A woman sits in the car with a man who is bickering on her dress. Their love is not what it used to be. She wants to break up with him, but she doesn't know how to break it. The car stopped by the traffic light and then there's awkward silent in a car, so she decided to turn on the music and it startled a man. The car loses its control and they accidentally ran over a cat.


They took the cat to the vet. After waiting for the test result, the vet came out saying that the cat has died. The couple left but the woman, Mami decided to get off the car and runs to the VET again. She asks the vet that she wants to apologize to the cat's body. So the vet let her in. Turns out that the cat is still alive, but is still in a critical stage. The vet, lies because he sees that the man who came along with the girl doesn't really care for the cat's well being.


Relieved to see that the cat is still alive, Mami broke down and cried. She exchanges conversation with doctors, about the cats condition and how her life is right now. Since then Mami go to the clinic to check on the cat often, and her relationship with the doctor grows.

In Edo (ancient Japan), an oiran (high-class courtesan) joined a robber gang that stole from the rich and gave to the poor. Together, they battled against the enemy who used ‘Eleki’ (electric gadgetry and dolls) as weapons.

This is the tale of two distant cousins, Rio and Ryoutarou – who met as 4 year-olds at the wedding that joined their two families. They were the smash hit of the wedding (even kissing and saying they would get married too – hey, 4 year-olds are cute that way) but they didn’t see each other again after that.


It’s now ten years later and Rio is the leading scorer on the women’s basketball team, dating Yasuhiko, one of the top scorers on the men’s team. She goes to a game and discovers Ryoutarou playing for the opposing team – and he’s their leader. They’re reunited again and both seeing other people, but with that now decade old promise will their paths converge again? The storyline covers the following 5 years, so anything is possible!


(Source: The Animeraider)

Nothing could be more important to a woman than having the perfect wedding day. From the ceremony, to the decorations, to the dress everything has to be perfect. As such it's the dream of every girl in Japan to wear Frost Sugar gowns during their wedding day. Frost Sugar gowns have the reputation of being the most beautiful gowns in the fashion world.


But what's this? Controversy? It seems like Frost Sugar gowns are not giving its customers their happily ever after...and its affecting Frost Sugar's reputation. How do we resolve this? Maybe if Frost Sugar's founder were to get married herself...


(Source: Selene Scans and Endless Dimension)

Wedding Eve was published in English by Central Park Media on October 1, 2007.

Publishers:

• Ohzora Shuppan (magazine)

When young lawyers Arou Bouya and Keita Daigo encounter a mysterious woman named Key at an amusement park, they are enthralled by her beauty and char. However, when they learn that she suffers from amnesia, they are compelled to help her. Before they know it, the unlikely trio is running a successful law firm!


(Source: CPM)

Ame ni Nurete mo was published in English as Over the Rainbow by Central Park Media on January 12, 2005.

Publishers:

• Office YOU (magazine)

Souta's mom left he and his dad to live by themselves, and suddenly returned when Souta's dad won a rookie novelist award. When Souta and a girl, Sanae, were hiking one day, they ran into a dog searching for its lost owner.


(Source: MU)

Motoko confessed her love to Shinsei, he answered it by saying that he is now only interested in playing soccer. Motoko's health is not in good shape and she has to stay over at the hospital regularly. She's however, try to be with Shinsei as much as possible.

In Edo, an oiran (high-class courtesan) joins a robber gang who steal from the rich and give to the poor. Together, they battle against the enemy who use "Eleki" (electric gadgetry and dolls) as weapons.


(Source: Wingtip Cafe)

A collection of extras from creators in Shueisha's Margaret shōjo manga magazine to raise funds for the victims of the Great Eastern Japan Earthquake disaster