Junichiro Koizumi. Prime Minister of Japan, or God of Mahjong incarnate? Watch him clash with other world titans such as George W. Bush, Kim Jong... more>> Il, and Vladimir Putin in the one force that matters in the political world: mahjong. <<less

Contains six short stories:... more>>

• Kuzeinke no Saidai no Show

• Seifuku wa Hugenai

• Brigit no Bansan (Brigit's Supper)

• Shizuru Cinema

• Kasou Senryaku - Kagami-uchi (Mirror Play)

• Emerald

Who cheated? Who Won? The lies and the truths? In the city of west where injustice prevails. Only a 'game' divides the living and the dead. <<less

A spin-off of the manga Akagi depicting Washizu Iwao in the pre- and early post-war period.

Mahjong is all Nikaido Aki knew growing up. With her parents operating a Mahjong shop where people would gather to play the game, it served... more>> as a good time for Aki, her older sister Rumi and their family. But when their mother leaves them out of the blue, their father is forced to close the shop and he leaves Aki and Rumi with relatives. With no real goal in life and not even sure if she wants to continue on to high school, Aki has to figure out what she wants out of her life. <<less

Watanabe Yuuichi, also known as Pen-chan, loves mahjong. It's just too bad that he's not very good at it. Follow Pen-chan's wins and losses (mostly... more>> losses) in a series of short tales about his friends, family, co-workers, and local yakuza until the final conclusion where Pen-chan makes the biggest gamble of his life... <<less

In post-apocalyptic Japan, a nameless mahjong player ascends a massive tower, facing formidable opponents in life or death gambles.

4-koma manga about the daily life of a clumsy jansou clerk that happens to be a powerful mahjong player.