With the help of everyone who loves manga, manga culture has blossomed. But now the manga industry is suffering from piracy. We need your help. Please read this manga, and let's create the future of manga together! (Source: CODA, translated)

In a different world than the one we live in, a world where Japan is the lone superpower of the world, there is a wildly popular game show called the National Quiz. Every night, people dreaming of riches, fame, vengeance and happiness compete on the show, for the chance to be granted a wish, any wish they have: the National Quiz has the power to make your wildest dreams come true. It also has the ability, if you lose, to make your life a living hell. This is the story of K-i K-ichi (aka prisoner KK47331), a former actor-turned losing National Quiz contestant-turned wildly popular host of the show, and the people and events surrounding him.

Sakai and Shoji are two idiots. Their band, Moozmuz, is eccentric, flamboyant and silly. Gogh, their classmate, is a quiet but intense clothes designer. Watch the friendship between these three artists blossom and suffer, rendered in Shinkichi Kato's vibrant, lively art. The two volumes also contain a pair of one-shots each.

A girl steals a bag from an old woman, a fellow member of a homeless colony. All the bag contains are volume after volume of shoujo manga. But even after the girl has finished reading all the volumes, our story is still not complete...

This series is a set of several extremely short pieces: usually between 2-4 pages in length. They vary wildly in mood, character and art style, and the detail is often stunning. *Note: The manga was serialized in Kodansha's novel and manga fiction magazine, which does not targeted a specific demographic rather the general reader.*

Collection of various one-shots, including Katou Shinkichi’s debut work, which was originally published on November 22, 1990 in Weekly Morning.

A person cannot be both bound by something and free from it.

The informal investigation carried out by the Japanese government, the military, investigative agencies, and ordinary citizens since 1892, about the strange phenomena called "Uzono Shiniko." It is said that if a human, animal, or any inanimate object's name is changed to "Uzono Shiniko," it suddenly attracts disaster. (Source: Anime News Network)

Nanatsugu Naru, who works in the advertising department of a newspaper company, is put in charge of editing the series "Tokyo's Kitchen," which covers readers' kitchens. He is troubled by the series of "Kitchen Writer Kinko," who wants to feature amateur, unimpressive kitchens. The two of them decide to visit the home of Kuramoto, who lost her husband to cancer three weeks ago. With the heavy theme of touching on death, Nanatsugu asks them to cancel the interview at the last minute. However, Kinko pushes through, saying that he thinks he can write a good article, and he heads to Kuramoto's house with anxiety... Based on the popular series of the same name currently being serialized in the Asahi Shimbun digital magazine "&w," an original manga character spins a new story.