A humorous spin-off about how foreman Ootsuki spends his day trips to the surface.
The charming executive engages in a conversation with the delightful rebel, who also happens to be the most adorable cashier at the convenience store he has ever come across. He inquires, "What is your perspective on wearing masks regularly?" Their newly forming love affair is confronted with the challenge of managing affection while the world is amidst a pandemic.
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A collection of connected standalone oneshots by Takemiya Jin. - Truffle Nature \- Thyme Orange \- Sweet Acid \- Best Friends \- Good Faith \- Be Connected \- Hands \- Be jealous of \- April 2/3 \- May 3/3 \- Tee hee hee \- July 1/3 \- 3/3 Memories \- Happiness (Source: Okazu)
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Sugiki, a standard ballroom dancer, offers to teach ballroom dancing to Suzuki, a Latin american dancer, in exchange for Suzuki teaching him in return. Their names are similar, but their personalities are totally opposite, just like their dance. When the two meet, something's bound to happen!
From NetComics: Three extraordinary women in three age groups and three unforgettable lives intersect in Morim Kang's fascinating 10, 20, and 30. Krumb is a clumsy, scatterbrained widow in her 30's whose teenaged daughter, Rok, is forced to take care of. Meanwhile, Rok's jaded, twenty-something cousin Belle suffers a messy breakup with her boyfriend. Finally, Rok, who dreads the thought of growing up and its attendant responsibilities, hates men and is sure to complicate matters. Get ready for one wild ride with 10, 20, and 30.
Yuu Arizuki returned to his hometown after quitting his job at an black company in Tokyo. Just as he was getting ready to start a new life back home, he met a beautiful and innocent JK girl, who turned out to be Haruyama Miya, one of the little girls (brats) Isamu used to play with when he was young. But Isamu didn\'t recognize her because of how much she had changed after growing up...?
Nao has always been shy and withdrawn, making it hard for him to talk to people. For years, his best friend Keigo has stepped in and spoken for him whenever he got tongue-tied. But now Keigo is about to leave their hometown. He teases Nao, "I know everything you’re thinking," but surely he hasn't noticed Nao’s true feelings. Relying on Keigo’s kindness, Nao can't find the courage to confess. As their goodbye draws near, Keigo suddenly tells him, "I know how you feel. Since this is the last time, I want to hear it from you directly"...!? (Source: Tokuma Shoten, translated) Notes: - Originally published as a one-shot in Char@ Vol.65, later picked up for serialization. - Includes one extra chapter.