Takeuchi Sachiko

1: Be Here To Love Me – Kumota Haruko The relationship of a foot-fetishist and his cunning colleague. 2: Kou no Kawa (River Of Time) – Morozumi Sumitomo Set in ancient times, a village is near starvation due to a bad harvest. For some reason, the young chief takes care of a cursed man he finds lying in the river… 3: Khaa Thoong – Est Em Can the young Thai kick-boxer rekindle the thirst for competion in a senior boxer following a devastating defeat? 4.1: Column 1: Useless Side Characters – Aoyama Toomi 4.2: Column 2: Obsession/Favoritism – Kashima 4.3: Column 3: Terror! Kappa Lake – Kusama Sakae 5: Natsu no Saigo ni Yosete (Seeing It Through Until The End Of Summer – Umematsu Machie Two elderly men reminisce about their lives together over a bowl of peaches. 6: Locas! – Okadaya Tetuzoh Jean-Luc fell in love through correspondence in a chatroom with Al. What will occur, when he will decide to meet offline? Is it really Al that wrote to him in chat? 7: And Robo – Chiba Ryouko A touching tale of robot clones… or something. 8: Shinumade BL Shindemo BL (No BL No Life) – Takeuchi Sachiko 9: Tonari wa Nani wo Suru Hito zo (What's The Neighbor Doing?) – Uno Jinia The unusual love a man has for his fan in the hot summer. 10: Through The Darkness – Zin A nazi sadist and a prisoner in camp. Excitement, desire, but… what about love? Attachment? 11.1: Column 4: Trembling Pecs – Kevin Komine 11.2: Column 5: A Non-Erotic BL – Cotorino Deathco 11.3: Column 6: Mixed BL Presentation – Psyche Delico 11.4: Column 7: I Want To Be Told That It's No Good – Yoneda Kou 12: Muhou no Shounen (A Reckless Young Man) – Mochimeko A story involving a reckless young man and some scary faced gangsters. 13: Ima Doushiteru (What Are You Doing Right Now?) – Rotta Ikumi The funny relationship between a man who has a fetish for soft, chubby things and his fatty otaku friend. 14: It Must Be – Momoyama Naoko A story about two professional cyclists and their travails.

Takeuchi Sachiko's Honey & Honey is a realistic look at an adult lesbian couple living in Japan; to be precise, it's autobiographical. The artwork is rough, but hopefully the plot (and the information the manga imparts) will be enough compensation for those who don't like that style of drawing. The first chapter introduces the two main characters, Sachiko and Masako, and depicts their first meeting.