YOSHINAGA YUU

From Lovesick Alley: With a famous manga artist mom and a popular captain of the basketball club brother, Aoi grew up feeling inferior. With the help of her brother, Itsuki, and her classmate who is also Itsuki’s friend, Sena, their goal is to boost Aoi’s self-confidence by trying to fall in love with shoujo manga as a reference.

Minako entered in the same high school as her friend Shuu. And then she figured out that one of her classmate is the guy she loves: Takuma. She will have to make a choice between love and friendship. Included in this manga is a oneshot story called Sakura no Kioku in vol. 2: Her graduation ceremony is approaching. Because she wanted something else, she decided to break up with her boyfriend, but...

I'm bored of this every day life, is nothing good going to happen? Became an every day question. At that time it came, the fated love?

Senior high school student Mirai is surrounded by good-looking guys. One day, a mysterious fortune teller foretold that she would marry one of 3 guys… with whom does she share the red string of destiny…??

Love is complicated thing, Everyone always has someone that they love… The top most popular boy and girl in the grade: Hashida-kun and Kaneishi-san. No one knows if they are dating but, they look good together and rumours never cease to follow them. Chiyo recklessly harbours an unrequited love for this Hashida. She becomes acquainted with Hashida as their seats are next to each other and she also discovers that Hashida harbours an unrequited love for Kaneishi. However, Kaneishi also harbours an unrequited love for someone else.

Here, young people, girls and boys, are living under the same roof. Mahiro is living with other people for the first time and everything is making her nervous and exited! Will her destiny will change? Will she find love? Or something else...?

The two that want to be closer. A love story of a sweet adult romance...starts.

Tsujimura Aoi wouldn’t consider herself a main character by any means. Meek and insecure, she’s constantly alone, unlike her athletic older brother, Itsuki, or her mother, a famous shojo mangaka. Aoi doesn’t need to be the heroine, though—all she wants is a true friend. But Itsuki disagrees, and when he brings home Aoi’s effortlessly cool classmate Mizusawa Sena, the two concoct a plan to teach Aoi all about love, using shojo manga as their guide. Can this drab side character become an unparalleled female lead by falling for the perfect guy?