Slice of Life - Page 245

Sora is a renowned architect famous for a number of buildings across the globe. For a woman who needs to travel so often for work, Sora's career choice ironically clashes with her fear of airplanes. While the world knows about her work and all she's done for the architecture industry, who she is as a person remains a secret. Her fans, her employers, and even those who are close to her are itching to learn more about her. Sora is an enigma, a mystery, who refuses to let anyone know about her scars...until a pilot named Taehyun enters her life. For Sora, he opens not only the sky, but his heart, too.

This is a charming work that was very loosely based on the life of Heian era author and poet, Sei Shonagon. The 27-year-old Shonagon, depicted here as a sort of medieval NEET, manages to land a job as the private tutor of a beautiful and refined 13-year-old, Princess Teishi. There are also a number of other quirky court ladies, some of whom have their eyes on Shonagon...

Aizawa Haruki, 16 years old, is in his 2nd year of high school, and likes to live efficiently. One day during summer vacation, a girl, Aizawa Himari, suddenly appears, calling him 'Onii-chan' and claiming that she's his little sister. As it turns out, Haruki's father recently remarried, and his new wife brought a daughter with her. However, since both of their parents are overseas, it'll only be the two of them living under the same roof. And for some reason, Himari seems very obstinate about spending as much time with Haruki as she can.

Hyakka is the guardian diety of the newly developed Ayasaki village. She’s a freeloader who lives in the village’s only cafe, Warabi. Like Ayasaki itself, her powers are still developing. As such, she has to draft the son of Warabi’s owner, Akira, into helping her with her daily efforts.

Shunichi Ikeya gets a confession from his childhood friend, Yuka Yashiro, and he comes out as gay. The outcome of that isn't what changes their lives together but rather, a change in sex is what turns their lives around...

Izumi es un chico que tiene muchos problemas para comunicarse, hace años que no habla con nadie.Shinohara es una chica estilo gal que se sienta en el asiento de adelante de él, y que admira de ella la manera en la que escribe en el teléfono porque lo hace de manera muy rápida.Hasta que un d� a le habla y le toma la mano, y cuando él le dice un par de palabras ella responde que tiene una linda voz y que deber� a hablar más empezando a salir de su modo observador. Izumi is a boy who has problems communicating with others and subsequently, he has not held a conversation with anyone for years. Shinohara is a gal-style girl who sits in the front of him, and admires the way he can quickly write on his phone. Then one day, he speaks to her while casually taking her hand and she responds by saying he has a nice voice and should start interacting with people again. But can he do it all by himself?

Sakura Suzu is a rookie shoujo mangaka who doesn't seem to meet success. One day, her editor who has worked with her since her debut is transferred. The new editor in charge is a handsome guy who used to work in the seinen departement. It's love at first sight for Sakura but he doesn't think the same.....

Side stories for Ties of Compassion that was uploaded on Nate after the main story ended.

Ruka lied to her favourite actor, Ren-kun, to get closer to him.

This is the story of a boy named Bait who catches fish, not only ordinary fish, but monstrous fish that harm people. Because of his skills, he is proclaimed to be a hero in his town.There, he gets the infamous name, Master Bait. As he meets Nijie, an ichthyologist, they go for an adventure filled with gigantic fish, sea monsters, and a whole lot of mayhem. Get ready for a wet and wild roller coaster ride in the sea with Master Bait and Nijie.

Marie Kondo presents the fictional story of Chiaki, a young woman in Tokyo who struggles with a cluttered apartment, messy love life, and lack of direction. After receiving a complaint from her attractive next-door neighbor about the sad state of her balcony, Chiaki gets Kondo to take her on as a client. Through a series of entertaining and insightful lessons, Kondo helps Chiaki get her home–and life–in order. This insightful, illustrated case study is perfect for people looking for a fun introduction to the KonMari Method of tidying up, as well as tried-and-true fans of Marie Kondo eager for a new way to think about what sparks joy. Featuring illustrations by award-winning manga artist Yuko Uramoto, this book also makes a great read for manga and graphic novel lovers of all ages.

The story involves two high schoolers, Ume and Take, whose relationship is changing as the rain falls around them.