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The difficulties of adulthood and the harsh realities of office work often make people wish they could go back to their younger years and choose differently. This feeling leads 27-year-old Arata Kaizaki to consider an unusual offer. After returning home from his part-time job, Arata is contacted by Ryou Yoake, a representative from the ReLife Research Institute, who presents an experimental program designed to improve his job prospects. The ReLife project plans to change Arata's appearance to that of a 17-year-old, allowing him to experience high school again for one year. After this trial ends, he will receive a job offer, something he has had trouble getting since leaving his previous job. Despite his doubts, Arata agrees to the strange arrangement. But his adult way of thinking and his lack of recent school experience make handling everyday life in high school harder than he expected.

Chikan Otoko is a socially awkward otaku with a perverse side who regularly visits the 2ch forum. One day, while returning from work, he is wrongly detained for stalking. Once the confusion clears, he learns that the girl he calls Miss Understanding has been deeply affected by a real stalker. Wanting to earn her favor, he extends his help. Unexpectedly, he finds himself growing closer to Miss Understanding and her companions: the lively Kansai and the innocent Loli Jugs.

Yu Yang is a dependable and friendly second-year university student who, at the start of a new semester, is assigned to help guide each incoming freshman around campus. During this task, he meets Li Huan, a new student whose imposing height adds to an already cold and distant personality. Despite Yu Yang's attempts to be helpful, Li Huan often responds with disinterest. Initially annoyed by Li Huan's behavior, Yu Yang slowly comes to understand that this unexpected meeting might change how he sees life and, possibly, his understanding of love.

The narrative spans thirteen years, focusing on Hana, a nineteen-year-old university student, who begins a fairy-tale relationship with a man who is also a wolf. After they marry, Hana gives birth to two half-wolf children: Yuki, her first daughter, born during a heavy snow, and Ame, her younger son, born on a rainy day. To hide the children's true nature, the family lives quietly in a secluded part of the city. When the wolf father suddenly dies, tragedy forces Hana to relocate the family to a far-off rural town, leaving their urban life behind.

Takemoto lives in a small student apartment, always busy with managing his finances and getting to classes on time. Though he lives on his own, he still has a lot to learn about maturity. Along with his unusual friends—Morita, Mayama, Yamada, and Hagumi—he sets out on a path to grasp life and find his true self. Also included in Volume 10 are the extra one-shots: Sora no Kotori and Hoshi no Opera.

In "Kodocha: Sana's Stage," young actress Sana Kurata confronts many difficulties at school, especially from her bullying classmate Akito Hayama. However, Sana's lively and upbeat personality drives her to address every issue she faces. Her determined efforts both annoy and captivate Hayama, while his gloomy attitude similarly frustrates and motivates Sana to change his perspective. As these opposing characters start affecting one another, they endure various hardships that slowly overcome their differences and create a stronger bond between them.

High school students Chiharu Saeki and Wataru Toda share a close friendship despite their differing positions in the social hierarchy. As the most popular boy in their grade, Saeki frequently turns down confessions from girls by claiming he already has a crush on someone. Both are passionate about movies and often go to the cinema together, taking turns selecting which films to watch. After one of their movie outings, Saeki confesses his feelings to Wataru, explaining that he doesn't expect anything in return. Instead, he proposes that they spend the summer visiting the real-world locations where their favorite films were shot. Though Wataru initially seems unfazed by the confession, he starts to question his own feelings as their bond deepens through this shared journey.

23-year-old Aoki Daisuke starts his teaching career at Futatsubashi Elementary School, where he is put in charge of Class 3-1. One of his students, Rin Kokonoe, is a sharp and playful girl who develops a strong infatuation with him and openly announces that she is his girlfriend. Even though it could threaten his position, Rin keeps chasing after her relationship with her teacher, adding more complications to the already tangled interactions among their friends, family, and fellow students.

