The "Inkya" Girl Sitting Next To Me Was My Favorite Singer. Sing My Song!

BECK

Yukio Tanaka is a fourteen-year-old boy with no hobbies, an unremarkable taste in music, and a quiet, neurotic personality that keeps him from chasing the exciting life he dreams of. His days pass in monotony until a chance encounter with Ryusuke Minami, an unpredictable sixteen-year-old who has just returned from America, turns everything upside down. Ryusuke plays guitar in a rock band named Beck, after his patchwork dog, and introduces Yukio to the raw energy of western rock music. Inspired for the first time, Yukio picks up a guitar and discovers a passion that gives his life new meaning. As he joins Ryusuke in pursuit of the ultimate band, Yukio must balance school, work, and friendsh

Fuuka

Yuu Haruna has just moved to Tokyo with his sisters after their father is transferred overseas for work. Addicted to Twitter, he is on his phone while out buying dinner when a high school girl suddenly crashes into him. Convinced he was trying to take upskirt photos, she grabs his phone, breaks it, and slaps him before walking away. The girl turns out to be Fuuka Akitsuki, a classmate at the school Yuu is transferring to. Unlike most people, Fuuka doesn't own a cellphone and listens to music on a CD player. As the two grow closer, they decide to form a band with their friends and step into the professional world of music. With the impulsive and free-spirited Fuuka now in his life, Yuu's qu

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A young man who can play the piano meets a mermaid with a deadly secret. A boy wakes up one morning in the body of a girl and must learn to live with the change. A little girl with horns claims to be the devil's sister and carries a power that could destroy the world. Two sisters with very different talents face the pressure of expectations and the weight of family. These four short stories explore strange transformations, supernatural encounters, and the fragile line between ordinary life and the extraordinary. Each tale follows characters caught between their desires and the consequences of forces they cannot control. From mermaids and prophecies to identity and sibling rivalry, the coll

Breathless Momentum

Jun Shizuki plays the baritone saxophone in his local woodwind choir and tends bar for a living. He is a hedonistic flirt who hits on anything that moves, and he makes no secret of his dislike for Yukiji Yano, the choir's gifted flutist, a man so unfailingly kind and well regarded that the rest of the group treats him like a prince. During practice the two barely exchange a word, and nobody in the choir would guess that they have anything in common. Away from the rehearsal room, though, a shared interest draws them into secret meetings in hotels, and the two opposites keep those encounters carefully hidden from everyone else.

Gravitation

Shuichi Shindou is a young, energetic rockstar wannabe determined to take his band, Bad Luck, to the top of the Japanese pop charts. With his best friend at his side, his drive and his voice, he believes he has a real chance. Then a handsome romance novelist named Eiri Yuki tears his lyrics apart. Shuichi takes the criticism badly and sets out to make Yuki eat his words, but the more he follows the harsh writer around, the harder he falls for him. Yuki, cold and prickly, even seems to like him back. What Shuichi does not know is that Yuki carries a past full of trauma he has never faced, and that chasing success in the music business may cost him more than he expects. The two very differen

La Corda d'Oro

Kahoko Hino is an ordinary student at Seiso Academy, far removed from the elite world of its prestigious music department. Her routine life is upended when she encounters Lili, a musical fairy residing on campus. Delighted that Kahoko can see him, Lili bestows upon her a magical violin and a forced entry into the academy's annual music competition, a high-stakes event traditionally reserved for the most talented music students. Reluctantly accepting the instrument, Kahoko discovers she can play any piece flawlessly as long as she knows the melody and plays from the heart. Thrust into a world she knows nothing about, she must navigate the intense practice and pressure of the competition alon