Ohno Fumi is a poor 2nd year high school student. Because of her father's debts, she's kicked out of her own home and has to rely on her own connections to survive. Thus begins her life as a live-in housekeeper for a reclusive writer.

"Be pure! Be just! Be beautiful!" That is Tsubaki’s motto! She’s cute and tries very hard, but sometimes she’s just wide open. Aiming to be a graceful woman in the future, her ideas clash with reality! Let’s explore Tsubaki’s daily life in this comedy!

Yufuin Shizuka is a garçon at the Cafe Tsubaki-kan. He's gorgeous, elegant, and gives superb service. He just has one weakness - girls! Just looking into a girl's eyes or being touched is enough to completely fluster him. Unfortunately, the owner's granddaughter is going to be running the cafe, and when she finds out about his problem, she decides that he shouldn't be working there!

Shingo, the son of a well-known family, is sold to Maruyama's red light district male brothel, "Tsubakirou", to pay off his family's debt! Furthermore, the ill-mannered man he encountered days before, Senichirou, is there?

That arrogant manner of his, etched into his heart and he is unable to defy that man he was placed under; Senichirou. Shingo would be trained by him to become a top class courtesan!?

Tzubakisaki High School is an extremely strict girls high school. This year, the school has banned all students from going to annual festival, and two of the girls have promised a date to their boyfriends/crush!

Former Air Force Master Seargeant Kamoi Tsubame tries changing careers to finally get cute girls to wear her cute self-designed clothes.
To that end she tries to get a job in the Takanashi household as a maid and babysiter to Yasuhiro Taknashi's spoilt daughter Misha Takanashi, as it seems that her mother is no longer present.
Misha has successfully gotten rid of previous maids through playing delightful pranks like throwing mud, laying out banana peels to slip on and lighting the washed clothes on fire. In face of the newest applicant boasting that she has military experience, Misha even thinks about researching bomb making.
Fun times ahead!

Full color manga drawn for the purpose of "expressing the beauty of Japan". It is a collection of several slice-of-life stories of girls living in various locations in Japan, set against beautiful man-made and natural scenery that surrounds them.

The story revolves around Taiga, who doesn't have memories from further back than two years ago when his parents died in an accident. He lives with his sister, Tsubame, whom he finds out is from outer space with the job of protecting him as he possesses the Origin Heart.

A new highschool student with a complex about her height - Tsubame.

Being unathletic and clumsy she seeks to join a cultural club, and despite her height she gives off the persona of a small and shy girl. Enter her upperclassman, Ibis, a small girl with a big presence, who suddenly invites her to the basketball club?!

From Rayns&Lele Scans:

For the second son Takeda Yoh, love is to be able to choose "the one" who stands above all others, to choose the her who is the most precious to him, and the her who he wants to protect the most. He found love in Tsubame, an adopted sister, and everything was fine...
...until his two brothers confessed their feelings to Tsubame. It's time for her to make her choice. Who will be her precious "one"?

"The only person who I can give happiness to... The only person who I like is..."

From Storm in Heaven:
Daisuke took a step. He was asked to join the Tokko (aka Kamikaze) and he accepted, offering his life to his country. Set during the very end of World War 2, this story begins when Daisuke decides to die and tells the reader why he decided to make such an extreme decision. Was it for his country, was it for peace, or was it because everyone else made the same choice? What's in a man's mind when he knows he's going to die? Even in this rather tragic scenario, there is still hope -- perhaps in a picture of your mother, or in a girl, or maybe in the future...

From Summer Rain and Senpai Scans:

Sonokawa Tsubasa - 15 years old.
A bubbly, energetic girl who's called 'stalker' by a lot of her classmates because she chases after the guy she wants relentlessly. After getting rejected by an upperclassman who saved her at the train station, she decides to help her childhood friend, Yuri, with her job as the basketball club's manager. There, she meets quiet, unobtrusive Akkey...

Taking place at the end of the 22nd century Earth, the world is cold and hard. After being wracked with many wars the earth has become infertile, civilized conveniences are controlled by the military, top corporations, and high ranking officials. Most people survive through sheer stubbornness and are surrounded by crime and poverty. The story follows the ex-thief Kotobuki who travels trying to find an honest job so she can leave behind her thieving ways. She's followed by the genius Raimon who used to chase after her when he was a military commander and now has quit to follow his dream of being with her. Constantly interfering in their dream to forget being a thief and ex-militia are people seeking "Tsubasa" the legendary device said to be able to grant wishes. It was said to have appeared a long, long time ago, granted everyone's wishes and then disappeared for parts unknown. Now all types seek it and try to use Kotobuki's and Raimon's skills to achieve it.

