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Mada Tabidatte mo Inai Noni
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Includes the following chapters:
- 1. Kodomo ga Owaru Kodomo ga Naku
- 2. Mikatsuki-san
- 3. Fukanzen Shounen
- 4. Oji-san no Uta
- 5. Moukaru Hanatsu
- 6. Mada Tabidattemo Inai no ni
- 7. Tsumarani Eiga no Naka no Kimi to Tsumaranai Eiga no Naka no Boku
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- 1. Parrot
- 2. The Eyes of Assassin
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A young child faces the break-up of her family and seperation from her friends; a lonely divorcee manages a bar; an elderly art dealer goes though the motions of retiring; a mistress and her lover rehearse their mutual suicide; an adulterous wife; a teenage girl on the day of her graduation from high school and the author herself appears in a couple of autobiographical pieces.
Noroi to Seishun: Fumino Aya Tanpenshuu
- Vol: 1; Ch: 6
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Includes the following chapters:
- 1-2. Noroi to Seishun
- 3. Bokura Jigoku no Touhikou
- 4. Kamisama no Shinzou
- 5. Himitsu no Hanazono Pink
- 6. Chi no Ryouiki
The Swamp
- Vol: 1; Ch: 11
- 1965 - 1966
Yoshiharu Tsuge is one of the most influential and acclaimed practitioners of literary comics in Japan. The Swamp collects work from his early years, showing a major talent coming in to his own. Bucking the tradition of mystery and adventure stories, Tsuge’s fiction focused on the lives of the citizens of Japan.
What a Wonderful World!
- Vol: 2; Ch: 19
- 2002 - 2004
Life is never predictable, but we can always try to emerge from hardships with hope or acceptance. While Yuriko and others struggle with the reality of becoming an adult, others, such as Kasukabe, must try to balance their work and family life. And though Tae has been lost since her mother died, Hozumi will learn what it truly means to live.