Mature novel 18+ | Boy loves girl or boy loves boy? Deadbeat millennial Inho Kim just wanted to surprise his long-distance girlfriend. So, why the hell is he standing in Vancouver rain with nothing but a boner and her handsome boss' business card? A Queer Adult Romance about the messy endings and messier beginnings of love. The process is simple: get hurt, cry, and Kiss It Better. Mature Romance with explicit sexual content 18+ Updates 3x week: Tuesdays/Thursdays/Saturdays

A heartbroken fashion designer escapes to Tokyo to be an assistant on a movie set, only to get caught up in an illicit, whirlwind romance with the lead actor. ***** After discovering her fiance is cheating on her, heiress and fashion designer Lily Porter is whisked away to Tokyo to help a production company adapt one of her great-aunt's novels. She isn't thrilled about lying about being her aunt's assistant until it throws her into the path of the movie's lead actor, who is enough of a distraction to keep her mind off her ex for good. But can there really be a future for them when their relationship is built on lies, false identities, and a secret engagement? [[Wattys' Longlisted]] [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

What if the person you love is suffering from a cancer all along but didn't told you in 3 years pass by? Will you be able to see him and be with him until his last breathing or will you leave and forget about the past?

Directed by: Eisuke Naito A story of bullying, love, betrayal, and murder, with a changed ending by me. Plot by AsianWiki: Haruka Nozaki (Anna Yamada) transfers to a new school, but she is bullied there. The only person on her side is her classmate Mitsuru Aiba. Haruka Nozaki endures the bullying because of Mitsuru Aiba. One day, a fire breaks out at her home. Her parents die and her younger sister is severely injured. Haruka Nozaki has an emotional breakdown and she begins to take revenge on those who are responsible. (Liverleaf is a awesome movie, and I decided to change the ending of it and put it in book form. Enjoy!) WARNING: MANY PLOT TWISTS Writers: Rensuke Oshikiri and Miako Tadano Producer: Kimiaki Tasaka, Koji Harada Cinematographer: Hidetoshi Shinomiya Release Date: April 7, 2018

This is not a book, but is full of Japanese names that sound nice. It is also so you can look and see if you want to use it for a story and something like that. I will be writing the name and the meaning. Thanks for you love and support!! ALSO please remember that names can be for both genders and will sound familiar or similar to Chinese and Korean names :) DISCLAIMER : I will definitely not have all Japanese names here, sorry :) these names are all pulled off the internet, but I'm just acting as a combined source for names ~Izzy (cover made by @JadeRiverDay ) (added kanji of the names in comments by @JadeRiverDay)

*Story set in Japan* "You are not Nakanishimatsu Aya when you're going to that school, you're Matsuzaka Aya. No one should know your real identity," dad said strictly as he handed me my fake profile that included fake address. I didn't think studying in dad's school could be so much difficult... ~A story of a girl who is from a very rich family but has to pretend as if she is from very poor family. Read to find out why she had to pretend~ *** This seems a bit confusing but name and surname will be interchanged in this story just like in Japanese style. Also, there will be few Japanese words used but with explanation to those words whenever I use for the first time. #1 - Japanese (17/8/2020) Also, this story contains lots of unrealistic cliche dramas and after years of publishing this story, I am still very embarrassed of my choice of creation. Read it at your own risk.

Love the creepy side of Japan? On the surface, all that people hear about Japan is their rich culture, and how weird some of their customs and inventions are. But aside from that, there is a darker side of Japan, including their unsettling urban legends. From different colored toilet paper to a poem that might curse you, this book will show you many of their urban legends are odd and downright creepy. And trust me, they will also show you yet another example of how weird Japan is. Oh, Japan... how I love you so much. The cover art is by an artist named Takato Yamamoto.

Every love has a story. How you first met. Who said the first word. Even mine does. Seven o'clock is not the time anyone will think of falling in love. But as our worlds collided, we did just that. In a moment lost in space, a single introduction had changed everything. I wonder if things would have been different if the day we met came with a warning. A word to tell you that this was right or this could be wrong in so many ways. I wonder where he is right now. I wonder if he's happy with his life. I wonder if anything would have changed if we did things differently. Placing our hearts on the line and flipping the pages one after the other, our story was written. It happened before we knew it, and there was no way we could have taken it back. That's just how it goes. Every first love has a story. Do you want to hear mine?