During their high school spring semester, Yuiji Hasegawa begins to suspect that his quiet classmate, Yamato Yoshinaga, has romantic feelings for his straight best friend, Kyousuke Hongou. While in a shared study group, Yuiji catches Yamato holding Kyousuke's hand as Kyousuke sleeps, and Yamato shows clear embarrassment upon being discovered. Though initially hesitant due to Yamato's homosexuality, Yuiji decides to keep the incident secret, leading to the start of their friendship. Despite their differing experiences with love, the two seem to grow closer as they work toward understanding each other better. However, the unspoken possibility remains that their relationship might develop beyond just friendship.

Who wouldn't cherish such a lovely mother? Ryo Ishizuka balances a part-time job while studying for his accountant exams. He finds solace in his coworker, Yuzuki Tachibana, a widow raising a young child. As Ryo's feelings for Yuzuki deepen, he gathers the courage to confess, yet wonders how she will respond. Will love conquer all obstacles, or will their path to romance face difficulties? Additionally, enjoy moments filled with lullabies and tender bedtime scenes. Get ready to be moved by this heartwarming romantic comedy centered around a single mother and a dedicated freelancer!

In "Kokoro Connect," the Cultural Research Club consists of a wrestling enthusiast, a carefree airhead, a sarcastic cynic, a laid-back joker, and a hyperfeminine member. Their ordinary high school life is thrown into chaos when they suddenly begin swapping bodies with one another. At first amusing, these exchanges grow increasingly uncomfortable as personal boundaries are breached and hidden secrets come to light—secrets powerful enough to threaten their friendship. As they struggle with these changes, they must discover who or what is causing the body swaps, whether the phenomenon will stop, and if their club can survive such turmoil. Explore this acclaimed ensemble comedy-drama light novel written by renowned author Sadanatsu Anda!

Kutsuna Satoru, a hat maker, discovers Kashiba Ryou collapsed on the side of the road. Kashiba has traveled to Japan with the purpose of taking his own life. Volumes 2-3: Dear Hatter Volumes 4-7: The Speaker

Shun, Kaname, and the twin siblings Yuuki and Yuuta have been friends since kindergarten. Whether their connection is strong or simply a matter of habit is unclear, but they still spend time together after entering high school. The group's dynamic changes when Chizuru, a half-Japanese transfer student, joins them and brings new energy. "Kimi to Boku" follows their ordinary lives, free from intense drama or excitement. It's a gentle, sometimes humorous account of young friendships.

Aspiring actor Makoto Amano is bound by a strict condition from his father: he may only pursue his dream if he lives as a girl for his final two years of high school. After transferring to a new school, Makoto develops a close friendship with the spirited and tomboyish Ito Miura, who also loves drama and is the only one who knows his secret. Yet, the question remains whether their bond is purely platonic.

Three years after finishing high school, Hikaru Kusakabe and Rihito Sajou are maintaining their long-distance relationship. Kusakabe throws himself completely into his music career, putting in intense effort and having few chances to see Sajou. Meanwhile, Sajou keeps busy with college club activities and hanging out with friends. Even so, Sajou finds it hard to cope with Kusakabe's absence. When Kusakabe makes an unexpected visit one day, Sajou decides to call off their engagement. Though their feelings for each other remain unchanged, both Kusakabe and Sajou must adjust to this new situation, holding onto the hope that they might reunite someday.

Before my generation was born, a pandemic changed the world. In the near future, covering your mouth with a mask became a routine part of life. Natsuki, a girl captivated by the world before the pandemic, and her classmate Hata end up sharing a small secret. Their story of a new everyday life—their "new normal"—begins here.

In "Kore wa Koi no Hanashi," the main character is a celebrated novelist struggling with deep boredom in spite of his accomplishments in literature. Hoping to escape his melancholy, he moves to a countryside home, but the change fails to lift his spirits. Everything shifts when a young girl shows up at his door, asking if she can look after a kitten inside his house. Her arrival sparks an unexpected reaction in him, and he consents to her request. As their connection grows, the reasons for her profound effect on him and the situation that enabled her to remain become central mysteries of the narrative.

