Slice of Life - Page 89

This manga is a heartwarming beautiful girl anthropomorphism gag manga created to soften the hardenened hearts of the present day.

Collection of short stories: • Hanaya • Kujira View • Jill's Happiness • Shigure no Yumi Tenshi vs Juuzukai • We are Warlock. • Lamp Shade • Yado Guuji

A collection of fantasy stories that take a somewhat realistic focus. A few of the first look into what happens after the defeat of an evil magical overlord, both for the people left behind and for the vanquishing hero. Others involve a schoolgirl angel, and working centaurs.

The story follows the journey of a mysterious boy who brings peace to deserted places and things... This boy watches over humans and grants the last wishes of the dead.

Published as the Hitobito Series (???????): - The Keyaki Tree (???) - The White Rocking Horse (????) - The Reunion (??) - My Brother’s Life (?????) - The Umbrella (??) - At the Art Gallery (?????) - Through the Forest (?????) - His Hometown (????)

Shiodome-senpai always leaves things to the last minute so the news of her moving reaches Saa-chan at the last moment...

Mayu and Kiki are two middle school girls from Hokkaido who came to Harajuku as part of their school trip. Kiki ends up going to an Idol concert with her otaku friend Mayu. Will the happy-go-lucky Mayu and the left out Kiki be able to take a picture with her idol?

A schoolgirl works at an Italian restaurant, where she experiences many unique people and food.

Ayame is 25 years old. She lost her father fifteen years ago, and is now in search of the pub that she had once frequented with him. Night after night, she stops in at pubs on her way home from work, and on one particular night happens across a man who might be able to help her find what she's missing...

From Mangascreener: The only common feature running through these stories is a grown-up protagonist somehow coming face-to-face with his childhood past, in a testament to the loss of youth, the disillusionment of growing old, and nostalgia for better times. In the Adachi pantheon, this is a rare diametric view of his eternal theme of "youth," in this case youth as seen through the lens of the past. It's a powerful statement from Adachi that might even be an acknowledgment of his steadily-creeping age. What is impressive about these stories is not the plots or characters themselves, but the absolutely perfect way he tells them, another facet of experience that comes with age. Most of the stories may require multiple readings to fully appreciate the airtightness of the plot and visual motifs."

Compilation of various stories and art by various authors like Sora Egumi, koi, and many more to coincide with the release of 1st season of the TV adaptation of Hara Yui's golden comedy, Kin-iro Mosaic.

A connected short stories about artists living in a rowhouse in Kyoto.