The story opens with Syaoran and Watanuki communicating via Mokona, and it picks off exactly from xxxHolic Rei's chapter 38. Syaoran had contacted Watanuki to retrieve some items that were unavailable in his world, that he needed for his quest. To achieve this task, Watanuki had travelled to a world where both the shop and Yuko existed. For him to live in such a world would have created a paradox (since he is now the "Owner" of the shop), so he needed to be "his old self", by forgetting his memories and taking Doumeki and Himawari's memories with him. Syaoran realizes that this request had given Watanuki pain and apologizes for it. He chose to forget but eventually he remembered everything. Watanuki knew she wasn't the real Yuko, so he chose to leave her.

A dull university student, Sousuke-kun’s only comfort lies in messaging Tsubasa-chan, a girl he met on a dating app. A cute and kind girl, talking to her only leads to good things for Sousuke. But who is Tsubasa-chan, really?
During their messaging, by chance when sending a casual message, Sousuke opened the curtains to the play of his own hell.
The fated girl, “Tsubasa-chan”, has set out to destroy his everything. So begins the unpredictable suspense story!

Sakura is the princess of Clow - and possessor of a mysterious, misunderstood power that promises to change the world. Syaoran is her childhood friend and leader of the archaeological dig that took his father's life. They reside in an alternate reality where whatever you least expect can happen - and does. When Sakura ventures to the dig site to declare her love for Syaoran, a puzzling symbol is uncovered - which triggers a remarkable quest. Now Syaoran embarks upon a desperate journey through other worlds - all in the name of saving Sakura.

A bimonthly yuri anthology/magazine. (Only oneshots with no page of their own listed)
Volume 1: • Love Fool, by Hattori Mitsuru An extremely short one-shot about two girls playing around in the water. • Camel, by Miyauchi Yuuka About addiction. • A Passing Story, by Ohtomo Megane A school doctor recounts a romance from her own school days
Volume 2: • Heart Ablaze, by Miyauchi Yuuka Its about the pain and conflicting emotions of unrequited love
Volume 3: • Unbalance, by Kigi Tatsumi Set in the same school as "Runner's High" from Tsubomi volume 1. It focuses on the interaction between the track team captain and the student council.
Volume 4: • Michi, by Yoshida Mikiko About a girl who's worried that her girlfriend doesn't trust her. • Triangle of Love, by Ogawa Kidari
Volume 5: • Roche Limit, by Sekiya Asami • The Snow Princess, by Mizutani Fuuka
Volume 6: • Scissors and Fingers, by Inugami Sukune A girl tells a hairdresser about the feelings she has for a certain someone. • Massaging the Woman I Admire, by Amano Shiro Its about women who work in a salon. A trainee has to massage a senior employee as part of her work evaluation, so she picks the one she has a crush on.
Volume 8: • God and the Rainbringer, by Yoshida Chiyu About a person that believes she can produce rain, a "Rain Woman".
Volume 9: • Under, by Kazuto Izumi
Volume 11: • Cotton Candy Love, by Tendou Kirin A woman steps in when she sees a girl being bullied.
Volume 12: • My Beloved Kawano-san, by Acutta Fumie About a woman who's in love with a co-worker. The Ocean Meets the Sky, by Koume Keito
Volume 13: • Monologue Love, by Shimano Yae A girl is insecure about her relationship.
Volume 14: • First Love, by Suga Atsushi A girl in the calligraphy club received a love letter. * Another Kiss, by Yurihara Aki April is a vampire and she's currently freeloading at Hikari's home.
Volume 16: • Aoi Honoo Kaoru Tsuchi, by Naruko Hanaharu A girl joins the pottery club to find out who made a vase she saw.
Volume 21: • December's Melting Snow, by Kobano A sweet story about a disillusioned young woman and a lonely but cheerful girl on Christmas

Tsubura is an ordinary high-school girl who has an obsession with the girl idol group Caramel Angel. She's a little embarrassed of the extent of her fascination, particularly because she doesn't seem like the kind of girl who would fawn over idols. In the privacy of her own home, though, she blissfully hangs out in her C☆A-postered room and never misses their music performance on TV.

Then, on one unlucky day, she accidentally breaks her family's TV. Her mother is in no rush to replace it, and Tsubura doesn't have the money to do it herself. How will she overcome this terrible crisis and get her fix of Caramel Angel?!

Short extra chapter about Tsuda and Endou from Endou-kun no Kansatsu Nikki.

Published separately

Sixteen-year-old Yanagisawa Yae is our very optimistic heroine. Even when she was given only two options to pick from—either to move overseas with her parents due to their jobs or to move to the countryside to stay closer to her grandparents, she chose the latter. As she looked up the apartment she would be moving into, she ended up in a shrine. Since she is in the shrine anyways, she offers her prayer and tries out the fortune-notes. Incredibly, she picks up a "very good-luck" fortune-note yet it has only bad lucks written on it. The next day, despite of all her optimism, Yae finds herself struggling as misfortunes befall her one after another…