When I was younger, one of my best friends was Kyouko. She was a brash and hotheaded young girl who, even though she was a tomboy, was still loved by her peers. To be honest, it’s been a few years since I ...

Sudai Takashi is an employee of a candy company. After three years, he is promoted together with his new co-worker Kobayashi Chikako. Kobayashi is a person who is not sociable, is dull and shy. She also hide...

Local bullies tormented Kotarou when he was a youngster. They were the skilled wrestler Akari. Kanae, a basketball prodigy, and Shigure, a prodigy in video games. Every day, Kotarou competed against these th...

• Jimikoi (Plain Love) Wakana i.e "bakana" is your typical, flashy, yet not-so bright girl that loves plain boys! Kagano happens to be that boy, and when she confesses, she thought she may rejected, but he...

The usually quiet girl is moving her hips on her own. Asking me to go deeper. Letting me do whatever. Official English Translation

Furukawa Koto, the plainest girl in class, desperately wants the elusive Kishi-kun to look at her.

A sequel to This Plain Girl's Skirt Will Shrink by 0.1mm for Every Like, comprising a collection of stories revolving around Plainy and Gyaru's life during their high school years and in university. 1) Daig...

A manga about girls who have never left their hometown, and no matter how many misfortunes they encounter due to their ignorance, they keep saying, "My hometown is the best!" Twitter

Collected in a volume with similar stories.

Just your plain average high school girl, getting involved in yuri shenanigans.

Original Web Manga

There's a new tough guy transfer student in Tokyo. His name is Tokio and he's raring to see how scrappy the locals are. But when he comes face-to-face with a Japan-obsessed red-haired kid that won't leave hi...

Koto Furukawa is a plain girl who is always staying in a corner of the classroom silently and without trying to stand out. A girl like her quietly held feelings for a boy named Yuuta Kishi, a game otaku. She...

On the remote Pacific island of Okinan, there are no traffic accidents, because there are no cars. There is also no crime, electricity, radio, plumbing, or TV. The islanders live peacefully like this until o...