Kadota Hiroshi

The \`\`Soshiro Mizuki'' series, highly praised by Fumio Umezawa, has been made into a complete comic book. The eighth shogun, Yoshimune Tokugawa, began to purge Ooku, which had repeatedly indulged in luxury, and selected Soshiro Mizushiro, who had been used as an account examiner, to serve as a servant in the palace. However, a great evil stands in the way of Soshiro, who rushes forward to carry out Yoshimune's secret mission. Can Soshiro's sword cut through the darkness?

In order to restore control on the finances of the shogunate, Arai Shiraishi, a close associate of the sixth shogun, Tokugawa Ienobu, selects Mizushiro Soshiro as the Shogun's account auditor. The samurai is initially bewildered by his new, unfamiliar role, but he comes to understand, when he is attacked by one assassin after another, as he tries to uncover corrupt officials who are lining their own pockets with the shogun's money.

A lantern faintly lights a stall under a willow tree in the Shinbashi area of Oedo. The soba stall, which appears and disappears like a dream, is called "Gen-an." Gentaro Makino, a former hatamoto (feudal lord), gave up his important position as an accountant and retired early from that business. He has decided to devote himself to "making soba" as his second life. The story is about the life of a former Lord, who is now enjoying a friendly competition to master the art of buckwheat noodle making.

Tetsuo Kuroiwa is a special teacher who belongs to the First Special Guidance and Education Division under the Ministry of Education, and is authorized by the Minister of Education to use firearms. This man, whose age and background are all unknown, travels from school to school, punishing problematic students and teachers! As long as there are students in trouble there, Kuroiwa will be assigned anywhere!

Wolf Guy" by Hirai/Kadota is an adaptation of three episodes of the "Adult Wolf Guy Series" novels entitled "Tsuki to Yoru to Oogami", "Oogami wa Shinazu" and "Jinrou, Akatsuki ni Shisu". \*Note!! : The "'Wolf Guy Series" novels originate from the two volumes manga that are also entitled "Wolf Guy" (Hirai/Sakaguchi).