Hi ni Nagarete Hashi ni Iku

Sakurai Kazuaki. At age 38, he's single, overworked, and starting to feel a bit miserable about his life. One day a young college guy at a train station bumps into Sakurai and wrecks his magazine. Fate – or coincidence – has it, Minagawa happens to own the same magazine at home, and instead of apologizing for the damaged item, he invites Sakurai to his house and replaces it with his copy. "What an arrogant young kid he is!" Sakurai dislikes him immediately. Yet, despite feeling annoyed and frustrated by Minagawa's rude and arrogant behavior, Sakurai soon finds himself a frequent visitor of the secluded household…

Unpopular model Tadashi and the junior - yet much more popular - model Aki… Even though there's undoubtedly a distance between them but after the day the drunk Aki took Tadashi, Tadashi's heart won't stop trembling… Extra chapter is about their first meeting with each other.

1: Hamada Kamome 『さよなら恋ヶ窪』 2: Hidaka Shoko 『Magic Hour』 3: Abe Akane 『冬融ける』 4: Shimotsuki Kairi 『ROOM 303』 5: Madarame Hiro 『ノーセンチメートル』 6: Fuyuno Ikuya 『足下のスカイブルー』 7: Tanakamori Yokota 『好きになんかならない』 8: Kari Sumako 『春を待つ』 9: Chashibu Tam 『きみの好きとはちがう』 10: Rika Chimaki 『夜には愛を、春には桜を。』 An anthology ran alongside with [Kimikoi - Gakusei-hen](https://mangadex.org/title/2e1dfd86-f024-4f98-b272-bfc329c45696/kimikoi-gakusei-hen)

"A special cocktail that can only be ordered once a month" is the code used to spend the night with the owner of the bar, Ashihara. Introduced to this system by a colleague, Murakami had no idea that a simple one-night stand would lead to his becoming utterly obsessed with the cold, arrogant bartender. But Ashihara treats him no differently from any of his other 'customers'…How long can Murakami withstand the torture of being one among many others?

At only ten years of age, Akihito Kuze suddenly inherits the Kuze viscountship after his father's death. The family's capable butler, Tomoyuki Katsuragi, takes over the task of raising the boy, serving as his tutor. However, the handsome and intelligent Katsuragi, well respected even among the aristocracy, remains cool towards his charge. Akihito finds himself relentlessly drawn to Katsuragi, frustrated by the distance between them and driven to discover the reasons why.

From pastel rhapsody: This story begins at the end of the Meiji era. A story that creates a new breeze in a rustic long-established kimono store. A long-established kimono store Mitsuboshi (Three Stars) that once showed a great bustle. The third son, Torasaburou Hoshino, returned from England for the first time in three years. Although he's eager to make a new “three-star”, he is not welcomed by the shopkeepers. On the other hand, the mysterious man, Takatou, seems to know Torasaburou is moving independently to rebuild the Mitsuboshi business…

Two years have passed and Sakaki and Okada haven’t been getting along well as of late. Okada is determined to make things work, but the younger man remains dissatisfied. Where exactly did it all go wrong?

Two childhood friends and neighbours suddenly stopped talking to each other after summer break. What could have happened between these best friends who used to be joined at the hip?

Nishima is doing well at his prestigious company. However, after divorcing from a loveless marriage, his success at work seems empty. A chance meeting at a cafe brings him into contact with the owner, Miyama, an old high-school classmate. It seems that Miyama had forgotten him until he asks Nishima why he's no longer wearing a wedding ring.

Self-centered, prudent and down-to-earth Sakaki finds his peaceful days wrecked by an inner storm when he becomes completely attracted to a straight man. Well, it doesn't come as a surprise when Okada, a dark haired stylish beauty, calls his attention in their first meeting; Okada is truly a jewel in the crowd, and Sakaki is very appreciative of a well-groomed man. Besides, just watching can't do any harm… right? That is true unless you have to keep meeting that person and work together for weeks on end…