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A young, unemployed, seemingly unmotivated young man is moving through his life. As a teenager, he and some of his friends formed a "Boyz 4 Men" club, which was based on a hatred of sex and women. As arguably the most opinionated member, his view of sexuality as an adult is far from normal. After a highly sexual encounter in a park at night, he has decided to attempt to draw perverted fetish manga. This brings him once again to the presence of a woman from the park, Sawada Kazumi. She's a manga editor and single mother with a perverted and intense personality of her own. What will happen when their worlds collide?
Just after being dumped by his girlfriend for being wishy-washy, our hero meets a high-school girl... with dog ears? Is she a dog? A human? She's wide open, rather naive, and with her around, it's just one crazy day after another. Romantic comedy author Hiroyuki Tamakoshi, author of "Boys Be", brings us the unlikely love story of a hopeless office worker and the extraordinarily beautiful girl who lives with him. Take care of your doggy!
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At a Shinto shrine in Shimoda, there is a large rock. It is said that if four close friends gather around the rock and all wish for the same thing, that wish will come true. As four friends, Natsumi, Saki, Yuka and Rinko, gather around the rock like they used to in their childhood, they soon find the rock can indeed grant people's wishes. With only a short amount of time before Saki is due to transfer schools, the girls spend a summer filled with magic.
A collection of six mystical short stories by Daisuke Igarashi.
Let's take a good look at what happens in the shogun's bedchambers (and around them).
From Fairgame: Story is based on three childhood friends. A girl who lost her memory, Miyuki. A girl who is a currently a super idol, Fumika. And Shuuichi, a childhood friend of Miyuki and Fumika, who likes to take photographs. Two years ago, Miyuki lost her memory by an accident and she kept a distance from people but somehow she begins to open her heart to Shuuichi. Their relationship seems like more than just friends but less than lovers, but in five years, Fumika came back from Tokyo to see Shuuuichi. Their feelings overlap and their childhood times slowly begin to move.
The story of a highschool girl who seems to get lost quite often, stumbles upon a train station that shouldn't exist, and a restaurant in front of it with very strange clientele. What will become of her after being forced to start working there?
Kuzumi Kentarou is a salesman and also a organ donor card owner (their organs get donated upon death). He gets mugged and almost dies but eventually regains consciousness in a hospital and sees a patient with an ailing heart, Hasegawa Kirin, who tells him that he is completely compatible with her...as a donor. (very evil and selfish of her) Kentarou promised to give his heart to her. Kentarou lives on but he never got into college. He now works part-time in the hospital where he begs Kisaragi Ryouko, an organ transplant coordinator, "when will Kirin receive his heart?" Maybe at the end of the story, if we will ever see it..
Teranouchi Bon is an average teenager except for one thing: his imagination. As a virgin, he uses his wild and vivid imagination and envisions himself in a sexual relationship with Ichihara Ibuki, one of the heroines from one of his favorite TV shows from when he was a child. Bon finds out that one of his new schoolmates is the beautiful Mitsuba Touko, who he used to be childhood friends with, and his life soon becomes chaotic. But just when Bon thought life could not get crazier, his world is turned upside down when he learns that the new school nurse is none other than Mitsuba Touko, the actress who played Ichihara Ibuki, his imaginary lover.
After being diagnosed with cancer, Takeda gives up all hope and decides to take his own life. However, before he can proceed, he receives a call from the police informing him that the body of his missing daughter, Sawako, has been discovered after 14 years. With only six months left to live and the statute of limitations for murder in Japan being 15 years, Takeda is determined to find the person responsible for his daughter's death and bring them to justice. This tragic turn of events reignites the family's once-lost connection after years of silence and obscurity.
