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1. Kanata e 2. Juunin 3. Mudai 4. Ri-san Ichizoku

1. Tokyo Goodbye 2. Circus 3. Shousuke Atari de 4. Mukou no Ramunean 5. Natsukashi no Yoru 6. Naki no Ame 7. Kaki wo Kamu 8. Kimi to Tabisuru 9. Ano Shimakageyuki

1. Eisbahn 2. P tai NP Mondai 3. Exotic Japan 4. English Class 5. Tokyo Note 6. Cocotte Monogatari 7. Game-kun 8. Tomodachi ga Kaita Manga

"Welcome. What is it that you desire?" A blue door sits at the end of a narrow alley on a dimly lit street. It seems that more customers have come to request things today at this mysterious antique shop that connects two worlds, the "Front" and the "Back." The brother and sister who run the shop accept all kinds of orders to fulfill the desires of their customers. (Source: Pie International, translated)

A collection of experimental short stories.

Anne's father suffered from a strange illness and was laid off from his job as a chef. Anne decided to work in her father's stead, and went to a job interview on a cold morning. However, the underwater elevator to the interview destination is attacked by a giant octopus. Then, an octopus fishing submarine with a Kappa crew... (Source: Seirinkogeisha, translated)

1. Nanimo Wakarenai Nanimo Dekinai Nanimo Nai 2. Kimi no Namae de Ippai 3. Kamisama ga Ochitekita Hi 4. Mother 5. Inochi wo Kezuru Shigoto 6. Aojashin 7. Masayume 8. Haru yo Koi 9. Inochibiroi

A hiker seeks out the town of Armadillo which is marked on their map, but they soon encounter a person who tells them no such place exists.

When Frank tries to enlist Pupshaw and Pushpaw to help him dig up a repulsive plant that is marring the beauty of The Unifactor, the fun-loving tankheads vote with their paws and embark instead upon a spree of bullying mayhem. They are observed at this mean-spirited play by Little Skook, a celestial entity who makes a transdimensional journey to join them. Things quickly go awry and Pupshaw and Pushpaw find themselves in a terrifying world of flying, shrieking demons and bulbous-faced monsters. While drawn by a western artist, and based on a series previously released in the US, this book has only been released in Japan, for a japanese audience.

"To me, vanishing was eternal release." A man who left his father's house lost interest in studying, lost faith in humanity, and locked himself in his apartment. So a year passed alone. Everyday, he thought more and more often about suicide, but one day he looked in the mirror and was stunned: instead of a head he now had a wardrobe. His existence became like a wardrobe—small and closed to the whole world. (Source: Seirin Kougeisha, translated)

In Outdoors, our senses are assaulted as we follow a human riding a missile through a busy landscape—complete with sound effects—and experience this mad world from within the ears and eyes of the speechless people dotted throughout. Wordless, but anything but quiet, Outdoors is a relentless sound poem from a master craftsman. (Source: Breakdown Press)

1. Chishikijin no Report 2. Boku no Mura wa Heiwa Datta 3. Benkyou suru Otome-tachi 4. Penis ni Shisu 5. Fukakujitsusei no Kazoku 6. Watashi wa Baka ni Naritai 7. Shokuseikatsu to Ningen 8. Futsuu no Hitobito 9. Match-uri no Shufu 10. Kyoutei Jidai 11. Geijutsuka wa Okotta 12. Shoujo no Himitsu 13. Salaryman wa 2-do Iraira suru

This manhua is a collection of short stories by this author. It is almost similar to the German Brothers Grimm's stories. However, these hold no morals but are more of a twisted outlook on life. (Source: MU)

1-5. Super Biking 6. One Pair Plus One 7. Nageki no Kamen Writer 8-9. David no Nemuru Hi

If you know this manga from somewhere, or notice something while reading it, please send any information to our editorial department. (Source: Ichijinsha, translated)

Enter the mysterious world of Charco, the world's most outrageous "ochappi," and her colorful friends. Charco is a surreal take on a typical children's story world, with talking animals and sentient food. Just... try not to think about it too deeply. (Source: MU)

A series of short stories which parody shoujo manga, presented as issues of a fictional shoujo manga magazine.

After killing and stealing the guitar of a puck-rock musician, a man ages until he dies and his soul has an astral journey through time and space.

1. Oshiri ni Hi wo Tsukete 2. Tsuki no Sabaku 3. Kakuei-sensei Ikari no Kintama 4. 8-gatsu no Nureta Asoko 5. Houhiron 6. Ukongebbo 7. Butagoya 8. Owarinaki Yo no Medetasa yo 9. Suneko Tanpako 10. Baka Onna to Buta Otoko 11. Makkurai Nichiyoubi 12. Kaibutsudan 13. Shoujo Tsubaki: Mizuko-hen

A continuation of Charco which introduces her older sister Chacha. Included one-shots: Volume 2: Mansion, Umi Usagi

1. Nobuta Monogatari 2. Inu Dorobou 3. Lladró no Okimono 4. Utsukushii Hito 5. Kankisen 6. Taijuu Rokou 7-8. Leucochloridium no Kyoufu

1. Nejishiki 2. Unmei (Destiny) 3. Fushigi na E (An Unusual Painting) 4. Numa (The Swamp) 5. Chiiko (Chirpy) 6. Hatsutakegari (Mushroom Hunting) 7. Tsuya (The Wake) 8. Sanshouuo (The Salamander) 9. Lee-san Ikka (The Lee Family) 10. Touge no Inu (The Dog From Prayer Pass) 11. Umibe no Jokei (Scenes from the Seaside) 12. Akai Hana (Red Flowers) 13. Nishibeta-mura Jiken (The Incident at Nishibeta Village) 14. Chouhachi no Yado (Chohachi Inn) 15. Futamata Keikoku (Futamata Gorge) 16. Ondol Koya (The Ondol Shack) 17. Honyara-dou no Ben-san (Mister Ben of the Honyara Cave) 18. Gensenkan Shujin (Master of the Gensenkan Inn) 19. Mokkiriya no Shoujo (The Mokkiriya Tavern Girl) 20. Kani (The Crab) 21. Yanagiya Shujin (Master of the Willow Inn) Note: The entry reflects the 1973 edition.