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The protagonist, Kodama Hoshinagi, a first-year high school student, is constantly pressured by Wataya Senpai, a natural and charming senior. In the past, she had a one-sided love for him, but tried to keep her feelings to herself in order not to be bothered. However, despite knowing that it would hurt her, her feelings for Senpai grew out of sheer force majeure. (natalie.mu)

The story of Yugami Maiko, a girl with a fetish for teeth, and Hizumi Ryuuji, a guy who hates his teeth.

Hoshi is just your average student until one day, he encounters an oddball upperclassman stuck inside a locker.

The assassin Kowamote has arrived in the town where a (natural) policewoman lives with a sense of justice! Even if you try to assassinate the target,a businessman, you’ll just get stuck and it does not go well! The policewoman who is trying to stop, the businessman who is in love with the policewoman ... and if you notice, it’s a strange triangular relationship !? The day when the assassin who is left behind by an unexpected development can complete his work When !? Keep an eye on the fantastic love comedy

Fukinoshita, a well-behaved, palm-sized flower dwarf, is the most popular girl in her school. On the other hand, her childhood friend, Onigashima, who is half oni and half human, is a delinquent and outcast. A lively interspecies romantic comedy  around two people who have feelings for each other yet cannot be honest about it!

Yuusuke, an average office worker, meets with his friend at a reunion -- only to realise that the fashion world has left him behind. Now, with the help of his sister Tamaki, Yuusuke steps into the world of trend and charisma.

From The Cat Mummy's Page: A story featuring the everyday life of a domestic cat owned by an old lady who runs a local provision shop. Very very funny, if you keep a cat, you identifies with everything the comic's trying to tell you. Note: Volumes of the original edition are "numbered" according to the Iroha poem, rather than with actual numbers. (That is, い ろ は に ほ へ と ち り ぬ る を (i ro ha ni ho he to chi ri nu ru wo) instead of 1-12.)

From the author of the New York Times manga best seller Chi’s Sweet Home comes a delightful series of vignettes in the life of a kitten and her doting owner. To a young kitten, even the most mundane things appear fresh and exciting (and sometimes unpleasant or scary). Join FukuFuku on her journey and rediscover the world from a tiny cat’s point of view.

Summary from Watase's Sorai: Basically a really cute short story about being happy with the life you have. From Baka-Updates: Kaoru, a single woman in her thirties, meets a magical frog that gives her the chance to live as a housewife. A really cute short story about being happy with the life you have.

The hero has defeated the Demon Lord and peace has returned to the land, but some day in the distant future, the Demon Lord will return. In order to ensure that the hero's bloodline will remain to defeat him once again, women from across the world have been gathered to form a harem and bear his children.The series follows the various (and often incredibly lewd) conversations the members of the harem have to kill time as they wait for their turn with the hero, and for their children to be born afterwards.Note: The series is written by Cool Kyoushinsha, but published under the name Kuruki Kaname.

Ever since she underwent a desperate surgery to save her failing vision, 15-year-old Okada Toshio has sought solace in the world of sound, falling in love with the voice of the actor from the anime Samurai Detective. When her grandfather suddenly forces her to live on her own, she encounters a boy her age with a remarkably similar voice. But how will he react to her cravings for his voice...?

Using his caricature abilities, Susumu Katsumata had been warning Japanese citizens about the hazards of nuclear power for more than two decades prior to the Fukushima Daiichi reactor meltdowns in 2011. Fukushima Devil Fish takes inspiration from Katsumata's research trips to the infamous facility and his physics background. The book's initial two stories focus on the "nuclear gypsies," unfairly labored men responsible for maintaining Japan's nuclear power facilities during the 1980s. The following narratives, originally in the famous Garo and COM alt-manga magazines from the late 1960s and 1970s, feature Japanese folklore creatures and lonesome individuals who have lost their homes and families. Fukushima Devil Fish, with its haunting and heartwarming moments, demonstrates Katsumata's skills as a comics master in poetic form and as a true friend to the casualties of Japan's modernization. Additionally, the compilation includes a series of essays by the artist, historian Asakawa Mitsuhiro, and critic Abe Yukihiro that provide insight into Katsumata's life and career, as well as the significance of his work in the post-Fukushima age.