Despite everyone advising him against it, Satomi Satoru decided to take over his struggling family bath-house as he had a plan to revamp the business by turning it into a "public bath share house." The first person to apply for a viewing is Mine Kyouko, a cool beauty from Tokyo... **Original:** [Comic Flavors](https://gorakuweb.com/episode/2411407074277465048/4695130035662822549), [Nichibun Comics](https://www.nihonbungeisha.co.jp/book/b10143980.html), [Comic Flavor Pixiv](https://comic.pixiv.net/works/12595) | [Piccoma](https://piccoma.com/web/product/192047?etype=episode)

A collection of short horror stories by Go Nagai published in various magazines and collected by Nihonbungeisha. Includes: 1. RED STRING (Shueisha, 1990) 2. Oni Gokko (Chuokoronsha, 1993) 3. Oni Kon Shiki (Chuokoronsha, 1993) 4. Ihin (Josei Sebun, 1977) 5. Dokuro no Kan (Josei Sebun, 1979)

Yukito joins the same PC club as Yuito, an older student he admires. It's there he finds the game Yuito is making, and comes across the scene of himself being ravaged by a man......! Does Yuito want Yukito for his game......? Or perhaps it's desire? Maybe love? What does he want from Yukito!? [Official English on Renta](https://www.ebookrenta.com/renta/sc/frm/item/126616)

Riki, the grandfather of Weed and father of Gin, was born a runt. He was fathered by Shiro and mothered by Yamabuki. Shiro's owner, Gohei, pays no attention to Riki when he comes to pick a pup from the litter. Instead, Riki is never rehomed and becomes close to his mother. Unfortunately, Yamabuki's true owner, who had been sick, was healthy enough to take her back. She didn't feel she could handle two dogs, and decided that he would not take Riki in. Riki severely missed his mother, and one day set out to meet her. On his way, he is attacked by a pack of dogs. Hopelessly outnumbered, Riki tries to escape and falls into a river. Waking up, he learns that his father, Shiro, has rescued him. Riki had never seen his father, but had known his name. Shiro, on the other hand, didn't know that Riki was his son and left before Riki could say anything. But, not before giving him a speech on being strong. Riki makes it his goal and constantly tries to get stronger. (Source: Wikipedia)

The story follows a young man Hajime who returns to his hometown and meets up with an old friend. While catching up, the two somehow find themselves in front of the local legend: The Man-Eating Cave. (Source: Anime News Network)

Jockey Tetsu is a man who lives by his own style. One day, he is charmed by a certain horse and follows it to the end. What Tetsu finds is a runaway horse on the verge of being killed by poison. *Note: Includes three-chapter story Korinai Sanba.*

This story is about the married life of Manami Katagiri and Rio Aizawa.

The uninhabited island of ‘Hidden Peak Island’, rendered desolate by a volcanic eruption. A group arrives to survey this long-abandoned island, seeking to exploit it for business ventures. An ethnology research lab, a resort company, a video content creator— What awaited these pioneers seeking the untouched peak was a ‘monster’ more terrifying than hell itself... No escape, no way to call for help. Can they truly escape this isolated island where only death awaits? (Source: Nihon Bungeisha, translated)

From the creators of Last Inning, follow an ex-convict’s path to redemption riddled with vengeance, betrayal, and deadly conspiracies – the stakes are too high for him to strikeout off the pitch. After serving nine years for a crime he didn’t commit, Hachiya Ken is free—but his past is far from behind him. Released from prison, he’s confronted by Hana, the fiery daughter of a ghost from his past. Together, they’re forced to navigate a deadly web of betrayal, yakuza power, and political corruption. As they uncover a conspiracy that runs deeper than either could have imagined, Ken must confront his own demons—and decide how far he’s willing to go for redemption. (Source: Titan Manga)

This is the Edo-era samurai guts. Controversial, tough, angry, highly skilled and lost in a time of peace, the characters of Satsuma Gishiden tell a quasi-historical tale of social caste and brutal reprisal. Readers with a taste for Kazuo Koike's gritty Lone Wolf & Cub will go nuts for master gekiga artist Hiroshi Hirata's tome of samurai struggle. Hirata's art and calligraphy leap off the page during scenes of action, only to unfold upon a full bleed that looks like a fine plate print. It's art at is most expressive, accentuating the classic stoic samurai characters you've come to know, only with a little more true society thrown in to help the reader understand what it was really like to be a warrior without a war. (Source: Dark Horse)