Discover

At a glance, Oriko Amano is a cool, handsome male university student, whilst on the other hand, Natsuo Koike is small and childlike in appearance. However, the truth is that Oriko is actually a girl, and they are both twenty years old! Dekoboko Girlish is a 4-koma that follows the daily lives of Oriko, Natsuo and the other members of their university's classical theatre group. (Source: MU)

A timid girl who would rather stay quiet than challenge her peers. A popular boy who tries his hardest to live up to other people’s expectations. A strange boy who is content to stay in his little bubble. And the summer that will change their lives. (Source: MU)

Seiichi Hayashi (b. 1945) was a leading figure in Tokyo's hotbed of avant-garde artistic production in the 1960s and '70s. He is best known for his lyrical and experimental manga for Garo, the famous alternative comics magazine. The present volume collects a handful of Hayashi’s most important manga from this period, including “Red Dragonfly” (1968), “Yamauba’s Lullaby (1968), and “Gold Pollen” (1971). Published here in their original full color, these stories mix traditional Japanese aesthetics with Pop Art sensibilities, and range in topic from the legacies of Japanese rightwing nationalism and World War II, to the shadow of America over 60s Japanese youth culture. (Source: PictureBox)

Yuu visits her friend Ayumu's home for the first time and learns that she lives alone. What follows is a story of holding on to the past and learning to move forward.

Following her mother's hospitalization, 11-year-old Yuzu Morino moves in with her uncle, Akihito, at his workplace, the Blue Sky City Bow Wow Animal Hospital. In addition to her worries for her mother, Yuzu finds her new lifestyle troublesome, as she is terrified of animals. This is especially true when it comes to Sora, a stingy Chihuahua that is considered to be the poster child of the hospital. However, as she adjusts to her new home, Yuzu slowly finds herself overcoming her zoophobia and becoming more invested in the various animals visiting the hospital. Learning what it truly means to take care of a furry friend alongside their human pals, Yuzu wonders what kinds of pets will come her way next! [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Depicts Nagi and Reo in Harajuku before joining Blue Lock.

Story centers on twin sisters Miyako and Tomiko Shigeta, who work as real estate agents in the Kichijouji neighborhood in Tokyo, an area that is consistently ranked #1 as the place where those already living in Tokyo want to live. The sisters assist women searching for an apartment, but direct them to neighborhoods in Tokyo aside from Kichijouji. The story follows the worries of new clients as they move, and showcases the charm of Tokyo neighborhoods. (Source: ANN)

Two old friends meet after long separation. Maruyama asks Osawa for a favor and he agrees but with certain conditions... Included one-shot: Hanbun wa Anata ni

It's love at first sight when the princess of industrial development meets the prince of special advance family! A story about first love that gets your heart puzzled and pounding. (Source: Winter Translations) Included one-shot: Ano Natsu no Catchball

I love it when people call me carefree—that's because my Normal Person camouflage is working☆ Running on fumes every day! But I'm still alive! Your girl Happy proudly presents the ultimate happy survival show! (Source: MANGA Plus)

1. Niwashi no Shigoto (The Work of a Gardener) 2. Suisou Yashiki (Mansion Aquarium) 3. Eureka no Niwa (Eureka Garden) 4. Watashi no Oniwa (The Garden of Me) 5. Niwa ni wa Ninin (Two Guys in a Garden) 6. Niwashi no Kyuujitsu (A Gardener’s Day Off) 7. Niwa Carnet (Garden Carnet)

Teiichiro Shinomiya is a prolific, workaholic novelist who is too consumed with writing to take care of himself. To prevent him from neglecting his well-being, his editor, Satoru Sano, moves in with him. But when the calm and collected Shinomiya finds himself flustered by Sano's constant presence and good looks, he begins to question their relationship. After all, Sano is just his editor, isn't he?! (Source: Square Enix)

This is the story of Jun, a six-year-old boy. Life, from the point of view of a little rascal with two loving dads and a pair of adorable friends.

The knight Lux fully intended to decline the engagement to Princess Cronya, despite the request coming from her father, the king himself. However, upon arriving, he's surprised to find that the princess is a bit eccentric, living in an old, run-down castle. Soon, they discover they share a secret and begin a new life together—building tiny homes for fairies! (Source: Square Enix)

This is a 5-volume manga series comprised of individual short stories that all have to do with coffee one way or other. Each of them is bittersweet with a philosophical bent.

Showcasing delicious sweets and a colorful atmosphere, Café Grief Seed welcomes a variety of patrons through its doors. On a whim, Madoka Kaname and her friend Sayaka Miki visit the restaurant after seeing it being featured in a magazine. They quickly befriend the three employees of the establishment and eventually become interested in working at the café. Seizing the opportunity, the apathetic store manager Kyuubey extends a job offer to Madoka and Sayaka, believing that their hiring will improve workplace efficiency. However, when waitress Homura Akemi eavesdrops on the cat-like creature, she learns that Kyuubey has ulterior motives behind the contract. Regretful of having made the wrong decision herself, Homura is determined to prevent Madoka from being deceived by the battlefield that is customer service! [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Sujin Park is a young girl from a small village who suddenly finds herself moving to a big city far away from home because of a new job. For the very first time, she must learn to navigate life and work all by herself while also suddenly becoming the caretaker of a creature known as the sock monster. (Source: SpotToon)

One day, 25-year-old Hajima Kanade wakes up to find himself in a child's body. While his live-in lover Kawata Yuuki freaks out, Kanade tries to take it as calmly as possible. Before they are able to figure out what to do, Yuuki's younger brother knocks on their door. Will Kanade be able to keep his cool? (Source: MU)

A humorous spin-off about how foreman Ootsuki spends his day trips to the surface.

Official anthology featuring Bungou Stray Dogs characters by various mangaka.

Corseltel, a sacred land where dragons and beastmen reside. Protected from the outside world by valleys and mountains, it's inhabitants, including Dragon Mages (ryujitsushi), live in harmony. The Dragon Mages are able to borrow and utilise the dragon's magics, but have to care for and look after the dragons as an exchange

Snuggled in a friendly traditional commercial and working-class neighborhoods of Tokyo is the izakaya pub, "Bottakuri." In this special restaurant with an ill-fitting name, one can find tasty sake and delicious food, as well as the sort of empathy and respect that's hard to find these days... (Source: AlphaPolis)