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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.

In his first spring as a college student, Kanji Sasahara is torn over whether to finally join an otaku club. At the same time, Saki Kasukabe is trying to turn her boyfriend Kousaka, a devoted anime fan, into someone more conventional. Both Kanji and Kousaka end up enrolling in Genshiken, the Society for the Study of Modern Visual Culture, while Saki, undeterred, follows Kousaka to learn about the quirky world of Japanese fandom. Through club activities like cosplay, comic conventions, gaming sessions, and figure collecting, Saki gains an unexpected insight into the amusing side of otaku culture.

In Rookies, Professor Kawato becomes the new Japanese teacher at the infamous Futagotamaga High School, whose baseball team is made up of delinquent students. They were previously banned from all school competitions after a brawl broke out during a match. With the ban now lifted, the surviving team members have lost their drive, wasting time on dating, smoking, and loafing around. Under Kawato's guidance, they find their passion again and aim for Koushien. Their path to Koushien is difficult; they must rebuild their physical condition, relearn baseball basics, and regain the trust of the school's administration and faculty within a short period. Through hard work and persistence, the baseball club members recover their determination and strength, moving closer to their goals, while Kawato's energetic and unconventional teaching methods gradually change the attitudes of those around him.

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.

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.

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!

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.

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 "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.

A story of Yumi and her brain cells.

In *If I See You in My Dreams*, Fuguno Masuo, a 24-year-old office worker who has been unlucky in love, has never been on a date. His hopes for romance are crushed after seeking advice from a fortune teller. But his luck changes when he meets the charming Nagisa Shiozaki at a matchmaking bar, where she reveals she shares his dating troubles. Determined to earn her affection, Masuo must compete with other suitors and the romantic advances of a colleague, all while navigating the awkward situations that keep ruining his plans.

Narumi helps Alice, a teenage detective who works exclusively from her bedroom while dressed in her pajamas. Even though her methods are unconventional, Alice relies on a vast network of contacts and the internet to solve mysteries. Can Alice crack cases without ever leaving her room?

Kotarou, a four-year-old boy, starts living by himself in an apartment under puzzling circumstances. Even at his tender age, he manages to handle everything on his own, causing deep concern among those living nearby.

Segawa Yuuta, age 19, eagerly anticipated beginning college and experiencing typical student life such as forming new friendships. However, his future took an unexpected twist when the plane transporting his sister and her husband disappeared, leaving him responsible for raising his three nieces. His compact six-tatami mat apartment now had to house not only Yuuta but also Sora (14), Miu (10), and Hina (3). How will this newfound duty shape Yuuta's destiny?

Takuya is an ordinary elementary school student in Japan who recently lost his mother, leaving him to live with his father and his newborn brother, Minoru. Since his father is often busy with work, Takuya takes on the responsibility of caring for Minoru. This unusual burden for someone his age sometimes causes resentment toward his situation and his baby brother. Yet, his love for Minoru ultimately drives his determination to keep going. Included one-shots: Volume 2: Time Limit Volume 4: Secret Boy ni Tee Dasuna!! Volume 6: Baka de Karukute Wagamama de Volume 15: Natsu to Kimi no Irradiation

Kwon Gang-Ho works hard at a factory, earning a low salary but putting in long hours to support his family. His coworkers respect him for his kind nature. His wife, Yeong-Ran, stays in Seoul to raise their children, handling her responsibilities without complaint and focusing on their development. A brief lapse in attention causes an accident that leaves Gang-Ho with severe facial burns. He loses his job and returns to Seoul. To keep his family from knowing about this tragedy, he temporarily stays at a friend's house. While out one day, Gang-Ho sees his daughter about to step into the street. A speeding car nearly hits her, but Gang-Ho rushes to save her while disguised as the superhero "Gugu-man." After this, he begins using the Gugu-man costume to protect his family without being seen, keeping his identity hidden. This begins a touching story of a devoted father's ongoing efforts to keep his loved ones safe, even as he faces his own struggles.

In her final year of high school, Kokoro learns that her father intends to arrange her marriage immediately after graduation, making her feel as if her life has ended. Resolved to embrace her love for other girls, she decides to create an exceptional sketchbook documenting lesbian romance as a permanent legacy. Through watching the young women in her town, Kokoro gains a deeper understanding of their aspirations, challenges, and the unpredictable nature of love.

After story chapter to the anime Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha de Aru.

Punpun Onodera is an ordinary 11-year-old Japanese boy filled with naive idealism and romantic notions. His transition into adolescence begins when he meets Aiko Tanaka, a new student in his class. As Punpun deals with the delicate nature of relationships and the challenge of leaving behind his innocent childhood, he confronts harsh realities. One such reality hits when his father assaults his mother, showing Punpun that the people he once admired are far from perfect. With each new struggle, Punpun's initially timid personality gradually shifts toward deliberate isolation. Rather than finding solutions to his problems and emotional conflicts, his seclusion worsens them, steering him down a bleak path to maturity in this somber story of growing up.