"In Tokyo, anyone can become the protagonist of a love story."
Nagao Kanji has recently moved to Tokyo, where he now finds himself uneagerly working at a small advertising firm. He reconnects with an old friend from back home, Mikami Kenichi, a medical student from a wealthy household who never lacks female company. For years, the two have shared a crush for their childhood classmate, the kindhearted and innocent Sekiguchi Satomi, who now also lives in Tokyo. Mixing things up is Akana Rika, an infectiously cheerful girl working at Kanji's company who decides that she will call him by the nickname of "Kanchi."
Tokyo Love Story is Saimon Fumi's masterpiece manga about the relationships between these four young adults living in bubble-era Tokyo. It was adapted into an extremely popular TV drama in 1991.
Tokyo Love Story has finished publishing and it has 46 Chapters. It is also Known as: 東京ラブストーリー, Tokyo Love Story
Genres: Romance , Drama , Seinen , Japan , Slice of Life
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Fish people have been welcomed to the town where the human girl Wakasa Otomi lives, and they are integrating well. The fish people can be identified by the physical marks of their fish species, though they take medicine to keep their lower bodies human rather than a fish tail. Otomi loves fish people, and is eager to meet as many as she can! One day, she meets a new transfer student, a lantern fish girl named Tsutsumi Anko. Anko is a bit self-conscious about being a deep sea fish, with a tail that is not cute like some other fish girls. At school, she and Anko deal with various fish problems that intersect with issues an ordinary human high-schooler would face.
Shinkaigyo no Anko-san has finished publishing and it has 27 Chapters. It is also Known as: 深海魚のアンコさん, Shinkaigyo no Anko-san
4. Maou ga Inaka ni Totsuidara
A girl who calls herself the Demon Lord falls onto an elementary school teacher living in the countryside, and they decide to get married!
A romantic comedy about a cute couple's life in the countryside, that happens to include the Demon Lord!
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Miyanaga Saki is a high-school freshman who doesn’t like mahjong. Ever since she was a child, she would lose her New Year’s gift money during her family mahjong game. If she won, her parents would be upset, and if she lost, well, she lost.
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Saki is currently publishing and has Chapters. It is also Known as: 咲-Saki-, Saki
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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 five students to take and pass the entrance exam of Toudai.
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1. Tokyo Love Story
"In Tokyo, anyone can become the protagonist of a love story."
Nagao Kanji has recently moved to Tokyo, where he now finds himself uneagerly working at a small advertising firm. He reconnects with an old friend from back home, Mikami Kenichi, a medical student from a wealthy household who never lacks female company. For years, the two have shared a crush for their childhood classmate, the kindhearted and innocent Sekiguchi Satomi, who now also lives in Tokyo. Mixing things up is Akana Rika, an infectiously cheerful girl working at Kanji's company who decides that she will call him by the nickname of "Kanchi."
Tokyo Love Story is Saimon Fumi's masterpiece manga about the relationships between these four young adults living in bubble-era Tokyo. It was adapted into an extremely popular TV drama in 1991.
Tokyo Love Story has finished publishing and it has 46 Chapters. It is also Known as: 東京ラブストーリー, Tokyo Love Story