In "Orange Yane no Chiisana Ie," Shoutarou Ninomiya, a father of two boys who has been a dedicated workaholic without using his paid leave for 15 years, faces marital problems that lead to his wife filing for divorce. Meanwhile, Natsumi Okajima, a mother of two girls, leaves her unfaithful husband. Both Shoutarou and Natsumi seek a fresh start by purchasing separate homes for themselves and their children. However, they fall victim to the same real estate scam, becoming co-owners of the same house. With no means to move and limited legal options, the two families must coexist in the same space. Initially, Natsumi, who distrusts men, establishes strict boundaries within the household. As the children form close bonds, the adults' lives gradually become intertwined, fostering a tender relationship between Shoutarou and Natsumi.

Forty years ago, Yoshihiro Tatsumi expanded the boundaries of manga storytelling by using its visual language to craft powerful, literary narratives centered on the everyday lives of ordinary people. Known as "the grandfather of Japanese alternative comics," his influence reaches cartoonists worldwide. In this deeply personal work, Tatsumi, who previously authored "The Push Man and Other Stories" and "Good-bye," offers an unflinching look at his own life. Spanning a decade in its creation, "A Drifting Life" is Tatsumi's most daring, intimate, and emotionally resonant project—a graphic novel that serves as an autobiographical coming-of-age story. Through his enduring passion for manga, Tatsumi weaves a rich narrative exploring family dynamics, Japanese cultural and historical elements, first love, the complexities of the manga industry, and most importantly, the essence of being an artist. This work is at times humorous, thought-provoking, and moving, standing as the culmination of his extraordinary life and legendary career.

In "Beast Complex," a tiger and a beaver, raised together from a young age, challenge societal norms to preserve their bond and fight against injustice. A camel journalist, who has held a long-standing prejudice against carnivores, experiences a transformative night with a captivating wolf. Meanwhile, a crocodile and a gazelle are forced to put aside their disagreements to collaborate as a chef and sous-chef on a failing cooking program. A fox and a chameleon struggle with their own biases and misconceptions about one another and themselves. Numerous other stories are woven throughout this anthology.

Pamela, who reads tarot cards, assists supernatural creatures in adapting to living alongside humans at her establishment called The Tarot Café. Among those she helps are a cat experiencing romantic feelings, a vampire fleeing from his immortal partner, a waitress who considers herself unattractive and hopes to discover her true love, and a magician who crafted a human-like doll to aid the woman he cherishes. While Pamela consistently offers support to others, she needs to confront a major hidden truth about herself before she can proceed into the afterlife.

We rejoin Sentarou, Kaoru, and their friends as they share a brief musical gathering filled with friendship, melodies, and romance. 1. Junichi and Yurika begin a new chapter after Junichi moves to Tokyo. 2. A short story involving Kouta, Ritsuko, and the mysterious man who answered Kaoru's call to Ritsuko. 3. Tsutomu Murae, Ritsuko's father, and his path toward embracing jazz. 4. Sentarou Kawabuchi, rediscovering his renewed sense of purpose. 5. A glimpse into what lies ahead...

At Ryokuyo High School, students wear rings to indicate their relationship status: a matching pair on the left ring finger means a serious relationship, while a single ring on the right middle finger signals being available. Wataru Fuji accidentally swaps identical-looking rings with the highly popular senior, Yuichi Kazuki, during a chance encounter in the restroom. Wataru realizes the mix-up when Yuichi arrives at his classroom to address the error. Speculation arises around the pair due to their matching rings, but Wataru is more troubled by Yuichi’s attitude towards him, as despite his reputation as a prince, Yuichi appears to treat Wataru with disdain. As circumstances repeatedly bring them together, Wataru starts to wonder about Yuichi's true feelings and the significance of the exchanged rings.

In "Sekitou Elegy," Satoshi Yanagawa starts working part-time as a police assistant and soon becomes aware of a strikingly beautiful female colleague. Despite her good looks, she has a distinctly unpleasant attitude. Is it possible for a romantic relationship to develop between them? The narrative shifts between comedic situations and emotionally touching moments.