Yamada Hitotsuki

The time is the late Meiji period. Goichi Aikawa, who lived in a local city, was the most talented person in town. However, because of his alcoholic father, he is not allowed to go to higher education and is sent to apprenticeship. Goichi grits his teeth, bounces back from his own adversity and grows. People grow when times are tough. Don't lose. Even if you don't have money. Even if you are treated like a stone on the side of the road - a complete manga version of Yuzo Yamamoto's masterpiece "Roadside Stone", the author who was also involved in the creation of "How do you live?"

A person who gives people dreams and hopes on a shining stage... That's what an "idol" is! In a strange twist of fate, our delinquent protagonist... Hachiya! He has the strongest fists in Tokyo, is extremely stupid, A delinquent through and through, a born badass...However, he is said to have "idol talent"!? I want everyone who is interested in idols to read itDelinquent → Idol Youth Story

The lives of great figures—told through comics. Comic Edition: World Biographies. With an extensive lineup, the series has surpassed 2.1 million copies sold! Featuring child-friendly artwork and easy-to-follow storylines, each volume is also enriched with articles on historical context and comprehensive timelines. Edison - Comic: Yoshida Kenji, Supervision: Maejima Masahiro Anne Frank - Comic: Wakamiya Azusa, Supervision: Takahashi Kazuki Nightingale - Comic: Sakamoto Kou, Supervision: Japanese Red Cross Society Helen Keller - Comic: Yamada Seiko, Supervision: Miura Takuya Noguchi Hideyo - Comic: Naka Masato, Supervision: Yago Yasuo Madame Curie - Comic: Kobayashi Kaoru, Supervision: Tochiyama Osamu Fukuzawa Yukichi - Comic: Yoshida Kenji, Supervision: Kaminaga Hiromasa Mother Teresa - Comic: Yazawa Nao, Supervision: Oki Morihiro Inou Tadataka - Comic: Kiyama Michiaki, Supervision: Hoshino Yoshihisa Jeanne d'Arc - Comic: Torakage Makoto, Supervision: Adachi Masakatsu Colombus - Comic: Maya Misaki, Supervision: Nagasawa Kazutoshi Beethoven - Comic: Mukai Natsumi, Supervision: Yamaha Music Media Galileo - Comic: Nouda Tatsuki, Supervision: Watanabe Jun'ichi Matsuo Bashou - Comic: Mizuki Naho, Supervision: Itou Hiroshi Gandhi - Comic: Takahashi Mamoru, Script: Mizukoshi Tamotsu, Supervision: Nagasaki Nobuko Fabre - Comic: Sakamoto Kou, Supervision: Okumoto Daisaburou Kitasato Shibasaburou - Comic: Takebayashi Getsu, Supervision: Mori Takayuki Higuchi Ichiyou - Comic: Yamada Seiko, Supervision: Noguchi Seki Coco Chanel - Comic: Hisamatsu Yunomi, Supervision: Tsukada Tomoko Miyazawa Kenji - Comic: Kobayashi Kaoru, Supervision: Satou Ryuuichi Queen Elizabeth I - Comic: Mukai Natsumi, Supervision: Ishii Mikiko Tsuburaya Eiji - Comic: Sakamoto Kou, Script: Yanagisawa Hiroshi, Supervision: Tsuburaya Productions The Wright Brothers - Comic: Takahashi Mamoru, Script: Mizukoshi Tamotsu, Supervision: Kaneda Hikotarou Ishinomori Shoutarou - Comic: Sugar Satou, Supervision: Ishimori Pro Walt Disney - Comic: Naka Masato, Script: Hoshii Hirobumi, Supervision: The Walt Disney Company Cleopatra - Comic: Mukai Natsumi, Supervision: Kawai Nozomu Nobel - Comic: Fumidzuki Tetsurou, Supervision: Nakagawa Tooru Marie Antoinette - Comic: Yamada Seiko, Supervision: Ishii Mikiko Grace Kelly - Comic: Mizuki Naho, Supervision: Itsuji Akemi Natsume Souseki - Comic: Fumidzuki Tetsurou, Supervision: Noami Mariko Clara Schumann - Comic: Mukai Natsumi, Supervision: Matsumura Youichirou Sugihara Chiune - Comic: Yamada Seiko, Supervision: Furue Takaharu Louis Braille - Comic: Mukai Natsumi, Supervision: Kaneko Akira Maya Plisetskaya - Comic: Mukai Natsumi, Supervision: Murayama Kumiko Gogh - Comic: Fukaki Shouko, Supervision: Kimura Taiji Yekaterina II - Comic: Mukai Natsumi, Supervision: Ishii Mikiko Katsushika Hokusai - Comic: Chisaka Aya, Supervision: Sumida Hokusai Museum Agatha Christie - Comic: Mizuki Naho, Supervision: Kitazawa Kazuhiko Röntgen - Comic: Fukaki Shouko, Supervision: Okada Harue Lincoln - Comic: Mukai Natsumi, Supervision: Okuda Akiyo Mary Anning - Comic: Kitakami Ryou, Supervision: Yajima Michiko Kanou Jigorou - Comic: Kawano Ichirou, Original Work: Shizuka Kaoru, Supervision: Kaku Kouzou Maria Theresa - Comic: Mukai Natsumi, Supervision: Ishii Mikiko Nitobe Inazou - Comic: Fumidzuki Tetsurou, Supervision: Fujii Shigeru Emmeline Pankhurst - Comic: Mizuki Naho, Script: Murakami Rico, Supervision: Satou Mayuka Hitomi Kinue - Comic: Fujioka Youko, Script: Kozaki Yuu, Supervision: Obara Toshihiko Leonardo da Vinci - Comic: Fukaki Shouko, Supervision: Ikegami Hidehiro Jenner - Comic: Juujou Aki, Supervision: Okada Harue Sarah Bernhardt - Comic: Yamada Hitotsuki, Original Work: Isomi Jingetsu, Supervision: Shirata Yuki Chopin - Comic: Mukai Natsumi, Supervision: Tada Jun'ichi Katherine Johnson - Comic: Tanaka Hosana, Supervision: Okuda Akiyo, Saitou Norio Antonin Carême - Comic: Juujou Aki, Supervision: Tsuji Shizuo Cooking Education Research Institute Isabel I - Comic: Mukai Natsumi, Supervision: Ishii Mikiko Eglantyne Jebb - Comic: Mizuki Naho, Original Work: Murakami Rico, Supervision: Save the Children Japan Seton - Comic: Mukai Natsumi, Supervision: Nobuoka Asako Tsuda Umeko - Comic: Takada Katsura, Supervision: Tsuda University Tsuda Umeko Data Room Michael Ende - Comic: Kuki Yuduru, Supervision: Kurohime Fairy Tale Museum Elisabeth - Comic: Mukai Natsumi, Supervision: Ishii Mikiko Henri Dunant - Comic: Fumidzuki Tetsurou, Supervision: Japanese Red Cross Society Audrey Hepburn - Comic: Mukai Natsumi, Supervision: Kiyotou Hideto Reverend King - Comic: Yamada Seiko, Supervision: Okuda Akiyo

After fate causes a 5-year-old boy from the rural countryside (Mao Manaka) to meet the undisputed champion of formula racing in Japan (Yoshiki Tsuji), a burning desire to become a professional racer is sparked within him. Now, years later, Mao has received an invitation from Tsuji to attend F.R.S, a prestigious school for incredibly gifted racers. His journey to becoming a Formula 1 racer and, if all goes to plan, the first Japanese to win the F1 Championship, has begun!

The original work is a long-selling book that has sold 1.9 million copies. Humans convey a lot of information other than words, such as gestures, clothing, and facial expressions. The essence of non-verbal communication will be explained in a more easy-to-understand and fun way through comics. The setting is an elementary school. A story of a new teacher's love and growth. Is nonverbal communication fruitful? This love.