Kotonoba Drive

Emanon Wanderer

Emanon wanders through late-1960s Japan, moving from one small country town to another with no clear destination. She carries three billion years of memories, and every encounter she has leaves a mark on the people she meets. Since the beginning of time, her life has followed the same cycle: travel the world as a teenager, meet a man, and give birth to a daughter who will inherit her memories and her very being. But this cycle is broken when love leads to pregnancy and, for the first time, she gives birth to twins—one of them a boy. Soon after, Emanon is confronted with someone who should not exist: her long-lost twin brother. The confessions and secrets that surface force her to question t

Even Given the Worthless 'Blacksmith' Class, I'm Still the Strongest

People receive an occupation and a Divine Treasure from God. These treasures are overwhelmingly powerful, far beyond any human-made weapon. In this world, the Blacksmith class, which creates and modifies weapons, is considered the weakest of all. Relius is a young man who obtains this unfortunate job. Giving up on his dream of becoming an adventurer, he resigns himself to a quiet life working at an inn. However, he soon discovers his abilities are not what they seem: he has the power to create anything he can imagine. As he begins to craft whatever he likes, his unique talent draws the attention of influential nobles and beautiful girls. His peaceful days are transformed as he rises to pro

Rebirth Of The Urban Immortal Cultivator

Chen Fan reached the pinnacle of the cultivation world in less than five hundred years, only to fall during a divine tribulation. Instead of dying, he wakes up in his youth as a high school student on Earth, with all the knowledge and experience of his past life intact. Determined to correct past mistakes and remove lingering regrets, he sets out to tread the path to immortality once more. Armed with the wisdom of a supreme cultivator, he navigates the mundane world while laying a firm spiritual foundation for his inevitable return to the top.

Tegami Bachi

Amberground is a land divided by light. An artificial sun shines only over the capital, Akatsuki, while the outer regions of Yuusari and Yodaka sink into perpetual twilight and darkness. In these dangerous outskirts, giant armored insects called Gaichuu prey on people's hearts. The only ones who brave these routes are the Letter Bees, elite couriers who risk their lives to deliver mail across the land. Lag Seeing is a young boy whose mother was abducted when he was very young. He is entrusted to Gauche Suede, a Letter Bee on his last delivery before a promotion, who must transport Lag to his aunt in the darkest reaches of Yodaka. During their perilous journey through Gaichuu-infested territ

Sneeze: Naoki Urasawa Story Collection

Ordinary people confront the extraordinary in a collection of eight short stories and essays. Psychic powers surface, alien visitors arrive on Earth, and giant monsters attack, pushing characters into situations beyond their control. Each story follows how they respond when the fantastical intrudes on daily life. Alongside these fictional clashes, the volume turns to the author's real-world experiences in the wild and wacky international music scene. These reflections offer a different kind of tension, drawn from that world and the unpredictable people within it. A classic, funny animal tale rounds out the mix, adding a lighter note.

Terumina

Terumina chronicles the travels of a unique catgirl whose life is intertwined with the vast railway network of Japan. As an 'iron nekomimi,' her hobby and purpose revolve around exploring the countless train lines, stations, and the landscapes they connect. Her journeys are solitary excursions, a series of trips that form the quiet rhythm of her existence. Her travels are not merely about destinations but the experiences along the way. The narrative weaves together slice-of-life observations with a pervasive, subtle sense of the mysterious. The railways become a conduit for encounters that blur the line between the ordinary and the supernatural, where the rhythmic clatter of trains might le