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This is an anthology full of newlywed yuri themed stories. Haru Hisakawa’s Yome ga Toutoi (lit. My Bride is Precious) is about a woman being concerned about her bride who is avoiding sex immediately after getting married. Kozumi Miura’s Watashi no Kanojo ga Kawaii Riyuu (lit. The Reason Why My Girlfriend is so Cute) depicts a couple’s newlywed feelings, who has been in love for 10 years and has just started to live together. Ryo Tsuzura’s Kitsune no Yomeiri tells the story of a woman who lost her lover just shortly before their wedding. Cover art: Kagachi Saku
Okano Hajime is an ordinary - or maybe below ordinary - girl who was forced to take care everything in the family since she was young, because her family was very poor. Hajime had five younger brothers, who were quintuplets, and they were scouted by a music company. Thus, the realistic yet dreamy older sister had to try harder to watch over her restless brothers and to pursue her own idol, who was in the very same company. In 1991 Hajime-chan ga Ichiban! received the 36th Shogakukan Manga Award for shojo.
There's a new tough guy transfer student in Tokyo. His name is Tokio and he's raring to see how scrappy the locals are. But when he comes face-to-face with a Japan-obsessed red-haired kid that won't leave him alone until he tells him exactly what prefecture he's from, his life takes a turn for the crazy! This kid isn't just Japan obsessed, he's developed a martial art based on all the different prefectures in the country!
A short story which takes place between the first and second seasons of Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha. Fate is having some strange dreams product of the long exposure to magical girls anime and for being apart of her girl for too long.Related:- Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha Vivid (http://mangapark.com/search?q=mahou-shoujo-lyrical-nanoha-vivid)
Even under the violence she suffers from both her parents and her boyfriend, Didi cannot bring herself to break those ties, trapped by chronic anxiety and a deep sense of emptiness. One day, she meets Yoojin, a gentle and earnest man, and finally finds the courage to step out of her abusive relationship. But just because love has begun does not mean her wounds have disappeared. Didi, with an anxious attachment style, constantly craves reassurance that she is loved. Yoojin, with an avoidant attachment style, gradually starts to pull away, unable to handle the weight of her emotions. The closer they try to get, the more both of them shake. Can these two truly love each other? And can Didi grow by learning to save herself?
Spirits that eat people's words - UnLeong. In return, they make people's wishes come true. Oh Sung is an UnLeongist who counsel others who have wishes that cannot come true unless UnLeong help them.
Born as the thirteenth prince, Noah was originally in a position removed from the imperial succession, so he freely passed his time in the fief granted to him. However, the Crown Prince died before the Emperor. The imperial succession would be fairly contested among the remaining princes. Noah, being the strongest despite living freely, overwhelmed the other princes and eventually became the Emperor with the most power in the world.
The comedy manga follows a part-time late-night convenience store worker named Matsukoma, and the new part-time worker he trains named Tomoharu Nii, nicknamed Nietzsche-sensei. Tomoharu is a university student in the school's Buddhism department. When an angry customer screams at Tomoharu, "Customers are gods!," he replies, "God is dead." The manga follows the part-time worker life of Matsukoma and Tomoharu, the latter of whom continuously baffles his customers and co-workers at the convenience store with his odd ways.[ANN]<br> <br> Based on the author's experience working part time in a convenience store.
Neiko Futaba is the school idol, but little does everyone at school what's she's really like. Only her beloved younger twin brother Otohiro knows her overly clingy persona, much to his dismay. On top of that, it seems Neiko seems to be rather determined to seduce her brother in every way possible. Unfortunately (or fortunately) for Otohiro, it is just an everyday occurrence in the Futaba household...
The story revolves around a 202-pound, 18-year old girl named Okome Akino (whose name is a pun of "autumn rice"). After Okome enters a sumo match and wins against a male amateur fighter by a landslide, a trainer named Akane scouts her, and she enters the world of women's boxing. (Source: Anime News Network)
"Irasshai!" Welcome to the most unruly cafe in Kichijouji and its charming staff of five who have absolutely nothing in common. When tempers rise, so do mop handles, giant boulders and repair bills. Meet Jun, a mild mannered high school student with a sharp tongue and superhuman strength. Tarou, a clean freak with a deadly aim in the art of mopping. Maki, a sloppy, lazy woman chaser. Minagawa, a talented pastry chef equally skilled in the arts of voodoo, and the impulsive, cheerful, though desperately unfortunate Tokumi. A feast of comedy based on the popular Japanese radio drama.
1-2) 24 Jikan Eikyou-chuu Nakamichi works in the 24-hour convenience store on Sano's way home from school. Nakamichi is baffled by the amount of lollipops Sano buy everyday! But he gets very used to seeing Sano around, that when suddenly Sano stops showing his face at the store, he misses him! What happens to Sano? And why buy so many lollipops? 3-5) 24 Jikan Renai-chuu Yoshino, an ordinary guy works at a convenience store where he meets a beautiful Yagami-san. He overhears Yagami-san having an argument over the phone with who he assumes is a girlfriend. What will Yoshino do when he sees Yagami drunk and collapsed outside the convenience store, and hears him whisper a guy's name in his sleep? 6-8) Extra: Jikan Eikyou-chuu
