From Strawberrie:
As a child, Joon-young was always teased because his mother owned a bar that served Americans. When he meets Hae-in, a blind girl, they become childhood sweethearts and he vows to always protect her. However, Hae-in and her mom take off one night, leaving Joon-young and his promise behind. Hae-in later meets Gun-woo, the rich son of a CEO. Among these three, a tragic love triangle begins to form...

Is a manga which Miyazaki wrote for a newspaper targeted for children. It is more of a graphic novel than a manga, since most of the text are written outside of the frames and there are very few dialogue bubbles (though towards the end of the story, it moved closer to the traditional manga style).

The surprisingly dark story deals with the devastation of war, betrayal, and the ugliness of the human nature under desperate situations, including deaths of several characters. One can see the influence of TEZUKA Osamu in the art style of this manga (as in most of the manga written in this time), but you can also clearly see the style and motives you find in Miyazaki's later works such as "Nausicaä". In a sense, this is a prototype of "Nausicaä".

From Delish Scans:

"For you I will sing... for your eternal repose."

A requiem draws the dead. A requiem draws the night. A requiem singer is cursed.

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Tsuki, a requiem singer, often mistakenly called "Death", meets San, a girl who wants to die.

This is a tempestuous and heartbreaking love story about Ayuta, a rounin who aspires to attend an art university, who, in a jam-packed train, falls in love with Haruhi, a psychiatrist eight years his senior.

This is the manga adaptation of the Naoki Award-winning Murayama Yuka's bestseller.

A spin-off of the series Ginga Densetsu Weed, Weed Gaiden is a collection of stories about multiple dogs and the trials they face. One story focuses on a character from the main series--Mel--and his journey to reunite with Weed at Ohu after his mother dies.

A kingdom in the middle of the desert is the last city of humans that were against the Sand People. However, their next king, Kirameki, didn't want to fulfil the throne. The Sand People took the chance to kidnap the prince and replace him with an imposter, Kirameki's half-brother, Saga, who is a half human and half Sand Person. Kirameki was made to do hard labour then. However, he came back on the day of the Water Festival to get back his kingdom with Serafita (Water Goddess)'s help.

oneshot Stonehedge included, probably not scanlated.

Sakura Gari is a Taishou Era romantic story, ten years in the making. It centers around the 16 year old Tagami Masataka as he is aiming to find his place in life. While attempting to start prep school as a rounin he encounters Saiki Souma, the son of a distinguished noble of the Saiki Koushyaku family and becomes part of the Saiki household.

It seems as though this will be the story of Tagami's life, taking us through both him growing up physically and emotionally.

A collection of short stories:

1. Kimi ni Utsuru Hoshi

2. Futari no Aida no Ao

3. Yozora no Hate made

4. Nanadome no Gomenne (The Seven Things I'm Sorry For)
Stuttering, recluse Tooru believes he has seven things he's sorry for. His twin brother Satoru knows all but the seventh... the very one that may shatter their way of life.

5. Koi no Awai no

6. Afuretara Saigo (also included in Syrup! - Bitter)
Segawa and Kousaka have been best friends forever. When Segawa tells Kousaka that he likes men, that doesn't stop them from being friends.... but perhaps it's because Kousaka actually loves him. But Segawa is stuck on a man he saw at a gay park...

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From An Endless Story:
Popular stories from fashion magazine Zipper have made their way into a special book.

Letter by Hazuki Kanae
"Who are you?"
On a certain day, she discovered a letter left in her school desk...

My Best by Fujisue Sakura
"I can't touch him, because we are friends."
Where will these unsuppressable feelings lead us...

Miss You by Kumiko Saiki
And the day they part ways finally arrives...

Goodbye, I'll See You Tomorrow by Tomoko Noguchi
Yasaki, who finally gets a boyfriend, now has to enter into a long distance relationship! Even though she thought that the pain of not being able to see him was the same...

CHERRY by Matsumoto Nanako
The only person that would suit her is someone as extraordinarily popular as she is, right!? The person in question should definitely be...

To the You Who is Here by Haneda Ibuki
Does she still seem like a child to her older boyfriend?
All she wants is for him to glance her way...

Hayama Makoto is tormented by sightings of shinigami*, Asano Mitsuki dwells on his dead sister's shadow, and Koumoto Yaeko longs for the love of her life―these are the heart-rending yet tender tales of the people whose thoughts dwell on life and death, and of the white Shinigami Momo.

*Shinigami (死神) is a figure in Japanese culture responsible for collecting the souls of the dead, and literally translates to "god of death."

The Soichi Front
The story is a direct continuation of "Secret of the Haunted Mansion" from the first Yami no Koe.

Soichi's Beloved Pet
This story is about Soichi, the devilish boy that Ito has written about in a number of his other stories, and the events that unfold when his family adopts an abandoned cat.

In The Valley of Mirrors
There is bitter enmity between two villages, facing each other across a river. But instead of erecting walls and battlements, they both decided to put up mirrors. What could this mean? And where did all the people disappear to, all those years ago?

Anything but a Ghost
While driving on a mountain road one night, Shigeru finds a girl covered in blood.

Library of Illusions
Koko lives with her husband Goro in a giant mansion full of books. The books are a family heirloom, and he’s fiercely protective of them, so it would really suck if something were to happen to them...

