Slice of Life - Page 168

This is a story about two friends, from nearly the beginning to almost the end of their lives, who happen to love each other. Tatsuya and Junichi are in 5th grade and their music teacher is a pedophile. One day the music teacher has a request for Yumi, a girl who uses him to get expensive gifts. He wants her to get Tatsuya into the music room so he can be with him. Junichi recently confessed his feelings for Yumi and she decides to use him as bait to get Tatsuya to go to the music room. Junichi and Tatsuya's future does not look good... Note: Only chapter 1 of volume 1 and chapter 7 of volume 2 is shotacon. Reading chapter 1 is almost necessary for the story and is not very explicit but chapter 7 of volume 2 is an extra/one-shot and can be skipped over completely for those who dislike shota.

Miyata, a gay editor, got dumped by his lover due to his lingering affection for a past love. When drowning his sorrows at Nichoume, Miyata unexpectedly came across Ikura, a work partner and the representative of a brand name leather company. Ikura, who's bi, invited Miyata to a drink but got a curt rejection. The next day, Miyata was worried about awkwardness at work, but on the contrary, Ikura seemed to like him and requested to go out with Miyata in private..? (A story about the senpai of Tozaki Keisuke from Junjou)

Lily is an overworked succubus just trying to make quota and harvest mens' vitality.

Asahi, who goes to a male soap land to collect on their debt, coincidentally meets Kanna. The owner of the shop had run off, leaving Kanna,who was working as a live-in worker, suddenly without a job and a place to stay. Unable to abandon his former classmate, Asahi lets Kanna stay at his rundown apartment as a freeloader, however...

Do-hee Woo and Hae-Gyung Kim are both young and single, each with a history of broken relationships in their past. They meet one day while trying to dine alone at the same restaurant and they soon become friends who eat together every week. But with each meal, their friendship grows deeper as they help each other heal from the heartbreak they have suffered and soon they must redefine what they mean to each other.

Ayumi and Chika are always together, but as they grow up, time drifts them apart. Only when that happens does a realisation strike someone.

The manga follows the daily life of an earnest, hardworking office lady named Kaoru and her otaku husband, who is totally immersed in a certain huge net bulletin board system.[ANN]

Hana is a bored high school student, disillusioned with spending so much time studying that she has no other interests in life.<br><br>This all changes when her PE class temporarily replaces traditional Japanese dancing with break dancing. Being unable to accept failing at any class, even PE, she looks up break dancing online, which leads to her remembering seeing break-dancing when she was young, and practicing to not fail the class assignment.<br><br>Discovering a love of dance, Hana and her friend decide to create a Break Dancing club at her school, with the help of her teacher, who was one of the break dancers Hana happened to see when she was a kid.

When Takamori Yuuri was a child, he visited the Century Manor, which was owned by his grandfather. Forced to spend the summer there while his parents went away, Yuuri immediately wanted to go home -- until he met a kind boy already living there. He teaches Yuuri origami, and promises to write him letters when Yuuri has to leave again. Now 18-years-old, Yuuri finds himself at Century Manor once more. There, he meets his cousins, Fujiwara Yamato and Takamori Asao. As Yuuri slowly adjusts to his new life, he can’t help but think Yamato’s kindness is nostalgic, and then he finds familiar origami collected in one of the rooms… What memories and feelings will be remembered in this manor?

From Lililicious: "Girl's End," by Fujio, is about a club for girls who like girls, and the woman who runs it.

Kishi works in the anime industry. During one of his regular disappearances, he runs into a rather mischievous cat. And then...

Ayuta, a ronin with hopes of attending Geidai, fell in love on a packed train. Depicting his tempestuous and heartbreaking love with Haruhi, a psychiatrist eight years his senior, is this manga adaptation of the Naoki Award winning Murayama Yuka's best seller!