The story takes place at the real-life Kobe Kaigun Sōrenjo (Kobe Naval Training Facility) at the end of the shoguns' rule over Japan during the middle of the 19th century. Many of Japan's aspiring youths are...

It is the end of the Edo Era. It's been 250 years since the Edo Shogunate was established. The way people who've forgotten about war compete is to “gamble”… One day, Oomikami Kanra, a female instructor at a...

In an age of magic and sorcery, the world is divided between those who have supernatural powers and those who don't. Fighting for justice and against black magic and evildoers everywhere are the Sorcerer...

Sakuraba Sakurako is at the entrance ceremony of Neo Mogitori Academy, a school for training young ladies. She tries to enter the school with a dog as her companion, but the teacher stops her and she ends up...

A 4-koma gag manga based on Transformers.

The TRF Victorys are a team of Mini 4WD racers in the WGP competition, consisting of the main characters and representing Japan. TRF is an abbreviation for "Tsuchiya Racing Factory" (named for Dr. Tsuchiya...

New series celebrating 20th anniversary since the start of serialization of Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go!! in 1994. It features Go Seiba 20 years later.

Continuation of the original manga "Bakuten Shoot Beyblade" after 13 years since its publication ended.

Totta loves to fish. One day a bar soul named Potepen appears from the barcode on Totta's bag of potato chips. Together, Totta and Potepen use a special "Bakutsuri" bar rod item to fish for other bar souls...

A gang of thieves pulls off a major heist but soon finds themselves outmatched by a mysterious and dangerous adversary. As tensions rise, the group is forced into a high-stakes game of survival, where nothing...

When Mizuoka sneaks into the pool after hours for extra swimming practice, he's caught by his classmate Hino! Hino agrees not to tell anyone he's broken in, provided he teaches her how to swim. Mizuoka agrees...

DISCLAIMER: During it's initial serialization in Weekly Shonen Sunday, "Balancer" (バランサー) was originally titled "Jap" (ジャップ) but was then changed due to controversy. (from ebookjapan): The Netherlands... is not...