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Tateyama Sukai has just transferred into a high school filled with "princesses" from wealthy and influential families. In her search for club activites that appeal to her love of physical activity, she comes across a mountain climbing club, and finds herself drawn into the world steep ascents under the open sky.
Naeko is a divorced woman working at a bridal salon. Although her ex-husband and boss, Souichi, approaches her for reconciliation, she consistently refuses. Naeko wants to find happiness for certain next time, so she is cautious when it comes to falling in love. Then one day she meets an extremely gorgeous boy, Ouji. This would create a drastic change in her fate... About the Author: All of Yuki-san's works are light-hearted sex comedies. Although they're classified as shoujo, they're not for younger fans as there are a fair amount of graphic sex scenes (if you think the sex in Kaikan Phrase was too graphic, this is not the mangaka for you). Her works are labelled Josei. She made her debut in the magazine Bessatsu Shoujo Comic with 'Channel no Sasayaki' in 1988. She has made such series as 'Cinderella ni naritai', 'O-Bo-Re-Ta-I', 'Haa Haa', 'Darling wa Namamono ni tsuki', 'Mata Mata O-Bo-Re-Ta-I', 'Anata to senya ichiya', 'Ai Suro Hito', 'Ningyo Ouji', 'Itadakimasu' and currently 'Chô yo Hana yo'. Her last one-volume works are 'Karaku naru made Matenai', 'Pretty in Blue' which were/are all serialized on Flower Comics. Her first volume was Dakishimete ROSE, 1991. Her longest work up-to-date is Darling wa Namamono ni tsuki, 8 volumes. Of course she created some short stories and contributed to collections such as "Kinjirareta Ai no Kajitsu".
While spending Christmas without a boyfriend, an angel-faced boy grabs my hands and says “An angel…!” to a single 31 year old like me. Could this be a present from Santa? Hiroto, a cook, picks up a 19 year old ikemen, Haru, from the streets and lets him into his share house. (description from justpeachyicedtea)
A high school boy's lunchbox is filled with excitement! A BL aboutyoung love between a picky eater and a cooking fanatic! Mizuno, a cooking fanatic, is so preoccupied about what other peopleeat that he even keeps a close eye on his classmates' lunches. He'sparticularly taken aback by the picky eater, Hashimoto, and worriesthat someday he'll get sick, and after a certain chain of events,Mizuno gets stuck with making Hashimoto's lunches for him! At first,Mizuno isn't crazy about the idea, but as he watches Hashimoto's faceas he eats his perfectly balanced and nutritious packed lunches withgusto, Mizuno starts to enjoy his lunch time as well...+
Itaewon, where their values are similar. Their story lives on this street.
Itai Itai Itai manga is about a love triangle between High School boys, including Tachikawa Shikou, High School's Judo club president, Narumi Shusaku, member of Judo club and Ukeno Taiga, Shikou's friend and classmate. Which love will prevail?
Honjou Kaede was invited by her friend, Shiromine Risa to play a VRMMO. I don’t hate games, but painful things are a little……no, I hate it very, very much. Eh!…the pain would be reduced if I placed stats on defense power? Then, the only place where I can place it, is there right? Right? Solidly fortify everything into defense, now here I come!
Itai Shiori (26) is an office lady who has gone through her entire life boyfriendless. She might look apathetic, but she still wants to be loved as much as anyone. Never letting a hot tip go to waste, constantly challenging herself. However, her natural awkwardness and cringeyness tend to lead to unfortunate results... An unfortunate but lovable OL's daily life!
Chapters 1-3: Kyoushi and Kou have been lovers for 3 years, and their relationship has been discovered and accepted by Kyoushi's older sister. Now can their love withstand an overbearing, intrusive fan girl? How about an adorable 5-year old cousin who wants to marry Kyoushi? Chapter 4: Bittersweet one-shot about the possibility of living life again and finding a new love after being raped. Chapters 5-6: Sou and Keigo have been friends for years, but Keigo never realized Sou's secret - his parents are both men. Now that Keigo is beginning to be more concerned about Sou, is it time to meet the parents? Even if both parents are men, will they approve of their son's preferences? Sequel: Yakkai na Bokura
Collection of 23 stories about love in the everyday life of the Japanese. Contains: • Holiday Part 2 A girl reads a shoujo manga and is left unsatisfied by the ending. • At the Park Two best friends, one of them whose name is Yoko, spends time with each other as they set of fireworks at the park, but there is a meaning behind the get together. What is the reason for it? • Painfully from the Heart Showing the connection between pain and love • Heavy and Pop (?) A prostitute thinks about the concept of love. • Sweet A girl reflects herself cheating on her boyfriend.
High school senior Aihara Kotoko has had a crush on Irie Naoki since freshman year. But she's been discouraged from confessing to him by a few things: he's a member of "Class A," the top ranking class in school, whereas she's in "Class F"; he gets the top score on every exam; and he's so smart, popular, and handsome that he's been class president every year. When Kotoki finally musters up the courage to present him with a love letter, though, Naoki outright refuses it, telling her point blank–with a look of disgust and boredom–that he doesn't like "stupid girls." Poor Kotoko's worst nightmare! Her heart is broken, but then a change in circumstance forces Naoki and Kotoko to be together every day…!? Itazura na Kiss is a gem to the shoujo demographic, as it is the mother of a lot of cliches found in today's shoujo series. Despite the fact that it is 2 decades old, it still stands out as unique for it has the series follow the main characters well into their life, over a span of 10 years. It was so popular it inspired popular series like Marmalade Boy and Fruits Basket. However, the author had an accident while she was moving homes with her son and husband, and passed away a few months later, leaving her popular manga forever uncompleted. It was adapted into a popular Taiwanese drama under the title "It Started With a Kiss", and it even earned sequel. It was also adapted as a short Japanese drama in 1996, and an anime series in 2008, with the anime portraying the author's planned ending.
