Keita Yatera

Yamada, the head of the Idol Research Club (senior year in high school), had a feeling that something was going to change. Because two new members had joined this club, which had been all alone for a long time! Yamada: "Yes, that's right! We, too, want to have a glittering youth like the baseball club!" So Yamada, Kono, and Sugimori, three idol otaku, begin their activities to produce an idol and hold a successful concert at the cultural festival!

Koishigawa Akane is a cute, stylish gyaru with gray hair. But she's got a glare that gives a bad impression to most of her classmates, who now keep their distance. Nishimura Chika is the only one kind to her. Creator-approved translation of chapter 1 by TheElusiveTaco.

The story of three guys and their encounter with a female exhibitionist who rides a Ducati around town naked.

The near future in a quiet seaside town. Yoshioka, who has recently lost his wife, just wants to spend the rest of his days in peace. However, Yoshioka's children, worried about their father's health, send an off-model housekeeping robot called Ponko to help him. Unusual for the age, as human-like robots are then considered obsolete, Ponko does her best to serve Yoshioka, but her "best" is not that good. Yoshioka's quiet life is now changing, as this eager but ditzy robot girl manages to keep his hands full…

Publisher Hayakawa is celebrating its 70th anniversary with two manga anthology reprints. One collection is dedicated to mystery works while the other compiles sci-fi stories printed over the publisher's long career. "Mugen Shinshi (Shutchou-hen) Zashiki Oni" by Yosuke Takahashi (p. April 2011 issue Mystery Magazine) "Kao" by Yosuke Takahashi (p. April 2011 issue Mystery Magazine) "Holmes-kun no Himitsu" by Meiko Komichi (p. September 1987 issue Mystery Magazine) "Holmes Kimi no Tsuitachi" by Mizumaru Anzai (p. September 1987 issue Mystery Magazine) "Soiukimiha" by Taku Furukawa (p. September 1987 issue Mystery Magazine) "Holmes Kimi no Iraijin o Sagase!" by Eiji Yokoyama (p. February 1995 issue Mystery Magazine) "Karera" by Jun Ishikawa (p. July 1994 issue Mystery Magazine) "Kowarete Iru ka"" by Yoshihisa Tagami (p. August 2001 issue Mystery Magazine) "Yuurei Shitsuji Bangai-hen Soshite Dare mo Inakunattari Shinai" by Yasuko Sakata "Soshite Minna Iru" by Izumi Okaya "Ai no Machikado" by Tsuyako Haraniku (p. July 2007 issue Mystery Magazine) "Soshite Dare ka Inaku natta" by Shinji Ohara "Inu wa Kanjou Shikiremasen" by Chuuya Chikazawa "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" by Keita Yatera "Koko Chiyoi Basho" by Asami Shimoda "Seinaru Shinnyuu" by Masakazu Ishiguro "Mahou Shoujo Time-chan Sono 2 Jiryuuya no Kai Jiken" by Akihito Yoshitomi "To, Aru Hi no Watashi to Takeru" by Natsujikei Miyazaki "Mugen Shinshi (Eigyou-hen) Come Mad and Go–Saa Ki Chigai ni Narinasai" by Yosuke Takahashi

Kiryuin Hanao is the idol of her school. But when she suddenly becomes a giant she is forced to return to her old ways to protect her city. Alongside her friend Takezou Watanabe, will she be able to save the world? NOTE: There is no chapter 13.

Heartthrob is going to save the world?! From a life-size high school girl, a new girl of the century has finally appeared. Mitsushima Hikaru (15) is a run-of-the-mill freshman who holds an unrequited love towards her senpai (a sophomore) from the astronomy club. But one day, after she makes a wish upon a falling star, she becomes fused with the star (alien) for some reason. Hence, she obtains the strange ability to grow into a giant. That is when Hikaru's life goes for a complete change, as she begins to do battle as a giant heroine?!