Maki Hirochi

Fumika Shiokawa, who works for a design company, values her “alone” time at hotels very much. Her friends also have their own particular ideas about hotels. Maki Hirochi of Breakfast at Tiffany's depicts the various stories surrounding hotels!Additional Sites:Official X

Miyako and Tomiko are twins who run a real estate agency business in Kichijoji, famous as the No. 1 town to live in. The twins introduce Kichijoji as a town they really want to live in by providing friendly and punky service to female customers who come to Kichijoji with a yearning to live there. The No.1 city to live in = Kichijoji" was wrong! A town-browsing love moving manga!

Kawasumi Ako is an employee at a movie rental store. Despite being busy with her job and boyfriend, her days aimlessly pass by. One day, she gets captivated by a skater girl. She slowly regains her hopes that she lost sight of and starts envisioning her future. She has to change herself now. With their setbacks and successes, these are the lives of the girls who have been mesmerized by skateboarding.

Two sisters who work in real estate in Kichijoji, Tokyo. They love helping people find the perfect home and heavy metal.

Yoshida Soutarou, the rejected man in Itsuka Tiffany de Choushoku o, is a member of the sales department of a publishing company. He travels around the country on business trips while being berated by a junior female employee. He did not think much of things, but as he repeats the experience, he begins to look for regional gourmet food and new encounters... Will he find happiness in his new encounters?!

The manga follows Mariko and her friends as they go to different restaurants for breakfast. Mariko is a 28-year-old woman living in Tokyo with her boyfriend of seven years. Mariko becomes disillusioned with her slovenly boyfriend's lifestyle and breaks up with him to get a new start. She fondly remembers the wonderful breakfasts she had in her family growing up, and she decides to start a new lifestyle by visiting different (real-life) places for breakfast every morning. The places she visits range from Good Morning Café to the small Japanese-style restaurant Katō in Tsukiji Fish Market, to bakeries like Le Pain Quotidien.

The okonomiyaki restaurant my mother took me to, the bar where I first became an adult, The restaurant that disappeared before I knew it, the yakiniku restaurant my family and I frequented, and so on... Sometimes nostalgic, sometimes bittersweet, sometimes poignant... Everyone has at least one memorable restaurant, and this collection of essays by prominent figures from various fields, "Neverland Dinner," is the theme. Popular manga artists have adapted this collection into an anthology manga!