Iwamoto Nao

Book compiling art and oneshots showcased at the "Moshimo, Tokyo" exhibition. Contains a different oneshot by Inio Asano to the one titled "Moshimo, Tokyo".

The Marronnier Kingdom lies landlocked by seven other nations. General Baribara sends her seven children, from the sleepless Nemukunai to the eternally hungry Harapeko, out to these kingdoms in the interests of diplomacy. Yet Baribara herself is not from Marronnier, and questions swirl internally and externally about her power and those of her children; it seems there may be more going on in the other kingdoms linked to her family than is first apparent. Award: Won 2018's This Manga Is Amazing!'s Female category. (The second such win in a row for author Iwamoto Nao.)

Long long ago, there were two neighboring nations who were on bad terms."The grass from your nation keeps getting into mine every single day". "The sound of futons getting hit in your nation is annoying". They argued over dull subjects like these. At long last, they got into a war because of the dog shit incident, And in the confusion, the gods intervened and mediated a truce between the heads of the two nations. This is what they said to say: Land A will send the most beautiful girl in the land to Land B, And Land B will send the smartest boy in the land to land A, and they will both be wed.Award: Won 2017's This Manga Is Amazing!'s Female category.Buy Special Edition:AmazonCDJapan

Akihime is a seemingly normal girl attending junior high school, but she is actually the daughter of Ryokuhouzan's tengu. She lives with her mother in the human world, living a normal human life. However, her childhood friend Shun is constantly trying to convince her to go to the mountains with him, so that they can become tengus together. Despite his continuous urgings, Akihime refuses because she has feelings for her classmate, Takeru-kun. Machi de Uwasa no Tengu no Ko won the 2009 Shogakukan Manga Award for best shoujo

After graduating from college, Ginichirou decides to get a job at the town hall of his hometown, Amenashi-mura (雨無村). In this village, there are only three young people above high school age: Ginichiro, his childhood friend Megumi, and Sumio, a part-time convenience store clerk. Ginichiro is assigned to be a sightseeing guide, but there are no specialties or famous places in this rainless village. Even so, something always happens...!

During the winter break of her first year in high school, Haruno Komugi's childhood friend, Takiji, comes home to their village after pursuing his studies in Tokyo. Konegi, lonely from her mother being in the hospital, and Takiji, who is living away from his family, start spending time again together, just like in the old days. Just like friends, just like lovers, a wonderful diary of youth.