Jun Shizuki and Yukiji Yano are both in the same woodwind choir. Shizuki is a bartender who plays the sax and hits on anything that moves. Yano is a gifted flute player who is incredibly nice and is well-regarded within the choir. No one would ever suspect that these guys would have anything in common, but could these two polar opposites actually be in a relationship?! (Source: Animate International) *Notes: \- Chapters 1, 12 to 13, and certain extras were split into multiple parts in the original serialization and later combined in the volume releases. \- Includes 126 extra chapters. *

**A sweet Boys’ Love manga series about falling in love over and over again, even after a decade of being together!** Tamba and Utagawa have been together for over ten years, but Uta still can’t believe he’s landed such a stud, and Tamba still gets blindsided when his young-at-heart boyfriend switches into adult mode. It’s a nonstop whirlpool of love that sends both their hearts skipping! *Source: Seven Seas Entertainment, Vol. 1*

Reiichi Miyoshi is a professional jazz musician who has a policy of never having a serious boyfriend or girlfriend. He prefers to keep his love life casual with a revolving door of hedonistic one-night stands.When he swoops in to rescue what appears to be a damsel in distress from a group of rowdy men one day, he soon finds out that his latest paramour is no damsel at all, but the crossdresser Sara Aogiri. Sara is determined to have the egotistical Miyoshi all to himself, but Miyoshi isn't going to date anyone seriously without some extreme convincing. (Source: Animate International)

This is a 4-panel comic strip like in the newspaper. It is a comedy using perveted themes. Mainly between brother-sister.

Shigeru Mizuki--Japan's grand master of yokai comics--adapts one of the most important works of supernatural literature into comic book form. The cultural equivalent of the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm, Tono Monogatari is a defining text of Japanese folklore and one of the country's most important works of literature. This graphic novel was created during the later stage of Mizuki's career, after he had retired from the daily grind of commercial comics to create personal, lasting works of art. Originally written in 1910 by folklorists and field researchers Kunio Yanagita and Kizen Sasaki, Tono Monogatari celebrates and archives legends from the Tono region. These stories were recorded as Japan's rapid modernization led to the disappearance of traditional culture. This adaptation mingles the original text with autobiography: Mizuki attempts to retrace Yanagita and Sasaki's path, but finds his old body is not quite up to the challenge of following in their footsteps. As Mizuki wanders through Tono he retells some of the most famous legends, manifesting a host of monsters, dragons, and foxes. In the finale, Mizuki meets Yanagita himself and they sit down to discuss their works. (Source: Drawn & Quarterly)

Saya is part of a special prefectorial board that aims to eliminate a dark association and, in the process, she drags Riki Naoe into the mayhem as back-up! Riki, not quite sure what's going on, is pretty sure all this is a plot by his senior, Kyousuke Natsume. Will Riki be able to get out of all the madness or will he get himself killed before he even tries?

Companion manga to the recently aired TV series.

Mayumi Tonomura, a girl with zero romantic experience, encounters a troublesome ghost who can't help but meddle in love. When her hot childhood friend also shows up, Mayumi's stagnant love life begins to move in an unexpected way... (Source: MANGA Plus)

"Hey... will you still love me, even though I'm a former death row inmate?" Before her sentencing, Sawa couldn't stop thinking about her childhood friend, Itsuki. She had been executed for murder and was supposed to be dead, but against all odds, she survived...?! During the execution, the rope snapped, and Sawa narrowly escaped death. According to the law, inmates who survive their execution are no longer subject to further trials. Instead, they are considered "deceased" in the family register. Stripped of all legal protection, Sawa is now invisible to the world, enduring constant abuse and persecution as someone who no longer exists. But even so, Itsuki wants to protect her... This is the story of Itsuki and Sawa—A love that must overcome the whole of Japan against them. (Source: Coolmic)

Keiichi and Sota have been friends since elementary school. Despite Sota's popularity with girls, he has rejected all of their advances, and even actively avoids them by hiding in the school nurse's office. Keiichi feels a twinge of jealousy when Sota starts getting along with Jou, a female student who also spends time in the nurse's office, but it may be thanks to her that Keiichi comes to terms with how he really feels about his long-time friend... (Source: Animate International)

To escape her exhausting daily life and definitively bury her past, she chose to marry the first comer. But, one night, as she takes a mysterious staircase in her old high school, she is propelled 14 years back, into her high school body. Is this a dream or reality? If she's really come back to the past, then she knows what to do: never meet her childhood sweetheart! Because this guy is the one who broke his life...

Saotome is an established author that hasn't published anything in so long that his fans think he's deceased. The reason for his long break is because he's determined that his upcoming release contain a scene where the protagonist tells the object of her affection her feelings...and he just can't bring himself to write it. Enter Sasasori, Saotome's new editor and former high school friend. Sasasori knows Saotome has it in him to include some romance in his stories, since back in the day, he himself was the object of Saotome's affections! (Source: Animate International)