Mikuriya Satomi

An anthology collection featuring Nora and other unrelated stories.

In 2755 AD, the latest model spaceship Xebec departed from the City of Nemexis in the Nemexis Star Sector. Due to an accident at the moment of its warp jump, it had to perform an emergency landing on the mysterious planet, Garaga. The Planet Garaga is a brilliantly written genuine S.F. story that tells of the unimaginable adventures that take place on that twisted world.

After graduating middle school, Ramou Gousuke opted to travel Europe instead of continuing to high school and ended up being the guardian of a girl named Maretta.

With the airplane, humanity's longing to take to the skies was realized. The development of science and technology has even made it possible for them to advance into space. And thus have the skies, once an object of longing, been transformed into a place of fierce international conflict. Compiles the title story and other short classics by Satomi Mikuriya.

Aiming for a 200 million dollar prize, skiiers race against each other using their fiery passion to push through the tension and solitude. As the sharp sounds of skis pierce the mountainside, the drama heats up on the silver slopes. Witness the rise and fall of the genius skier known as "The Black Lightning" in this classic skiing story.

Nora (1977)

Ken Hakozaki, also known as Kenbo of Sagiyama, who works at the Honmoku Pier in Yokohama, chases after a cool female rider but falls over. He then sees the word "KÉNTAUROS" written on the backs of some men. As Ken comes into contact with the centaurs and comes into contact with the boss, Arthur, and the mysterious lady, he comes into contact with the hearts of riders. He overcomes the past, when his brother Shuji Hakozaki died in an accident during a race, and grows to become a motorcycle racer.

A manga adaptation of the movie "Hi no Tori 2772: Ai no CosmoZone" All 194 pages of this manga were serialized in Manga Shounen Bessatsu as "Hi no Tori 2772: Ai no CosmoZone" on April 1, 1980. It was later re-published by Media Factory as a standalone volume in 2007, re-titled as simply "Hi no Tori 2772", which also includes an interview between Osamu Tezuka and Satomi Mikuriya.