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Newly enrolled in the baseball team as a transfer student, Yamaguchi Tsutomu is assigned to the "D" team by the coach due to his weight and slow running ability. In contrast to the "A" team, where outstanding players dominate, the "D" team comprises of misfit players who do not anticipate any game time. Nevertheless, Yamaguchi remains resolute in his ambition of being a professional second baseman and refuses to lose hope.
The series depicts the casual daily life of Gouenji Shuuya, known as the “Flame Ace Striker“ and shows what the cool collected Gouenji is thinking about.
1. Anne-chan Tarou 2. Getsu, Sui, Kin wa Swimming (Monday, Wednesday, and Friday is Swimming) 3. Hanseishite Kameda-kun 4. Kirawaremono no Magiru 5. Madoka-san wa Shiranai
A very realistic manga about four high-schoolers and (illegal) bike races.
This series centers around a young female playing the sport of baseball.
Haruto is the child of the Hibiragi shrine's head priest. Kano, whose parents make tatami, lives beside the shrine and becomes interested in Japanese archery after watching Haruto exhibit his impressive abilities. Despite a tragic separation, the two reunite years later. The tale follows Kano and Haruto as they navigate the delicate boundaries of closeness and separation throughout their youth. The narrative adeptly portrays the complexities of adolescence, infused with an intense emotional atmosphere.
The story is set in the year Showa 44 (1969), and it centers around Takanori Jinguuji, the 27-year-old man who eventually become the head of the Japan Shogi Association in the main 3-gatsu no Lion series.
A series of mini-stories about all the Karasuno boys, but centered around KageHina. It starts with an argument about others calling Hinata by his first name, then a story about being competitive to arrive at the gym first, and ends with a pajama party!
