Okazaki Hideo

Yumeji's popularity has been rising due to the success of his art book, despite his wife's dispute with Tamaki, but he was cut off as a western-style painter and suffers between his family and his lover. Kazuo Kamimura's homage to Yumeji Takehisa, who had been a admiring since he was a boy, this work is the first book to be recorded with the unreleased and unfinished eighth episode whose serialization was interrupted due to the bankruptcy of the publisher.

Rannosuke Hanayagi, the 17th heir to the Kurokami House, runs a business of vice and cruelty under the guise of a renowned ikebana school across the country. He consumes the girls like cigarettes, tortures them and humiliates them at leisure. Through his links with the economic and political world, which he holds firmly by giving him the benefit of his sexual slaves, Rannosuke is an untouchable sadist prince who reigns over an empire of lust. He is embarking on the education of a new girl, Sayuri, who is to become the new queen of this empire. She becomes the ultimate object of the master's desire

Alice, a girl who appears in the eyes of those who are drowning in anxiety and lusted, and who reincarnates from their hatred, resentment and despair. She manipulates human dreams at will, revealing visions and getting to the truth behind the heart. The story of a dreamer that traverses the genres of mystery and fantasy, science fiction, and erotism.

Yukie grows up in the countryside in the 1930s as a daughter of a well-off family plagued with dark secrets. Surrounded by people but without any real friends, she tries to come to terms with herself and learn what love is.

In Hanakotoba, Kazuo Kamimura depicts women's sexual relationships as if they were flowers.