I love this series! Thank you CDJapan for packing this book with care! It arrived in excellent condition!

One of the few rare ones that have such a beautiful and touching story. Also BlueRay version has such stunning visuals.

This novel is a must have to those who love Japanese urban legends, psychological horror and also yuri. The interactions between the characters and how they deal with the horrors presented to them would keep you reading until the end.

Volume 2 picks up from where Volume 1 left, so if you are looking for more, this is highly recommended. The author really knows how to keep the readers looking for more with this one.

Excellent! Wonderful. Very fast, very clean, very good seller. Thanks you very much. I was very happy for this purchase, and it wasn't easy to find it on the web in europe (...) but i finally found it and it is great.

Cute little book with cartoonish, photographic and label stickers. Perfect for all your sumikko gurashi sticker needs!

Emballage, produit, livraison, service client: impeccable. Merci beaucoup J'ai ete ravie de mon achat

Emballage, produit, livraison, service client: impeccable. Merci beaucoup J'ai ete ravie de mon achat

EN: Tsubasa Bunko editions are for elementary scholl students, these contain simple texts, with full furigana cover for all kanjis, as beautifull illustrations by Japanese manga artists. As someone who is learning the language this kind of edition is a way to go for more complex reading. As a curiosity note, despite being called Bunko, they have the size of a Tanko manga. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PT-BR (Sem acentuacao): Edicoes Tsubasa Bunko sao focadas em estudantes do fundamental japones, todos os livros tem seus textos escritos de maneira mais clara e modernizada para os padroes atuais da lingua, assim como trazem furigana para todos os kanjis presentes. Estas edicoes tambem trazem belas ilustracoes por artistas de mangas. Como alguem que esta estudando a lingua japonesa, estas edicoes sao uma boa maneira de se desafiar com uma leitura um pouco mais complexa. A titulo de curiosidade apesar de trazer Bunko no nome, as edicoes tem o tamanho de mangas tanko.

A really good read if you're a fan of the story, looking for answers. There's 4 chapters: "The days of Inukashi," "A song from the past," "The days of Shion" and finally "The days of Nezumi".

Item came well - wrapped in a box and in good condition. Definitely a good source of Light novels to buy from.

Just like Japanese novels in general,t he book size exactly best size if I want to bring and read it outside! The font too exactly didn't make me boring. I think I could read it many times. But if you didn't used to reading a Japanese novels, the additional cover might be annoying but you could take it off. The content of the novel because the genre a little bit serious themed, the kanji might be hard for beginner Japanese leaner to reading this novel.

Just like Japanese novels in general, the book size exactly best size if I want to bring and read it outside! The font too exactly didn't make me boring. I think I could read it many times. But if you didn't used to reading a Japanese novels, the additional cover might be annoying but you could take it off. Actually this book didn't same as the other novels, because its content was just like short story collection. But after all the story was great thing to read!

This book takes a Lacanian psychoanalytical approach to otaku subculture with a special focus on the phenomenon of the fighting bishoujo. The analysis is pretty indepth, and though they are explained in the book you might want to consult some secondary sources for the Lacanian terminology, such as the Big Other. Still, the analysis itself is trenchant and thought-provoking; it might be familiar to someone who has read Zizek, another Lacanian. However, a lot of the book is taken up by a genealogy of the fighting bishoujo, which is divided up into several subgenres. It's interesting in itself as far as it goes, but might be too simplified. The sections on Henry Darger are also fairly interesting as a case study and example of how Japanese media tropes present as radical 'outsider' art in the west. If you want a more nuanced view of Otaku, that starts from the premise that it's hardly easy, and in fact counterproductive and delusional in itself, to idly suggest that otaku are just 'seperated from reality', you will find some interesting ideas here. "Otaku know reality the best of anyone" is a controversial theory perhaps, but Saitto makes a good case for it.

I'm really happy that I can purchase this book from CdJapan. It's hard to find it on other websites. The price is great as usual. The quality of the book is excellent. Packaging, shipping is great too.

The moment I did read that title I thought it would be a very fantastic history. I really suggest this book for all the people who like a casual history with a lot of feelings.

I don’t usually read romance/slice of life novels very often. Rather I rarely do. Though, this time, I broke this habit of mine by buying this book, ‘I want to eat your pancreas”, by sheer curiosity, wondering about the reason behind it being one of the best sellers of its year. The result? I understood that reason very well to the point of shedding a few tears. This novel was absolutely magnificent. Besides its easy-pacing that suited my preference, I think the most important element that made it outstanding was the writing. Like the way the protagonist is called by his surroundings implying their impressions and feelings towards him, and how it was used to describe the change of these feelings throughout time or the wonderful idiomatic title-drop used at the very end of the story. Long story short, I felt quite satisfied after finishing this book, and I’m glad I choose to read it.

It's a very cute but unknown manga about the life of an owl and its owner. It's only in Japanese, but it's still a great read. Guaranteed to make you smile!

Hi i love Shiki i am in2 Vampire s and this 1 rem me of salems Lot will Shiki is Salems Lot but in Japanese so i give this Book a 20

Very funny and educational! I think it is a suitable read for intermediate learners. The language is clean and simple, and the drawings help understand new words (when they aren't explained in-text!). It also provides a very good insight into the teachers' ordeals when teaching their language to serious yet eccentric students! Since it is split into many small stories generally grouped under a theme, it can be read on the go, without too much regard for continuity, but it is also short enough to be read in one sitting. It is definitely a book I would recommend!