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A man sees a girl with a raincoat on one day while he was playing his guitar in the streets. Later on the man meets the girl on the streets and he takes her home. All the chapters contains the same characters but each chapter focuses on a different set of characters. Contains nudity.
Shiina-kun no Torikemo Hyakka summary is updating. Come visit Mangakakalot.com sometime to read the latest chapter of Shiina-kun no Torikemo Hyakka. If you have any question about this manga, Please don't hesitate to contact us or translate team. Hope you enjoy it.
From MangaHelpers: A+ student Ichinose Taiyo is the brains of his class. His grades are always high, he's generally liked by his classmates and everyone thinks he will get into a good college then onto a financially well-off career. But his life long dream that no one else, not even his family, knows about is to be a manga author, which realistically speaking has near impossible odds of working out. The reasons why he keeps it a secret is because he'd rather not try if he's more than likely to fail and also because he doesn’t want to end up like his classmate Anezaki Runa. Runa is also aspiring to be a manga author but is obsessed with it to the point where everyone keeps a distance from her because of her anti-social and weird habits. But one day, Runa finds out about Taiyo’s secret and forces him to pursue his dream. Taiyo learns that throughout his life, he has cared too much about public perception which will continue to limit his ability as a manga author unless he opens himself up even if it means rejection. With Runa’s help, he learns to believe in his dream and show his true potential. [vyc]
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Azuma Yuki's anthology of unpublished stories.
The forbidden love between a samurai and a craftsman.
The plain and awkward high school girl Neneko makes a bold confession to her teacher, Teshigawara-sensei. But that brings on an unexpected circumstances...?
A collection of stories: 1-3. Koisuru Onnanoko wa Itsumo 4. Koi no Yukue wa 5. Candy Charm 6. And twinkle "Christmas sucks. Nothing good ever happens to me on that day." (Source: Delish Scans) 7. bit by bit A girl just wants to look good in front of the guy she likes! (Source: Delish Scans) 8. Shuuko-chan no Okashi (Shuko's Snack) Kenji Yashima has been receiving hand-made snacks from his neighbour, Shuko Kojima, who moved in when he was seven. Shuko was good at everything, and what he doesn't understand is why she would bother with a guy like him. (Source: iemonsy)
Minori is the manager of her high school's baseball club, which has been defunct up until five years ago. Even now, it's a little rough, since there currently are no seniors in the club at all! None of the second year players know why the club closed so many years ago, or about the baseball history all their fathers share...
Collection of short stories: -Spring Egg Chika’s house was actually just an old lodging house, but due to the location, her parents decided to turn it into a student dorm for the college students. One day, she meets her first love, Fujimori Tomohiro, a college student who will be living at her house! But, Chika’s mother had made him signed an agreement that he can’t go after Chika-chan?! How would their love bloom?! - Sunflower Girl - Happiness Faces South! - Prince and I - 2 Block Honey - Spring, Air, Sunday (From Ochibichan)
By the end of the 1980s Nae wants to become a journalist more than anything and to leave Japan for the country where everything is possible, the United States. Until he is able to fulfill his dream Nae shares his passion for American culture with his friends. Where will the road to America, so near yet so far, lead them, halfway between dream and disappointment? America describes the myth of the American Dream for young Japanese people who sometimes regard their traditions as obstacles between them and their dream. America is especially dear to Keiko Ichiguchi. In this book, she paints an inner portrait of young Japanese’s torments without falling into platitudes yet flirting with realism and tragedy.
