Yamana Sawako

A girl dressed as a maid looks into a mirror and Hannah, an English maid (who is actually a ghost!), pops out! A modern fantasy for adults!! Hana, whose first job went bankrupt after only three days, somehow ends up working at a maid cafe with a mysterious past, where she meets Hannah, a ghost maid from the Edwardian era of England who popped out of a mirror that was a memento from her mother! What was life like for maids in the Edwardian era of England? The world of maids in the early 20th century is depicted based on meticulous historical research! ...You can enjoy that aspect as well!

A bonus illustration anthology that came with Fellows! v.10.

Yamana Sawako's "ordinary" short comic, "Please Take My Hand, Committee Chairperson," has finally been compiled into a comic book after various twists and turns (?). The protagonist is, quite simply, a "housewife living in a housing complex." But it's not an erotic manga. It's a heartwarming short comic about the clumsy, newlywed first-year. By the way, "Deritsuma" means "daily housewife."

Tsubura is an ordinary high-school girl who has an obsession with the girl idol group Caramel Angel. She's a little embarrassed of the extent of her fascination, particularly because she doesn't seem like the kind of girl who would fawn over idols. In the privacy of her own home, though, she blissfully hangs out in her C☆A-postered room and never misses their music performance on TV. Then, on one unlucky day, she accidentally breaks her family's TV. Her mother is in no rush to replace it, and Tsubura doesn't have the money to do it herself. How will she overcome this terrible crisis and get her fix of Caramel Angel?!

K' (K-Dash) is a four volume doujinshi compilation released by Kodansha containing oneshots by a number of different authors and artists. The first two issues contained short stories by published mangaka such as CLAMP and Ikumi Mia (amongst others). The first issue was released in December 2002 at Comiket 63, while the second was released in March 2003 to commemorate the opening of the K-Square store. These two issues contained short comedic stories from CLAMP; Tokyo Tower Kankeisha Kakui (characters from Chobits, Rayearth and Cardcaptor Sakura running into each other in the Tokyo Tower) and Murikuri Holic (Watanuki and Yuuko working at the K-Square store while characters from Murikuri look on) The third and fourth issues consisted primarily of work from doujinshi artists.