Shimizu Yuki

Our boys go to the hot spring in the spring! But… Will they enjoy their stay when there's a snowstorm, a bear prowling outside and a power outage?!

An anthology comic of Seitokaichou ni Chuukoku by various mangaka.

This fanbook contains short manga as well as illustrations, an interview, and features about Natsume Isaku's working habits. There are a series short manga starring the characters from all of Natsume Isaku's mangas interacting with each other. Other mangaka also contribute short manga featuring Natsume Isaku's characters. 50 new pages have been drawn especially for this fanbook.

Oku meets Nana again after they slept together long ago. In the past, Nana was known as The Prince of Good Fortune. Supposedly, there was a jinx that made it so any woman who slept with him would become lucky and have their wish granted. Because of this, Oku asks Nana to try sleep with him to see if he can make guys lucky as well. However, Oku's purpose wasn't about luck but his secret feelings.

This volume contains spin-offs of the Ze series. Most of these were created for autograph events and freebies during purchases. There is also a 26-page compilation of never before seen material!

Itokawa is moving out to his deceased grandfather's house in the remote countryside. Although he was told that the house had been kept up after his grandfather passed away, he is in for a rude awakening when he gets there. He meets a bunch of interesting people who live in the small town… After Sawato's grandmother passes away, he succeeds her as the chairman of a small, remote town. Constantly aware that he is not yet capable of the task and troubled by his inexperience, he seeks out solitude and comfort in the open air hot spring. However, Daiki, a potter from the city, relentlessly intrudes on Sawato's territory. Daiki is frivolous, shameless, and infuriating, yet Sawato can't quite bring himself to hate him…

1: "Haru mo Yoiyoi" (Hot Springs) – Yuki Shimizu 2: "Nakayoshi Four Men" – Isaku Natsume 3: "Genma-san no Sainan" (Genma's Misfortune) – Kyou Kitazawa 4: "Hajimete no XXX" (First XXX) – Sakae Kusama 5: "Encouraging Lewd Language" – Etsumi Ninomiya 6: "The Thing That Kotoha Likes The Most" – Mashiro Minamino 7: "Kotodama-sama Petit" (Petit Kotodama) – Ren Kitakami 8: "Kotoha-chan" – Kaori Monchi 9: "Doitsumo Koitsumo" – Aoi Hashimoto 10: "Genma to Chikkoi no" (Genma And The Tiny One) – Hikaru Kane 11: "Bokura no Ano Ko Kawaii Ko" – Touko Fujikawa 12: "Imadoki no Renai Kousatsu" – Mebaru Kobato 13: "Orusuban" – Muku Ogura

In feudal Japan, a young boy who can see the future through his dreams struggles to protect those closest to him.

After the death of his grandmother and only remaining relative, Shinakawa Raizou moves in with the mysterious Mitou family as their housekeeper. He soon learns the Mitou family's secret: the Mitou can use great power with only their words. But because this power harms the body of the user, the Mitou pair up with human-like paper dolls to transfer their wounds to them through bodily fluid contact.

1: Recipe High school student Kou is confused about his feelings for ex-model Kaiya. Kaiya acts like an older brother, but is in fact a sadist who enjoys tormenting Kou. It may be too late for the naive Kou to escape this super pervert. 2: Dying Happy Yuujin's lover Jun is insatiable, but he promises he won't cheat. Yuujin's wearing himself out every night to keep Jun satisfied, so why is Jun seeing his ex-lover? 3-4: The Uncle I Like Young Doctor Renji is an expert at finding other people's lost items. So when a young boy sees him with a pair of lost gloves and says, "Pick me up too," will Renji have to return his latest find to it's original owner, or is it finders keepers? 5: Decoration The super pervert Kaiya is back and determined to mark his territory. Poor Kou.

Businessman Aoe is trying to leave so his student lover can study. But that is proving to be difficult.

Mistaken identities; bizarre accidents and pratfalls; tragic pasts and plenty of broken hearts – and that is just for starters! Love Mode tells the story of the lives of the men involved with the classy male escort service, Blue Boy. Love lines intertwine and cross; friendships are made and broken in this boy's love classic! Sakashita Izumi, your typical straight high school student, gets into a sticky situation with a gay translator, Takamiya Katsura, when he is mistaken for Izumi – an escort from Blue Boy! The two go on a date and Takamiya goes all the way with the young Izumi. Now the older man's in love with him. Tiny problem: Izumi is slightly homophobic. Will he eventually convert in that which he fears? Reiji, owner of Blue Boy and other sleazy clubs – and seemingly heterosexual – finds out that his girlfriend had been cheating on him. Just after dumping her, he bumps into a young, family-less, money-less, trustless high schooler named Naoya, who at that moment gets knocked out by a pot that Reiji's vengeful ex-lover drops on his head. Reiji accompanies the young boy to the hospital, feeling guilty that this is partly his doing, only to find that Naoya is homeless since his apartment burned down. He finally ends up taking in this "stray cat".

A look into the future with Naoya and Izumi grown up.

Anthology of extras for series run in Dear+ and Cheri+ magazines.