A collection of tales:

1. Slim Kannon
2. Inu de Warui ka!!
3. Obasan to Issho
4. Ganbari-Masse (The End of the World)
5. Grand Father
6. Takarazuka e no Shoutai (Invitation to Takarazuka)
7. 1 or W - One or double
8. Happy Talk
9. Uchi ga Megami ja!!

This was Takahashi's first foray into manga for children. It follows MOON, a giant alien rabbit who is trying to get back to his planet. He lands in Japan and gets help from a young boy named Shota. The first few chapters revolve around Shota trying to overcome his fear of heights.

The story is set in a “land where two worlds intersect,” and it centers on “a strange romance between a boy and girl who meet by fate.”

Kana Hoshino - A star disappears due to her mistaken belief that she killed her producer.

This story was published to commemorate the record of Rumiko Takahashi’s manga series have printed over 200 million copies worldwide.

A series of slice of life oneshots involving families and relationships. One story is about a man who can see birds around unfortunate people.

Taken from VIZ:

Kosaku Hatanaka is the first pro boxer ever produced by Mukaida's Gym. He's also the bane of his coach's existence. Although he's constantly waging war against his appetite, Kosaku never met a meal he didn't like! Naturally, this plays havoc with his weight class. Junior bantamweight, bantamweight, junior featherweight... every time he moves up a class, his coach's hopes plummet. Isn't gluttony a sin?

Sister Angela is a young novice nun who's dedicated, passionate, and convinced that we should give peace a chance. Although she refuses to acknowledge it, it's obvious that Kosaku comes to St. Mary's for more than confession! He comes to see the smile of the beautiful sister, of course! Can her faith redeem the gluttonous appetite of the tempted lamb astride the scale?

A bitter, washed up manga artist receives a mysterious gift from a fan...

A one-shot by Takahashi Rumiko to celebrate the 45th anniversary of the Japanese semimonthly seinen anthology, Big Comic.

Legend has it that if a human eats a mermaid's flesh, they will be granted eternal life. But is that a blessing or a curse? Immortal lovers Yuta and Mana travel through Japan and the centuries longing for a normal life. On their journey, they meet others who have consumed the flesh of a mermaid in hope of becoming immortal. But the powerful substance affects each person differently. Yuta and Mana are two of the lucky ones. Others are fated to die or transform into a savage monster, a "lost soul." Mermaid Saga contains three of Takahashi's uniquely macabre mermaid tales, A Mermaid Never Smiles, The Village of the Fighting Fish, and Mermaid Forest. Each revolves around Yuta, who wanders for hundreds of years, seeking a mermaid to cure him of his immortality.

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Big Comic Spirits, Takahashi Rumiko released this short detailing where she got inspiration for her popular Spirits serial "Maison Ikkoku".

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An autobiographical short from 1978.Students of the Kazuo Koike manga school were given a graduation assignment with the topic of "My 24 Hours".The short originally ran in "Koike Kazuo Gekika Sonjuku".Kemo Kobiru is Takahashi Rumiko's college era psudonym...Kobiru is a Japanese anagram of "Rumiko".留(Ru) 美(Mi) � �(Ko) ====> � �　(Ko) 美(Bi) 留(Ru)http://www2j.biglobe.ne.jp/~k_asuka/sakuhin/kemono24.html

Takahashi Rumiko contributed this short autobiographic piece to the 2014 Big Comic Original Godzilla 40th anniversary special edition.

Six stories by Rumiko Takahashi:
- One Day Dream
- Graffiti Pop
- Dutiful Vacation / Giri no Vacance / Holiday-In-Law / A Compulsory Holiday (婆婆的假期)
- Help
- Red Bouquet
- Permanent Love

Travel into Japan's nuttiest apartment house and meet its volatile inhabitants: Kyoko, the beautiful and mysterious new apartment manager; Yusaku, the exam-addled college student; Mrs. Ichinose, the drunken gossip; Kentaro, her bratty son; Akemi, the boozy bar hostess; and the mooching and peeping Mr. Yotsuya.

Classic short stories from Takahashi Rumiko. Many are comedies.

Volume 1:
"Fire Tripper" (fantasy, romance)
A gas explosion sends high school girl Suzuko and toddler Shuu 500 years into the past. But she lost Shuu on the way, and as a result, Shuu ended up in the past 10 years before her, and is 15 years old when Suzuko arrives.
"Maris the Chojo" (comedy, sci-fi)
A destructive alien policewoman sees a kidnapped quadrillionaire as her ticket out of debt.
"Those Selfish Aliens" (comedy, fantasy)
Aliens, the government, and fishmen implant bombs in a poor paperboy.
"Time Warp Trouble" (fantasy)
Warriors from feudal Japan inexplicably pop into a high-school classroom.
"The Laughing Target" (drama, romance, supernatural, tragedy)
When they were children, Yuzuru Shiga and his cousin Azusa Shiga were engaged. Azusa aims to make sure that Yuzuru stays hers, no matter what, but Azusa also has a dark secret...

Volume 2:
"Wasted Minds (Dust Spot)" (adventure, comedy, fantasy)
Follows a pair of two bickering government agents, both of whom have special abilities. (A five-part mini-series)
"The Golden Gods of Poverty" (gag comedy)
An unfortunate boy's scientist parents try to use him to make money, but they only succeed in contacting the Seven Lucky Gods, who happen to also be broke.
"The Entrepreneurial Spirit"
A woman leads seminars for a get-rich quick scheme.

Volume 3:
"That Darn Cat" (slice of life)
Takahashi Rumiko remembers having to take care of her neighbor's cat.
"When My Eyes Got Wings"
A couple befriend a sickly child with a secret and his destructive pet bird.
"Wedded Bliss" (comedy, romance)
A wedded couple can only let out their tension from working all day by fighting with one another, until their neighbors threaten to have them moved.
"Sleep and Forget"
A girl relives a past life involving her lover and an evil witch back from the dead in the form of a dog.
"A Cry for Help"
A fairy gives a boy a frightening split personality thanks to the wind-up key she inserts in his neck.
"War Council"
Student councils go to war with one another over a stamp.
"The Face Pack"
A man can change his appearance at will and leads a "masters of disguise" club.

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A sophisticated collection of tales, ranging from the macabre to heartwarming to wacky. The trials and tribulations of daily life.
Volume 1: P no Higeki
Volume 2: Senmu no Inu
Volume 3: Akai Hanataba
Volume 4: Unmei no Tori

What would you do if a tiger skin bikini-clad alien followed you to school every day? Poor Ataru's life has never returned to normal since volatile extraterrestrial princess Lum fell for him. Now an excruciatingly wealthy and genteel rival, Mendo, adds to Ataru's torment. Not to mention an unending stream of extraordinary classroom visitors and educational materials including incompetent cherry blossom spirits, a legendary nightmare-eating tapir, and a fourth-dimensional camera that breeches alternate realities.

Note: In 1981, this series received the Shogakukan Manga Award.
Won the 18th Seiun Award for Best Comic (1987).

[From Viz]:
Being a teenage martial artist isn't easy, especially for Ranma Saotome, who went through a major transformation on a training mission with his father. After an accidental dunk into a legendary cursed spring in China, Ranma now changes into a girl every time he's splashed with cold water. That would be enough to complicate anyone's life, even without the arranged fiancée who doesn't like him (or says she doesn't) and the constant stream of rivals and suitors for both his male and female forms. What's a half-guy, half-girl to do?