SHIGERU

"Mai" lost her mother at an young age, and began living with Ken. As the two grow up, they begin to see each other in a sexual light, and ultimately cross the line. "I can't be become a hindrance for Ken..." With that thought, Mai makes up her mind to marry another person... "Just a little more, please..."

7th grader Oshiro Shinobu, the daughter of one of Japan's old family lines, was seperated from her parents due to certain circumstances when she was only 6. Because of this she now lives with one of her distant relatives, Kouda Shougo, who is a teacher the at the school she now goes to. Aparently, a childhood friend by the name of Oku Saizou is transferring into Shinobu's class, but wait... This timid and hesitant boy in actually a ninja who serves Shinobu come for the sole purpose to protect her...?!

“It is said, there are other worlds than the one we live in… One of them is the fairy world.”My parents divorced when I was very young. I didn’t even remember what my father looked like. When I turned 14 years old, Mom finally let me go to Dad’s place. But what I found there wasn’t Dad, but a young man and a garden full of fairies, just like in Dad’s paintings…

Showa: A History of Japan, known in Japan as Comic Showa-shi (Japanese: コミック昭和史, Hepburn: Komikku Shōwa-shi, literally "A Comics History of the Showa Era"), is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Shigeru Mizuki. An autobiographical work, this manga describes the author's experiences growing up during the Shōwa period. The author is a veteran of the Japanese army, but his series is filled with critical views of Japanese and American militarism.

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[From Ivyscan]:Feeling rebellious toward his overprotective mother, Soma Mitsuya, a first-year high school student, only cares about his violin and his hospitalized grandfather. On the night his grandfather’s condition suddenly worsens, an earthquake hits, sending Mitsuya to 1921 in the Taisho era…

New oneshot published in the January 2019 of Comic Ran Twins magazine. First new publication after the authors death.