Haniwa

4-komas where Suika gets bored and wanders around Gensokyo trying to solve people's problems. Emphasis on 'trying'. Note: Suika means melon in Japanese (See last page).

The story take place during "perfect cherry blossom" Incident. As the winter stretched unusually long, the Seven Coloured Puppeteer consider to take action herself against this incident.

From Gaku Gaku Animal Land: A young Yukari finds out that anything is possible, if she makes a contract with… what? Note: Some spoilers for Madoka Magica

Suika' s been bored recently, so she decides to become a Hakurei shrine maiden.

It’s almost the annual Hakurei reitaisai, and a lot of things are going on! A short anthology featuring short stories and art from 21 artists

Mokou recounts the story of how she became immortal. Meanwhile, Keine hides the history of several characters' comedic antics that happened before.

A cute story about Mokou cheering Keine up.

Thought of Dolls series. A nameless doll wakes up in the forest looking for something. The problem is that it doesn’t know what it’s looking for. contain Haniwa's Original characters.

The story takes place at Eintei. When she ran away from the moon. Reisen is discovered by Tewi and welcomed into Kaguya and Eirin's household. This tells the story of Reisen's first days on Earth and how she acquired the name "Udongein".

From Gaku Gaku Animal Land: China and Sakuya team up to whup some canine arse.

Note: The manga that came with the Touhou fortune-telling book "Whispered Oracle of Hakurei Shrine".

Following on the heels of Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red, Alternative Facts in Eastern Utopia is presented as Aya Shameimaru's attempt to create a tabloid magazine in the style of "Shuukan Bunshun", a notorious high-circulation tabloid published weekly in Japan. This art book, featuring articles, illustrations, interviews, comics etc., gives us a glimpse into the first issue of the "Bunbunharu Weekly", which due to various circumstances had to be cancelled right before its release.

The official bi-annual Touhou magazine featuring various interviews, showcases, previews with ZUN, the Tasofro crew and his dedicated artists. Also a comes with a section for non-canon doujin comics. More details on Touhou Wiki: https://en.touhouwiki.net/wiki/Strange\_Creators\_of\_Outer\_World

Seasonal Dream Vision is a semi-official Touhou fanbook. (東方紫香花, literally Touhou Shikouhana, meaning Incense of Violet Flowers) It is quite similar to Bohemian Archive in Japanese Red, as it features comics, a music CD, and a story by ZUN, all about Gensokyo. It ranges from drama to comedy, all focused on the strange world Touhou takes place in. Contents Comic pg.004: Sakura~ I Wish~ pg.012: Clover and Promise pg.024: Eastern Azalea in May ～Nightingale～ pg.040: How to Grow a Blue Rose pg.048: Evening Primrose - Free Heart pg.070: Snowdrop ~Winter's Gift~ pg.084: Sakuramochi pg.102: Scarlet Anemone pg.109: A Night of Ten Thousand Flowers pg.117: Mountain Green, Blossom Blown pg.127: Eternity / Akizakura - cosmos bipinnatus pg.135: Seeing Cherry Blossom in mid Autumn Story pg.171: A Beautiful Flower Blooming Violet Every Sixty Years, written by ZUN This Chapter 13, containing only text, is available here

1st official fanbook of the Touhou series, is written by ZUN and drawn by Kususaga Rin and some others. It features Aya Shameimaru writing a newspaper about the Touhou world, with some comics and newspaper articles. It also comes with a music CD featuring tracks from POFV. Circle/Artist list 01 Haniwa's Store & ZUN 02 Makoto Kurasawa 03 Iron Temple/Yuki Narumi 04 Shunichi Fujiwara 05 Misuzu Fujimiya 06 Yamai 07 Harao 08 Kiriu 09 Clash house/Hirasaka Makoto ZUN only involved in the 1st chapter. Hirasaka Makoto is the mangaka who writes several Touhou official mangas