Owatte miru no mo Warukunai

Riku planned to move to Kyoto, together with his childhood friend Momoka. Instead, his parents have him betrothed to the cuddly Tanuki princess Miyo! She can turn into a woman, but being a human is quite difficult: Miyo cooks scrambled eggs with their shells, washes herself in the washing machine and sometimes nibbles on a grasshopper. But thanks to Momoka, she quickly learns what jealousy is.

They haven't done anything yet - A story about a serious, simple, unadorned young man who wears nothing but the purest of clothes, never dreaming that he would fall in love . Until he meets a fragile girl working at a bento shop one day. This is a story about how a man and a woman who have never been in a romantic relationship before , start their newlywed life.

School life never fails to be an alluring theme to the reader. Even more so if there's romance involved. Musunde Hiraite chooses to take a quite innovative path in the description of high school romance, as it doesn't simply focus on a single character's pubescent worries, but rather has a school-wide purview.

Boys chase after Nao, the popular girl, but she has only ever had her eyes on her childhood friend Akio. Depending on Akio, her first love could be a sweet story, or simply a prologue to a new beginning.