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From DrCoke at MangaHelpers: This is a diary-style 4koma manga that depicts the daily life and observations of the 40 year old author, who married a 26 year old Chinese girl. The author immediately states that this manga-style blog was meant to show the quirky and interesting nature of his young wife. He is an extremely stereotypical "otaku" (Japanese nerd), while she is a Chinese girl enjoying and learning the Japanese culture.
Younger kids are often making promises to marry each other, but what happens when one of them takes it seriously? Yuka mistakes a dismissive comment ("Let's get married!") from Ryo that they're meant to be and holds him to it! 10 years later, Ryo is too kind to tell her that was all just childish play, but that just makes things more difficult. Get ready for a series filled with wacky cover-ups and failed attempts to set the record straight!
Official anthology by various artists, based on Daily Lives of Highschool Boys.
Three years ago, Yuusuke revealed to his family his preference of men. But after seeing their reaction, he ran away from home and has lost contact ever since. Now he has become a freeter, not knowing what to do with his life. Whilst shopping, he meets a man who loves riceballs. How will the power of the riceball change Yuusuke? NOTE: This is chapter 4 of the manga Oujisama wa Inai
Junior high school pupil Shoyo After viewing a nationwide tournament match on Television, Hinata develops a surprising love of volleyball. Although short tall, he becomes motivated to follow in the footsteps of the tournament's star player, nick-named the "Little Giant", after viewing his plays. He starts practicing by himself and produces a volley-ball club. Eventually 3 members join the group by his past year of middle-school, driving his two buddies that have been in different teams to join solely for the championship to be persuaded by Hinata. Nevertheless, they can be conquered in their very first tournament match after being challenged by the championship favourite team, including the so called "King of the Court" Tobio Kageyama, in the initial round. Though the group of Hinata endures a miserable defeat, get the better of him and he vows to finally surpass Kageyama. Fastforward to high school, Hinata enters Karasuno Highschool with all the hopes of joining their club that is volley-ball. Sadly for him, the very man he vowed to surpass seems as among his new team-mates before him. Illustrated and written by Haruichi Furudate, the collection was serialized in Weekly Sh?nen Jump since February 2012. As of December 2014, the set has sold over twelve million volumes.[5] At their panel at New York Comic Con, North American publisher Viz Media can release the show in 2016 and declared their licence of the manga Main Character in Haikyuu Manga Shoyo Hinata is the primary protagonist of the Haikyuu manga!! Set by Haruichi Furudate. He is among the volleyball team's central blockers and is a first year pupil at Karasuno High. Hinata's vision would be to become powerful enough to spike previous blockers that are tall, the same as the Small Giant once did. He specializes in bound to compensate because of it, although he's also known to be brief to get a middle blocker. Tobio Kageyama (Kageyama Tobio) is an initial yr at Karasuno High School; he's the frequent setter of the Karasuno High Volleyball Club and performs a vital function as the next protagonist of the Haikyuu manga!! Set by Haruichi Furudate. Initially, he was referred to as "King of the Court," a derogatory nick name that insinuates his autocratic character, directed at him by his former team-mates at Kitagawa Daiichi throughout his late-middle college times. Kageyama is also widely thought to be a complete legend and a spectacular prodigy by most of the players and trainers in the prefecture. After joining Karasuno, re-discover what it indicates to be part of a-team and he manages to alter his outlook for the better with all the aid of his new team-mates. + Nisekoi Manga
From Dragon Voice: A rather humorous and light-hearted look at high school life as we follow the protagonist, Saejima Midori. Interesting manga with likable characters. Highly recommended!
Follows the journey of a Detective looking for a man who went by the name of "Mister Bo"
From: Winter Translations My childhood friend who loved messing with me moved away 10 years ago but now he’s back. My everyday life is filled with sweet despair!
Mom's warmness. The sunset I watched with my friends. The summer we played in the pond. That day I left everything and abandoned town.
One day, a young man is found unconscious outside the shared-household where Ayato lives. Despite the warnings of one of his housemates, Ayato lets the person live with them temporarily. It turns out that the young man is Ryou, who used to be Ayato’s childhood friend back when he was two years old. Both of them had previously been separated since eleven years ago, but are now reunited. Ayato, filled with happiness as he reminisces about their early memories, is gradually drawn to Ryou. However, Ryou appears to be glum with melancholy, as if he’s hiding something important…?!
Yuki Tachibana, a withdrawn third grader, is convinced that the fourth floor of his school is home to supernatural creatures that few kids (and no adults) can see and he's worried about a recent influx of new, less friendly creatures and about his ability to perceive the true shape of things waning as he gets older. Most of the other kids mock Yuki - they think he's crazy due to his strange pronouncements and peculiar actions - and, aside from the creatures he sees, his only social interactions are with the school's kindly and open-minded caretaker, a new transfer student named Makoto Suzuki who's allocated the desk next to his and an enigmatic boy named IQ who always wears a box over his head.
From Webtoon Live: Hina, a Japanese foreign student. Junho, sufferer of Elite OCD. Won, a girl with her own way of seeing the world. A campus life story of these three people. Deals with the issues of Japanese, Korean and global society. The author, Yellow Goo Mi, was born in Japan, but since her parents are Korean, the Japanese government will not give her a Japanese citizenship (which is considered a problem in some aspects; these people are slightly alienated by the 'real' Japanese people in society, despite their extremely Japanese upbringing). As a person with a Japanese and Korean heritage, she writes about the problems in modern Japanese and Korean society, plus the global society in more recent chapters. The first part of the webtoon focuses on Hina and the Japanese society, an example being the more increasing problems with Japanese bullying (ijimae). The second part of the webtoon focuses on Jun Ho and the Korean society, an example being the flaws of Korean education system. Currently, the webtoon now focuses on the global society.
