Genre - Seinen

From Natsuyume This is the tale of a boy whose mother was killed in a meteor strike on their island home 6 months ago – something everyone knows was the crashing of an alien ship but no one will confirm – who one day quite literally has a girl drop out of the sky on him. She at first takes him hostage from people hunting her but it eventually comes out that she’s from outer space and if there’s one thing that this boy’s mother taught him, it is to NOT leave a damsel in distress…

The Yakuza supervisor is a feline! The "earthy colored tiger" bunch chief, Oyaji. Yet again yanagi, the enlist in the Yakuza, and the gangsters are helpless before the lighthearted Oyaji today however it isn't so awful. An enthusiastic parody about a feline starts. The title Like a Feline is a farce of the Yakuza game series "Like a Winged serpent" (Ryu ga Gotoku).

Aoba Koo works part time at a cafe at the capital of the demon world. Very cute and very funny.

Daily life of Kohana the cat.

A lightly paced manga about two girls who live together. A classic odd couple setup featuring a responsible character with a caring atmosphere and a more free spirited musician who has trouble both feeding herself and paying the rent.

Follow Aoba Suzukaze, a fresh highschool graduate that is easily mistaken as a middle school student, as she joins the game company that produced her favorite game as an artist, and her cute antics in this story told through 4koma.

Sooner rather than later a pandemic spreads all over the planet, so individuals concealing their mouth with a veil has turned into the standard. Natsuki, a girl who secretly longs for the world before the pandemic, and Hata, a classmate, become fast friends and share a small secret. This is the narrative of two "uncommon" individuals living in the realm of the "new customary"!

Always a very tall man and stern man, Matsudo has recently joined the student council as the treasurer. To his distress the rest of the members of the student council are nothing but extremely gorgeous and lazy girls... Would he be able to say "no" when they ask him to do their work for them?

A blind person known as Ni Ming Shi was ambushed by Imperial Guards while traveling through the Bamboo Forest. While they almost managed to fool the Imperial Guards their identity was unfortunately exposed by the commander. Now with their life on the line, what kind of fate awaits Ni Ming Shi?

Collection of one shots. 1. Heart Food A brown-haired high school girl wakes up in a zoo on midnight and has a chance encounter with a tiger... outside of his cage? It gets even weirder when he starts talking to her! However, there lies a deeper reason for the lion's presence... and the girl's. 2. Kopi Kopi Luwak 3. Funny Game 4. Afterlife Jaunte 5. The Kaguya Paradigm 6. Facehugger 7. High Heels and Sneakers 8. Vigilante 9. Animal Magnetism Theory 10. Warren Wilson Dies Again 11. Poohta's Forest 12. Paracelsus' Beloved Desciples 13. The Collector and Phantom Pain

Makoto Suda has a secret. Trapped in a dual identity, Makoto plays the role of mother to stepson Takashi at home. At work he plays the ordinary salary-man, caught in a two person love triangle with his other self and coworker Natsumi. The story follows Makotos attempts to balance his life as he waits for the perfect moment to come out of his predicament.

From the Animeraider: Japan is a seismically active country, so the occasional trembler isn't anything that people get too worked up about. They happen and it's unfortunate, but in general Japan is prepared. But there is one scientist who believes that he has found proof that a recent quake has triggered a cataclysmic event, and that within a year Japan will sink into the sea. Now if he can get anyone to believe him before it’s too late… Also known as Japan Sinks, this is based on the award-winning novel and movie of the same name. It's a well-written and complex story, and will seem like it's about something else before it gets into the meat of things. Well worth the effort.

Atsuko (Ah-chan) and Kouhei (Kouhei) are both 29 years old and soon to bid farewell to their adolescence. Both think 29 is a good age to be at, but realize that it doesn't make them feel anymore grown up; both get along, but none actually want to be the first to take the plunge. After nine years of dating and living together for five, Atsuko and Kouhei are prompted to evaluate the nagging questions regarding their work, life, and the prospect of having children: What will we do? What will happen to us?