Iyashikei - Page 2

When a dragon falls short of his clan's lofty terror expectations, he is exiled. Hunting for a new residence, he quickly discovers that life as a timid legendary being is incompatible with that of a wanderer. Within a mystical domain brimming with imaginary entities, including elves, dwarves, and other inhabitants, where he is coveted by all, locating an appropriate dwelling proves to be an added obstacle.

Machio Hiraku, who passed away at 39 due to an illness, is granted the chance to venture into an alternate world. When God inquires about his desire to give him power, Machio pleads for a sound physique. His second request is to lead a tranquil existence, followed by a wish to comprehend the native tongue. Finally, he requests to become a farmer.

Although the adventure has ended, an elf mage has only just started comprehending the true essence of living. After successfully defeating the Demon King alongside her brave companions, Frieren, the elf mage enters a serene phase of her life. However, being an elf, she will outlast all her former party members who are mortal. Coming to terms with their mortality proves challenging; how does one find contentment in their own existence? Can they comprehend what humans' lives mean? Frieren embarks on a fresh expedition to find the answers. Additional Information: - This work attained the Grand Prize at the 14th Manga Taisho Awards. - The book was shortlisted for the 25th Annual Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize. - It placed third at the 7th Annual Next Manga Award.

Despite being perceived as attractive, composed, and aloof by his coworkers, this seemingly unapproachable salaryman reveals his affectionate nature as a devoted father and husband once he returns home. He engages in playful activities with his daughter and showers his beloved wife with kisses, highlighting the stark contrast between his facade and his actions. This heartwarming manga in vivid color celebrates the endearing qualities of a loving family.

Koharu and Minato, a long-distance couple, finally begin their long-awaited cohabitation. Their lovey-dovey daily life, even with their 10-year age difference, can heal anyone from the fatigue of regular life...!

Hitori Bocchi is plagued by severe social anxiety, causing her to struggle with conversation and turn to drastic measures to avoid social situations. She experiences cramping in her legs from overexertion, becomes overly confident when left to her own devices, and even vomits when under extreme stress. As she begins her journey in middle school, her sole friend, Yawara Kai, is attending a different school, leaving Bocchi to navigate new surroundings and make new friends in order to regain Kai's friendship.

Naoto, a "corporate slave," and Ren, a "host," meet at 5:00 a.m. at a beef bowl restaurant in the Kabukichou area of Shinjiku. They are complete strangers who just so happen to share breakfast each day side by side—a rather unusual relationship. A corporate slave whose day is about to begin and a host whose day has finally come to an end. This is a morning-routine story that depicts the only 15 minutes in which these two people, who live on opposite sides of the clock, cross paths!

During their sixth-grade year, Yukiya Asagi and Miku Sakura, best friends since childhood, devised a game aimed at embarrassing the other person by uttering the phrase "I love you" in turn. Even four years later, as they enter high school, the competition continues as they strive to outdo each other and emerge victorious. However, as they begin to develop deep emotions for each other, the seemingly simple phrase takes on a more profound significance that surpasses the boundaries of their game. Each day, their urge to move beyond mere friendship intensifies, yet both are reticent to make the first move, uncertain of what lies ahead once the contest finally ends.

As I woke up, I found myself in a strange realm with a young lady I didn't recognize. It seemed like I had been transported to another world, and I felt a rush of excitement at the prospect of all the exhilarating adventures I might have. But unfortunately, my excitement was short-lived as I soon discovered that I couldn't speak a word. To my surprise, my summoner was an adorable demon lord, as far as I could tell. In this love comedy that's based on communication difficulties in another land, we had to rely on gestures to make sense of each other's words.

"You love your own home the best." Today is the day you make of it. Both days you've enjoyed and days you didn't. This place always wraps you up snugly. The many small happinesses scattered about your daily life. Popular illustrator Chiaki Ida presents depictions of warm daily lives with homes.

With fervent enthusiasm, Cocoa pays a visit to the Rabbit House cafe, a familiar dwelling for her. She finds herself surrounded by a myriad of intriguing individuals - Chino, who may be small in size but is composed; Rize, who exudes a militaristic aura; Chiya, with doe-like eyes and a classical Japanese charm; and Sharo, who is both elegant and modest. Cocoa encounters all of them during her visit.

After dating for a year and three months, Yuuya Aida calmly suggests to his beautiful girlfriend Rio Aihara that they should move in together. Despite their busy work schedules and age difference, their love stands firm. Even now, whether they're playfully bickering over dessert or having serious discussions about their future, Yuuya and Rio still feel giddy around each other as if they just started dating. Their delightful everyday exchanges demonstrate the undeniable joy of being in a loving relationship.