I Dont Cry.

Two guys living in one apartment. Which kind of things would they share with each other, which ones would they keep to themselves? Would they laze around together, eat together, maybe cook together or even sleep together..? Find out for yourself with this heart-pounding room share.

Himeno Aki, youngest member of idol unit "Za-G," is frustrated with the group's decline in popularity, and the other members' lack of enthusiasm. To top it all off, their manager suddenly steps down. Replacing him is Kasahara, a man with a soft smile and an air of unreliability. Former idol and manager; a chance encounter with destiny. Set in the same universe as [union](https://mangadex.org/title/011f25ed-2e8a-4c1e-8ce8-2e699c2c7c37/union), the two stories are not exactly related, although there is some character overlap. Source: MangaUpdates

Ever since Tsubaki Tarou, who lives alone in the city, was coincidentally reunited with his childhood friend Hiraiwa who is now divorced (with a child), his life started to subtly change. Tsubaki naturally integrates himself into Hiraiwa and Fumio's family, slowly adding colour to their lives. A heart-warming story depicting the warm interaction between people and their tender lives.

Scenes from the day to day life of "Ketchuppers," a band named for its lead guitar player Wakatabe's love of ketchup. Besides steadfast singer Hashitani (Tani), flaky Wakatabe (Waka) is accompanied by Tachin, Sakai and Hino. Together since high school music club, they’ve hit the big time thanks to their talent and the efforts of their manager, Ida.

Kurumizawa wants to get back to the land, so he leaves Tokyo, buys a ramshackle house in a mountain village, and starts farming. He has a lot to learn, though, so he’s lucky to meet local furniture maker Usa, who shows him around and helps him renovate his house. Note: Despite its serialisation in Opera magazine, there is no explicit BL content in this story.