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Aung San Suu Kyi: Tatakau Kujaku ("Aung San Suu Kyi: The Fighting Peacock"), by cartoonist Akatsu Mizuha, was first released by publisher Oakla Shuppan as part of a series of manga on Nobel Prize winners. It depicts Suu Kyi's early life, examining the impact of the political legacy of her father, assassinated independence leader Aung San, and ends with her receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in 1991." - The Irrawaddy.

On the last day of the retreat, Yujin’s school moves to a neighborhood with an observatory to take graduation photos. However, unexpected events occur there… Will Yujin be able to return to everyday life? (This work is a secondary creation based on ‘Beautiful Gunbari’.)

With the girl I care about, with my childhood friend, with my teacher, with my senior. We get excited, we get depressed, we are happy about trivial things, and we are overjoyed to be together. Somewhere today, love is born. A coming-of-age ensemble drama depicting the various romances of girls.

Collection of short stories of darker and mature version of Grimm's fairy tales. - Covered in Cinders (KOTOKAWA Aya) The darker version of Cinderella.This is a oneshot is also in vol 9 of Cafe Minamiaoyama Kottoudoori. - Rapunzel (SAKAMOTO Mimei) SAKAMOTO presents a more mature version of the classic Brothers Grimm fairytale Rapunzel. - The Frog Prince (HASHIMOTO Noji) A more mature telling of the fairytale, The Frog Prince. - Vampire Fantasy (Hanamura Rie) A very creepy vampire story featuring a female vampire. - Other