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Najika is an aspiring young chef with a flawless sense of taste and a heart of gold. Orphaned at a young age, Najika gravitated toward cooking out of her desire to find her "prince," the mysterious boy who touched her heart and brought light into her life shortly after her parents' death. The only clue to his identity is a silver spoon, which leads Najika to the prestigious Seika Academy, where she faces many challenges on her quest for happiness.
Utsunomiya has been a single virgin until all the way to his 30th birthday. Then one night on his way home from work, something happened that caused a shift in time which made him go back to the past during his days in high school. There, he meets his teacher Shitara-sensei again and somehow they end up living together!?
A boy who loves shoujo manga cannot find a girl who is willing to become his girlfriend. But he seems to have a strange and ill luck with a girl after over 50 confessions.
A prologue comic to HUMAN Entertainment's horror game "Clock Tower GHOST HEAD" (localized as "Clock Tower II: The Struggle Within").A follow-up comic was released in Japan.Due to localization differences, two versions of the comic have been put up: the Ghost Head version is the original, the Struggle Within version has the US localized game differences included to make it easier for international fans to read.The comic itself was bundled in with the Clock Tower GHOST HEAD The Method to Capture Victory Guidebook and was not released outside of Japan.Related:> Clock Tower( http://mangapark.com/search?q=clock-tower )
A collection of short stories: 1. Flare. 2. The worst princess and the useless prince. 3. Lolita summer endroll. 4. Rain, brown hair, salamander. 5. Hinata's sin. 6. Your gaze through the 1000 year-old-comb. 7. If I were a prehistoric human.
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Misaki Ogawa can't help getting hit on by all the boys in her school because of her mature-looking appearance. But she's always been in love with her hero, her childhood friend, the short but strong Issei who's always protected her.
From MAL: Hayama Kao yearns for an existence that would make people notice her. Now in high school, she is working as a temporary manager of her school's boys volleyball club against her will. Kao's older brother, an alumnus, currently a teacher and the advisor of the club, placed the responsibility on her shoulders to recruit Kuze Nagisa for the volleyball club if she wanted to quit being the manager. Then one day, she notices something that took her breath away. It was bluer than the sky, even bluer than the sea; it was Kuze Nagisa practicing volleyball all on his own. The blue days start from here!
A girl stranded in a small lakeside village deep within the mountains, Mitsuha, and a boy caught up in the oddly orderly chaos of bustling Tokyo, Taki, begin to dream of another, unfamiliar life. Before long, they realize that they aren’t dreaming at all, but actually switching bodies. Separated even further apart than they ever would have imagined, yet still somehow inexplicably connected, they search for the truth behind their strange phenomenon and discover what really happened on that fateful night when the stars rained from the sky.
The private Russian orphanage \"Dead Mansion\" that trains young children as agents, and the legendary \"Codename Sean\" thought to have been lost due to a shipping error. He appears at a middle school in Korea!? This is a story from the perspective that shares the same universe with [Lookism.]
Childhood friends Seyun and Yoojin struggle to maintain their friendship as their lives take them down different paths. But when old feelings start resurfacing, a bitter tug-of-war starts, with hearts in the balance, secrets in the closet, and twists that nobody sees coming! note: "U Don't Know Me" was originally published as donginji (doujinshi) in Korea. Chapter 1-6 collects the three donginji books published.
