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From Kotonoha: Based on a script by the author of Old Boy and brought to life by the late manga genius Hirosuke Kizaki, Shoujo Nemu tells the moving story of Nemu, a young girl who dreams of becoming a manga artist. Even though people couldn’t tell because of her shyness, Nemu possesses extraordinary talent, but it’s not until her encounter with Goro, a veteran manga artist plagued with self-doubt, that she begins to realize the true nature of her passion. What follows is an unusual friendship that ends up changing both their lives.
A collection of short stories: 1-2. You're Hopelessly Cute Mikuni Renji had always been serious in every love relationship. It was his bad luck to meet with people who only used him for satisfaction. Ichinomiya Shinobu, the sadistic younger flower shop prince who was his company supplier, fell in love with the Mikuni through constant teasing. Trouble came when Ichinomiya met Mikuni and his ex-partner on the street. Would Mikuni get dumped again? 3. Useless Goalkeeper A friendly high-school student falls for his reclusive classmate. 4-5. Sorry, But I Love You The son of a "Mama" realizes his love for his coworker, who also happens to be a cross-dresser like the son's parent.
Following the daily life and adventures of Momoko-chan, an eccentric and carefree high-school girl.
Cute short story about Kuuchan the cat and his adventures at the animal hospital.
A girl who doesn't do her homework and dreams of becoming an amazing comic writer one day. In order to do that, she rushes to her to the place where the dreams begins!
His fiancee lost her parents so she will be living with the Hyeons, but Sang-Won is a middle school student and the fiancée is a 24 year old adult!? Sang-Won tries to deny that his fiancée is 9 years older than him, but seeing that she does not act her age, he then feels comfortable around her. His fiancée seems kind and innocent on the outside, but on the inside...
Mimika-san (Mimika Noma) and Yuzumori-san are friends. One day when running to High-school (2nd year) Mimika spotted a young girl playing with a cat. The young girl instantly captivated her, so she approached her and in panic stated that she was not a suspicious person. The young girl ran away. Later Mimika noticed that she dropped her wallet and went looking for it. The young girl sees this and helps her look for it. So begins Mimika's friendship with a elementary school girl (4th year).
The story follows Iwakura Kazumi, a man currently down on his luck after his company goes down. While trying to rebuild his business and in need of a place to stay, he takes up the caretaker position at the Maneki Neko Jinja, a small shrine built by his great-grandmother in honor of cats. But he soon finds out that he has to share the space with someone–or something; three bakeneko who have been living there for a long time, and who seem to know his great-grandmother. Now he has to learn how to deal not only with the three cats, but also with the people who come and go to the shrine.
Kenji Sakuragi is a poor lawyer and ex-motorcycle gang member looking for an opportunity to boost his career. His chance finally comes with the nearly bankrupt and notorious Ryuuzan High School, referred to as "baka gakkou" (stupid school) by some. There, he sets up a special class that aims to prepare students to take and pass the entrance exam of Toudai.
Kyoutaro is an up-and-coming photographer who is given the opportunity of a lifetime to shoot an ad campaign with his idol. But when one of his models calls out sick, it looks like he'll lose his chance. But who's that stunning guy arranging the flowers?
"Is our relationship really going to stay the same forever...?" "Or will everything we experience just be memories?" "How will everything come into a conclusion?" Together, they experience life, laughter, heart-warming romance, action and drama... The life they experience together now begins.
Three young anime voice actresses: Ichinose Futaba, Moesaki Ichigo and Kohana Rin, describing their everyday life in the Japanese anime voice acting industry.
