A heart-throbbing youth story about Naomi, a high school girl who lives in a convent and grows up little by little while worrying about love, family, and the future. (Source: Kosaido Shuppan, translated)

Reprinted in 1982 and then as Kyoufu no Sakebi in 1987 under the Solitaire label. 1. The Cursed Wig (Newly Drawn, same as the ones with absent info) 2. Caged (Shounen Champion, No.33-34 1970) 3. Whispers from the Underworld 4. Make Me Small. (Bessatsu Shounen Magazine, April 1970)

Collection of Kuroda Minoru's older manga from the 50s-70s. According to the afterword, except for "The House that Calls Stone," the collection is made up of older works. The works are from a wide range of eras, from obviously old-fashioned works ("From the Two-Way Mirror…") to works that seem to have been published in girls' manga magazines ("Hair Mairi" and "Wax Doll"), to works that are too chaotic ("I Saw It!!"). A family is spending a week's vacation at a gorgeous villa. However, after the second daughter Aya climbs onto a rock in the backyard, things start to seem strange, and the eldest daughter Yumi sees a ghostly face in the high window. Furthermore, that night there is a mysterious power outage and strange voices echo from the electrified rock. The next day, they ask Junichi, the son of the real estate agent, to check on the electrical system and, just to be safe, they decide to have him stay with them during their stay at the villa. Junichi takes Yumi out to the backyard and explains the reason for the strange phenomenon. The trip was the work of a spirit that is attached to the rock, and her father and Aya have already been possessed. Taking advantage of the spirit's fear of electricity, Junichi creates a device and entrusts the switch to Yumi, but... 1. The House that Calls Stone… 石の呼ぶ家 2. From the Two-way Mirror... 合わせ鏡の中から 3. Golden Eyes… 金色のひとみ 4. Hair Mairi… 髪まいり 5. Wax Doll… ろう人形 6. A Study of the Invisible World: I Saw It!!... 見えない世界勉強会　わたしは見た!! 1-3

Yoko Matsumiya, a third-year junior high school student, is depressed before her high school entrance exam. As she gazes out at the sea from the top of a high hill, she sees many hands swaying in the waves. Looking closely, she sees girls in school swimsuits in the foreground, and girls in monpe pants and air raid hoods appearing from the sea behind them. After this incident, Yoko falls ill with a fever and goes to bed. The next day, she announces that she will not go to her hometown but to the faraway Hachimonji High School, leaving her mother and best friend dumbfounded and then... According to the afterword of the Touen Shobo version, "The night I learned of a tragic accident in which some junior high school girls who were enjoying a swim in the sea had been swept away by high waves, I had a creepy dream in vivid color in which an old junior high school building emerged from the sea," and the tragedy of the Pacific War was superimposed on it, and the work was written in one go as a book.