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Naoto, a "corporate slave," and Ren, a "host," meet at 5:00 a.m. at a beef bowl restaurant in the Kabukichou area of Shinjiku. They are complete strangers who just so happen to share breakfast each day side by side—a rather unusual relationship. A corporate slave whose day is about to begin and a host whose day has finally come to an end. This is a morning-routine story that depicts the only 15 minutes in which these two people, who live on opposite sides of the clock, cross paths!
"I deeply apologize!" Suddenly, Kayano Takumi found a god bowing before him. The god had been accidentally killed and was unable to be reincarnated. However, the god promised Takumi a chance to live in a different world. Unfortunately, the god made another mistake and sent Takumi to a perilous forest. Yet, within the forest, Takumi stumbled upon a pair of children and resolved to care for them.
Living alone, Ooyama is a meek high schooler whose peaceful existence has recently been disturbed. One day, his classmate Riko Akutsu abruptly invited herself over and marked Ooyama's bedroom as her designated post-school hangout. Indulging in his manga stash, snacks and drinks, the troublesome delinquent enjoys lounging in his bed for leisurely naps. Ooyama finds himself unable to persuade Akutsu to depart, as she continues to frequent his home every single day with her provocative presence causing a stir within him. However, as time passes, their unordinary relationship evolves from mischievous taunting to a familiarity with each other that neither could have predicted.
The rumors of a youkai snatching drunk people circulated swiftly across Gensokyo's human settlement, provoking agitation and distress among the residents. Nevertheless, Geidontei tavern seemed unaffected by the rumors that originated there, and everything appeared normal - from the menu to the owner. Upon hearing about the incident, shrine maiden Reimu Hakurei felt compelled to investigate the establishment in question. However, her search led her to an unexpected figure: Geidontei's mascot, Miyoi Okunoda, who seemed as ephemeral as a bubble.
Mukouda Tsuyoshi is whisked away to a fantastical realm with three other champions, all tasked with rescuing a kingdom in peril. Yet, Tsuyoshi realizes that he was mistakenly summoned for this quest - his only expertise lies in accessing the "Food Menu," which enables him to purchase Japanese grocery items. Consequently, he is ejected from the palace. Tsuyoshi decides to take advantage of his new world by showcasing his culinary skills, creating unprecedented dishes. The fabled wolf Fenrir is utterly enchanted by the delectable meals, leading to an immediate and unbreakable bond. The pair sets off on an exhilarating expedition, with Tsuyoshi assuming the mantle of a merchant and adventurer. His culinary innovations continually astound the locals. Can Tsuyoshi and Fenrir thwart the encroaching danger and safeguard the kingdom? Only time will unveil the delicious adventures to come.
Machio Hiraku, who passed away at 39 due to an illness, is granted the chance to venture into an alternate world. When God inquires about his desire to give him power, Machio pleads for a sound physique. His second request is to lead a tranquil existence, followed by a wish to comprehend the native tongue. Finally, he requests to become a farmer.
Norio Itonami, an ordinary man without any notable abilities, finds himself transported to another realm where he expects to confront a fierce battle. Unfortunately, he is deemed worthless due to his lack of useful skills. Fortunately, he is able to negotiate with the monarch and is granted a remote, abandoned property that holds a hidden treasure - the Master of Supremacy - giving him a life of luxury. Norio's adventurous journey begins, including marrying a mermaid, befriending the Undead King, and enjoying his wild but enjoyable routine. However, when a dragon unexpectedly appears, everything is turned upside down.
Once upon a time, a wolf stumbled upon a small and tender pup. From that day on, they embarked on a journey together, building a life in harmony.
With fervent enthusiasm, Cocoa pays a visit to the Rabbit House cafe, a familiar dwelling for her. She finds herself surrounded by a myriad of intriguing individuals - Chino, who may be small in size but is composed; Rize, who exudes a militaristic aura; Chiya, with doe-like eyes and a classical Japanese charm; and Sharo, who is both elegant and modest. Cocoa encounters all of them during her visit.
Seto is an ordinary and uninteresting high school student who is frequently harassed by his classmate Anjou, a troublemaker whose motives are unknown. Despite their contrasting personalities, with Seto being more reserved and Anjou being more lively, Anjou enjoys taunting and tormenting Seto. Seto struggles to cope with Anjou's behavior and fails to realize that his entertaining reactions are why she enjoys tormenting him. Yancha Gal no Anjou-san chronicles the amusing daily interactions between these two polar opposites as their playful teasing evolves into a cherished companionship. However, it remains unclear whether Anjou's flirtatious banter with Seto is genuine or not.
During their sixth-grade year, Yukiya Asagi and Miku Sakura, best friends since childhood, devised a game aimed at embarrassing the other person by uttering the phrase "I love you" in turn. Even four years later, as they enter high school, the competition continues as they strive to outdo each other and emerge victorious. However, as they begin to develop deep emotions for each other, the seemingly simple phrase takes on a more profound significance that surpasses the boundaries of their game. Each day, their urge to move beyond mere friendship intensifies, yet both are reticent to make the first move, uncertain of what lies ahead once the contest finally ends.