleeper Train by Masayuki Izumi captures a man's intense focus on enjoying a simple boxed meal during his train journey. With humor and a touch of drama, he carefully considers each element of the meal, savoring the experience as he reflects on flavors, textures, and the art of eating. His internal dialogue reveals a unique perspective on finding joy in small moments, making for a whimsical yet profound look at the intersection of travel, food, and personal satisfaction.