Tendou Kirin

A 40-year-old woman who is a former child actor hasn't left her room for 12 years. Her mother calls a handyman to clean up her dirty room. This jack-of-all-trades hires her as substitute staff, giving her the chance to change her life. (Source: Manga Mogura RE)

Uozumi Aiko, an employee at Rainwater bookstore, is 29 years old and single. Despite her family pressuring her to "get married soon", she lives life at her own pace. But one day, Aiko is frightened by a young man staring at her at work. However, it turns out that he's her cousin! Moreover, they're going to live together?! This is the story of a clumsy woman and a clumsy man living together.

Kyouko 'Kyodoko' Ogawa, who works at an underwear company, meets the person she was in love with in her university days once more at her workplace. Even though she ought to have been able to fall in love with someone else at least once, she ends up realising that the curse of Hoshina, who hurt and controlled her, was stronger than those feelings. At the same time as Kyodoko once more gets mired in the maze that is Hoshina of her own will, he has a relationship with her kouhai and even manipulates her work as he likes—?

Life does not always go as planned. Noriko fell in love, got engaged, and imagined a bright future. Instead, her fiancé fell in love with her older sister, Eiko. Noriko refused to let go, and they ended up getting married despite this significant problem. Some years of marriage and two children later, Noriko became a single mother. She returned to her family home, with her daughters Eri and Madoka. Her life continued, alongside Eiko (who ended up never marrying or leaving home), and their now elderly mother. Years later, Eri and Madoka are entering the time of life where they have their own problems with love. This manga follows the lives of this house of women.

The Onishi family doesn’t have a father anymore. They don’t have much money. They don’t even have a shower. Tenohira Size presents eight stories of a mother and her three children’s day-to-day lives in the aftermath of divorce.

Scarred by domestic violence and the sudden departure of her mother and her younger brother, Satsuki doesn’t know how to trust people. Renai Anagram is the story of a young woman’s struggles to overcome her past and learn how to accept and value herself.

Originally published in the April 2015 issue of Comic Spica, this is a series of astrology-themed one-shots written by author Ishii Yukari and drawn by twelve different artists, collected in an anthology. Chapters: Nagareboshi no Ochita Saki. by Yamada Daisy Like the Stars, Like the Snow (Hoshi no Youna, Yuki no Youna) by Tanikawa Fumiko Kowai Hito by Hisaka Mika Madou Hoshi no Yukusaki by Amano Sakuya Will by Umino Tsunami Tsuki wo Otte by Chiya Toriko Fish and My Spica (Sakana to Watashi no Spica) by Tanemura Arina My Unexceptional Yesterday (Nandemonai Kinou no Hanashi) by Itoi Nozo A woman has a seemingly unremarkable story about a chance meeting. Iteza no Anata wa by Uramoto Yuuko Secret (Himitsu) by Shimura Takako Magazine editor Nanase sees a poplar tree on the go. That fateful encounter, evokes the memory of a certain secret… Millennium Loneliness (Sennen no Kodoku) by Fujiwara Kaoru A man devotes himself to pray in church. Guide (Michishirube) by Tendou Kirin