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Hitori Bocchi is plagued by severe social anxiety, causing her to struggle with conversation and turn to drastic measures to avoid social situations. She experiences cramping in her legs from overexertion, becomes overly confident when left to her own devices, and even vomits when under extreme stress. As she begins her journey in middle school, her sole friend, Yawara Kai, is attending a different school, leaving Bocchi to navigate new surroundings and make new friends in order to regain Kai's friendship.
When a dragon falls short of his clan's lofty terror expectations, he is exiled. Hunting for a new residence, he quickly discovers that life as a timid legendary being is incompatible with that of a wanderer. Within a mystical domain brimming with imaginary entities, including elves, dwarves, and other inhabitants, where he is coveted by all, locating an appropriate dwelling proves to be an added obstacle.
"You love your own home the best." Today is the day you make of it. Both days you've enjoyed and days you didn't. This place always wraps you up snugly. The many small happinesses scattered about your daily life. Popular illustrator Chiaki Ida presents depictions of warm daily lives with homes.
As Franz, a novice magician approaches the end of his studies, he struggles to secure a career within the White Magic industry. Concerned about the possibility of remaining jobless, he follows his dorm mother's suggestion and applies for a position within a Black Magic corporation, despite warnings about the sector's reputation for being hazardous, unpleasant, and unsanitary. However, contrary to popular belief, his experience has been quite the opposite, proving Black Magic to be Pure, Pleasant, and Permissive; earning him a newfound appreciation for the field.
Introducing Amane Mizuno - with her impressive sanpaku eyes and a benevolent disposition. She has developed romantic feelings for Katou, whose attitude differs greatly from hers. Will Amane have the audacity to reveal her emotions to him?
Himeno Aikawa poses a challenge to Ouji Doumoto as he struggles to comprehend her austere conduct of reprimanding boys for breaching school rules. Thus, when she requests for a private conversation at the rear of the class, Ouji feels puzzled as to why Himeno has taken a liking towards him. Since Himeno battles to express herself, their association becomes intriguing as they misinterpret each other's self-assessment. Ouji perceives Himeno as daunting and strives to steer clear of her anger, whereas Himeno assumes that Ouji is her partner, albeit aggravatingly dense on occasions. Due to Ouji's inability to decipher her feelings, Himeno becomes vexed and resorts to showcasing her favourite pastime, impersonating an adult much beyond her age, as a means to captivate Ouji. As the two elementary students continue their peculiar bond, they remain oblivious to each other's sentiments, leading to comical situations.
Natsume Yuujinchou depicts the life of Takashi Natsume, a typical 15-year-old boy who craves a mundane existence. Unfortunately, like his late grandmother Reiko, Natsume can spot "youkai," or spirits. Although he inherited the "Book of Friends," a collection of contracts that binds the youkai from Reiko, these spirits have remained trapped as Reiko never called upon their names. Hence, the desperate spirits relentlessly hound Natsume, imploring him to break their contracts for freedom. While some well-meaning youkai seek Natsume's assistance, others pose a potential threat. That's where Madara, a spirited feline in disguise as Nyanko-sensei, comes in. Despite the often humorous facade, Madara is Natsume's self-appointed guardian, harboring concealed intentions for his association with the boy. Natsume Yuujinchou is a compelling supernatural series that follows Natsume's struggles to preserve a standard existence while juggling human and spirit worlds. Ultimately, he imparts vital life lessons from his experiences.
Come along with Dandan and Miaomiao on their daily escapades, brimming with joy, comfort, and elation. Dive head first into these comic strips, and let their infectious emotions whisk you away from any distress or turmoil you may be experiencing. Just take a deep breath and bask in the delight! Meow~!
Living alone, Ooyama is a meek high schooler whose peaceful existence has recently been disturbed. One day, his classmate Riko Akutsu abruptly invited herself over and marked Ooyama's bedroom as her designated post-school hangout. Indulging in his manga stash, snacks and drinks, the troublesome delinquent enjoys lounging in his bed for leisurely naps. Ooyama finds himself unable to persuade Akutsu to depart, as she continues to frequent his home every single day with her provocative presence causing a stir within him. However, as time passes, their unordinary relationship evolves from mischievous taunting to a familiarity with each other that neither could have predicted.
"Why do you keep asking if we're dating? We're just holding hands, we're not dating!!" It's a slice-of-life romantic comedy about couples who aren't really couples!
Beneath a dog signboard-adorned building in the shopping district near the office street, you can find "Youshoku no Nekoya" - a cafeteria with a feline illustration on its entrance. This longstanding western cuisine establishment has been serving nearby salarymen a diverse range of menus for over half a century and is beloved by the locals as their go-to dining spot. However, "Nekoya" has a hidden aspect. On Saturdays, the cafeteria shuts its doors to the public and hosts enigmatic guests who appear at the sound of a chime. These visitors come from far-off lands, seeking out exotic and mysterious delicacies. Unbeknownst to them, these dishes are the same humble fares enjoyed by the salarymen. Nevertheless, to these exclusive guests, it is an unparalleled culinary adventure. In their quest for perfection, this cafeteria is renowned as the "alternate-world restaurant." And now, the chime sounds, signaling the arrival of the weekend's guests.
