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Murasaki Yamada's Talk to My Back takes place in a Tokyo residential complex, where a woman is grappling with her daughters' growing independence and the disintegration of the perfect suburban middle-class existence prevalent in Japan. Moreover, her partner works late and sees her only as a household helper.
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Tohno Naruhiko, aged 32, has been struggling as a manga artist for a decade now. His latest series has just been canceled, which puts him in a dilemma. Although fantasy has always been his genre of choice, his editor suggests a slice-of-life story set in a distant village similar to his own hometown. Perhaps, going back to his origins is the refreshing shift that the withdrawn manga creator requires.
Natsume Ono's assortment of early short works is accompanied by an illustration gallery. Originally released as dōjinshi or on Ono's website, IKKI Comix has gathered many of these short stories and several stand-alone pieces published in its own magazine.
Living in the urban area, Pen the penguin loves relishing pancakes and upholding a well-organized abode. Hayakawa, a human, is Pen's most intimate companion. Though Pen cannot speak, he demonstrates his affection by conscientiously accomplishing laundry duties and searching for economical bargains in the grocery store.
Taking place a year after the occurrences in Kiniro Mosaic, this book comprises of eleven sections that explore various aspects of Alice and her companions' everyday existence following their graduation. Additionally, it uncovers previously undisclosed anecdotes about their high school existence that were not featured in the primary series.
Goh Akazaki, a 26-year-old shoujo manga artist, makes his living through his craft. His assistant, Yusuke Akune, is also a mangaka. However, Goh is taken aback one day when he learns that Yusuke is gay. It prompts him to ponder over how much he really knows about his friend. Later, when Goh is commissioned to work on a BL project, he seeks inspiration from Yusuke. As he explores the idea of having unrequited love for Yusuke, Goh finds himself struggling to regulate his own emotions.
Langsung baca ae, lagi ngantuk berat, mager bikin sinopsis, ingin rebahan. Intinya ini manga duet maut antara author Kaguya-sama dengan Kuzu no Honkai.
Tucked away in the bustling heart of Tokyo lies Tachibanaya, a celebrated pastry shop boasting an impressive eight-generation history. The charming family business is helmed by Takuo and Kahoru, proud parents of three wonderful daughters. Follow the Tachibana family's comedic journey as they search for the perfect successor to their renowned establishment, while also witnessing their daughters carve out their individual paths in life.
Miyuki Sanada had been leading a lackluster life until a late-night anime sparked a newfound passion within her. Mesmerized by the artistry of the show, she resolved to become an animator. Yet, Miyuki soon learns that pursuing her dream comes with struggle and sacrifice. As she battles through bitter lessons and financial hardships, will Miyuki's ambition be enough to bring her vision to life?
In the aftermath of an environmental disaster that led to the eruption of Mt. Fuji and inundation of Yokohama, humanity is on the verge of extinction. In this bleak world, a cheerful android named Alpha Hatsuseno operates a modest cafe bearing her name near Yokohama. Although her owner is absent for an indeterminate period, Alpha maintains an upbeat demeanor despite receiving few customers. As she waits for her owner's return, Alpha ventures out on her dependable scooter and uses her camera to capture her travels. While making new acquaintances among fellow androids and the like, they forge memories that, in turn, brighten up their otherwise dismal surroundings. Through its serene portrayal of Alpha's daily life, Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou offers a mesmerizing and contemplative perspective of time's ebb and flow in the midst of mundane life.