Songs in the Dark
Ever had a song stuck in your head? Of course you have, there’s probably one there now. But what if it didn’t go away? Days, weeks, months, the same song 24/7.

Splatter Film
A bunch of stoned slackers get hooked on delicious honey, with delicious results.

The devastation caused by the Kantou Hell Quake sunk the buildings in the center of Tokyo deep beneath the waves. A great number of human lives and and a great deal of property sunk along with them. There's no shortage of people aiming to claim these sunken valuables. Many of those people are pirates, who arrived from overseas in salvage ships of unknown nationality. Every night, these pirates raid the chain of small islands, which all that remains of the Kantou region, and assault the survivors.
However, there was no one who was able to stand against the pirates! It was a completely lawless zone. It was Japan, but not Japan: A land and a people completely forsaken by their country.
That is, until Violence Jack rises from the ocean to help the islands' inhabitants fight the pirates and their allies, the New Shu Army.

Collection of short stories:

• Sheherazade
Youko just started working as an office lady at a new company. According to the gossip, Shinogami, her boss, is cursed and any girl who gets involved with him will die. After a lively welcome party, a drunken Youko wakes up in Shinogami's bed. What will become of her and this gorgeous man?

• Sheet no Sukima
Momoko and her boyfriend go to apply for a marriage registration form, but the man at the public office, Hisame, is so rude that he offers them a divorce registration form as well! One month later, Momoko returns and...?

• Yoru no Bannin
Maya consistently stays late at night at the office to finish her work, which earns her a nickname from the security guards. One guard in particular won't allow her to stay despite her cries of saying that she'll be done in 5 minutes. However, he notices that she's been getting thinner and decides to make her lunch?! What exactly is going on?
(Sidestory to Chou yo Hana yo)

• Blanc
Girl is getting married soon and goes to visit her cousin that she grew up with. However they're closer than just family.
(Also included in Kinjirareta Ai no Kajitsu)

• Kizuato
A woman whose husband was killed in a car accident sexually abuses her handsome servant.
(Also included in Kinjirareta Ai no Kajitsu)

• Izayoi
Tsukiko is driven to suicide, while Akito tries to keep her away from her doctor. But what is Akito's relationship between Tsukiko and the doctor; what is the doctor's real identity and who exactly is Akito?

From ShoujoMagic:
A collection of short shounen-ai stories by Mizushiro Setona, all connected by the theme of plantlife.

[STORY 01] (English Title) Breakfast (Japanese Title) ブレックファスト (Romaji Title) Burekkufasuto
The tale of a boy who displays the symptoms of man-eating syndrome.

[STORY 02] (English Title) The Tale of the Ring (Japanese Title) 指輪物語 (Romaji Title) Yubiwa Monogatari
The tale of two boys who are dating each other and mutually hiding the fact that both are dating their teacher, who frets because a ring has been lost.

[STORY 03] (Japanese Title) Honey β
The tale of a flower that blooms by inhaling memories. But even if our memories are taken from us, some precious things are never forgotten. "I don't fear losing my memory if I can feel this way again tomorrow..."

[STORY 04] (English Title) Undying Illness (Japanese Title) フジノヤマイ (Romaji Title) Fuji no Yamai See "Mister Mermaid," story 2.

[STORY 05] (English Title) Aconite (Japanese Title) トリカブト (Romaji Title) Torikabuto

A boy trying to commit suicide finds a zombie girl that tries to stop him from killing himself.

From Sumie:

A love story between two souls separated by their stations in life, in the form of a tattoo.

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"Even if we stopped seeing each other, my soul would always be with you."
A man visits a certain tatoo artist. A vivid love story of surreptitious, yet intense longing of two souls.

Chapter 1: Shirube no Michi
Mao's life is far from normal: she attracts spirits and constantly has to keep her father from losing his soul! One day, she meets a man who claims to be a "guide for lost souls" and explains that he has come for her father!?

Chapter 2: Illusion Orangery
Mao's still working for the mysterious spirit guide. One fine day, the smell of oranges lingering in the air accompanies our young psychic on an odd game of hide-and-seek in a haunted house.

Chapter 3: Heaven's Fairy
Shinobu’s plans for the summer are ruined when her mother sends her off to her grandparents' countryside home. Bored and friendless, she prepares herself for a joyless vacation, but soon discovers that she has something in common with her grandfather: something quite magical!

Chapter 4: Foxfire
Miya knows she was found abandoned at a shrine and adopted by her current parents. Though she lives a happy life now, her birthright comes calling on her one day in the oddest of fashions.

Chapter 5: Box
"As long as these white walls confine me, I am safe."

Chapter 6: Angel's Ladder
The twisted - but oddly touching - relationship between a healthy and normal girl and her sickly and spiteful older sister.

Note: These oneshots ran in different magazines categorized as josei, seinen, or shoujo. The majority of them were josei, hence the demographic of the series.

Follow the friendship of Tetsu and Gorou from the Koushien to adulthood.

From Tokyopop:

Legends say that when it snows, it is because the snow princess is crying. A collection of five tragic tales, all connected by the bond of snow. Shirahime-syo is CLAMP's tribute to traditional Japanese form and storytelling.