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In a series of chance encounters, university students Youichi Arikawa and Shouta Misaki are brought together. When they meet very briefly for the first and second time, Arikawa is not wearing the proper lenses needed to correct his terrible eyesight. All he has to remember Misaki by is a fuzzy impression of his figure and a necklace with a glass flower pendant that he dropped before hurrying away. Even though they never introduced themselves, Arikawa dreams of Misaki repeatedly, somehow knowing what name to call out in his sleep. When he meets Misaki for a third time, now with clear vision, Arikawa finally sees his face and confirms his name. Although Arikawa is unsure why he is so strongly infatuated by this person, he knows for certain that he cherishes the man in his dreams, so he candidly confesses to Misaki! Can love at first sight strike as strangely as this?
Yarinaoshita Karera dake ga Koukai Shimasu. Watashi wa Shiawase ni Narimasu ga / やり直した彼らだけが後悔します。私は幸せになりますが This is the world of the otome game When Flowers Bloom, the Night Breaks. The condemnation of the “villainess” Angelina has just concluded, and the story should have ended in a happy ending… or so it was supposed to!? Instead, the characters awaken to find themselves sent five years back into the past—the very capture targets who were once meant to oppose Angelina. Armed with memories of their previous lives, they begin to act once more, determined to change the course of fate.
Seo Yeorin’s happy love life ended when she discovered her beloved boyfriend had been cheating on her. Heartbroken, she wandered about aimlessly and almost fell into a frozen river, narrowly escaping death thanks to Jung Yeonseok, a handsome stranger. Little did she know that she’d meet him again while visiting her friends in Beijing, although… she doesn’t recognize him at all! Will their meeting bring Yeorin the happiness she never got or bring further pain to past scars?
Se-hee, an intern, entered the hotel guest house in search of a cat that was under temporary protection.Lee Jae-hyun, the executive director of Hana Group, happened to be staying there.She went into the bathroom to hide because she was startled by the noise.The stream of water flows out with a sensual breath, and the hazy steam fills the bathroom.When the shower curtain was pulled back, Sehee was confronted with Jaehyun's icy gaze."Do not appear in front of me until your last day of work."
미치도록 너만을 / Crazy For You Se-hee, an intern, entered the hotel guest house in search of a cat that was under temporary protection. Lee Jae-hyun, the executive director of Hana Group, happened to be staying there. She went into the bathroom to hide because she was startled by the noise. The stream of water flows out with a sensual breath, and the hazy steam fills the bathroom. When the shower curtain was pulled back, Se-hee was confronted with Jae-hyun’s icy gaze. “Do not appear in front of me until your last day of work.”
<h2>Only You Are What I Love, Not This World</h2> This is a memoir of a couple of lovers, recording their warm and lovely stories. By telling the teenage problems in a humourous tone, the author sketches the heroine’s changes of being tough and independent, and a ten-year company from the boy. Hereby you may feel how sweet love could be, and how touching and uncommon life could be.
A timid high-school student named Sousuke has romantic feelings for his childhood companion Yobiko. Yobiko has been the target of crow attacks since her early years, leading the other children to keep their distance from her. However, Sousuke has consistently been her protector. After the park Yobiko took refuge in during crow attacks is destroyed, Sousuke vows to intensify his protective efforts for Yobiko.
He connected just like every time, but strange things started to happen.
The manga and the movies of the same name are both based on the Onmyouji novels by well known Japanese science fiction writer Yumemakura Baku. All three concern the adventures of Abe no Seimei, an onmyouji (magician) serving the imperial court during the Heian period and his friend nobleman Minamoto no Hiromasa. Both men are historical figures who appear in various sets of tales. Many of the early chapters of the manga closely follow stories in the Konjaku Monogatari or Uji Shui Monogatari. Note: Won the Tezuka Osamu Cultural Grand Prize in 1997 and the Seiun Award for best comic of the year in 2006.
From JShoujo Scans: Kyoko's a recent graduate who just began teaching at a local high school. Being a new teacher, she spends her days battling with the ups and downs that comes with the job. But one day, she notices that a student of hers, Sakurai, has been paying her a little too much attention, and when they wind up being in the same room after school....
We are criticized just because we're women and hurt each other just because we're women. This is the story of women bound by the pressure of womanhood in love, work, and childbirth, who continue to live on, ragged and ungraceful. Miki Aoki is 31, single, and sick of life, but her slowly building savings balance keeps her going. She's surrounded by people like her old-fashioned boss who tosses off things like “This is why I hate women” (shut your face) and her fossil of a mother who puts pressure on her, saying things like “So when are you going to get married and have children?” (please stop talking). And then there's a younger staff member at work with whom she only has superficial relationships (just do your jobs). She could really care less about the lot of it. This is the bitter and sad story of women who live like that, an anthem to cheer on all women.
Saudi Arabia, Morocco, India, and Japan. A series of short stories staring at "because she's a girl" of 10-year-old girls with different countries, religions, cultures, and values.
