After being killed, my next life is that of a rich family’s daughter who’s hated by the public!? Moreover, it’s several years in the future... more>> after I died, what’s with that? Besides, I don’t have any idea about the female lifestyle. I was a man, alright? I’m hesitant about living life in her place. But living like she would will only lead to ruin and I’m not into that. In that case, there shouldn’t be any problems with me living her life the way I want now, should there? Involving both the past and the present, the curtain rises for the chaotic struggles of the replaced young lady. <<less

Fun things are good things! That's the favorite saying of Yasaburō, third son of the celebrated Shimogamo tanuki clan. Risking the good name of his... more>> family, Yasaburō runs wild with his brothers all over the city of Kyōto, where their archrivals, the Ebisugawa clan, hold sway. But things aren't all rosy for the inexperienced tanuki siblings: Yasaburō's mentor, a tengu, has fallen head over talons for a beautiful human woman, and their perfidious tanuki rivals are hatching a dastardly plot. Betrayal, strife, and fluffy love await in Morimi's fantasy masterpiece. <<less

The old family falling into ruin-the Seikanji family. The eldest son, Kunitaka, is by chance reunited with his childhood friend, Ryouichirou, the son of a... more>> servant. The pair were separated from each other by a trivial misunderstanding, and from their reunion, Kunitaka, leading a constrained life, seeks comfort in Ryouichirou, and is drawn to him.
However, Ryouichirou has a grave secret, one that is a matter of life and death. Kunitaka, upon knowing this, offers his body to Ryouichirou, trying to save him… <<less

Koushun Takami's notorious high-octane thriller envisions a nightmare scenario: a class of junior high school students is taken to a deserted island where, as part... more>> of a ruthless authoritarian program, they are provided arms and forced to kill until only one survivor is left standing. Criticized as violet exploitation when first published in Japan—where it became a runaway best seller—Battle Royale is a Lord of the Flies for the 21st century, a potent allegory of what it means to be young and (barely) alive in a dog-eat-dog world. <<less