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Mizuki Ashiya has such a crush on a track star named Izumi Sano that she moves from the U.S. to Japan to enroll in the all-male high school he goes to Pretending to be a boy, Mizuki becomes Sano's roommate...but how can she keep such a big secret when she's so close to the guy she wants? Mizuki and Sano are now a couple in private, but she fears what will happen when he discovers that she's not a boy. Meanwhile, the dorm leaders have learned there is a girl living among them at Osaka High, and they are determined to find out who it is
The award-winning, bittersweet sci-fi tale of a mysterious tunnel, time travel, and young summer love that inspired an anime film. Don't miss the original light novel and the light novel Wait For Me Yesterday in Spring (by the same creators), both also from Seven Seas! Tono Kaoru heard a rumor: The
One Hundred Tales is a story about being careful what you wish for. Ichirui Hanri is an ordinary accountant servicing his master. Though innocent, he is ordered to commit hara-kiri after being entangled in some trouble in his master's house. Just then, a witch named Sudama appears. She signs a contr
Zoroastrianism was the prevailing belief system of the Persian Empire for hundreds of years and is still practiced in some parts of the world today. Relatively unknown today, this belief system was founded thousands of years ago and is arguably the world's first monotheistic faith. Many of the found
The Way of the Samurai: Unveiling the Heart of Ancient Warriors When you hear the word samurai, you might imagine fierce fighters wearing masks and wielding long swords. But there's more to samurai culture than just battles. Inazo Nitobe's classic text reveals that samurai were not only warriors but
Written by Japanologist Natalie Leon, this beautiful guide unlocks the secrets of Japan's seasonal culture to help you relish the seasons wherever you are. Since the Heian period, nature has permeated every aspect of Japanese culture in myriad ways; the Japanese literally eat, sleep and wear the sea
