Concerto

Plot: Rena Misaki was a normal girl in high school in the small town of Otogi. But lately she is being tormented by sex-hamsters (little hamster like imps that cause greatly increased sexual desire). They had been banished from the village long ago by a priest. But somehow they have returned and have taken an interest in Rena. And if that wasn't enough trouble, they are starting to spread. Rena has to find away to get rid of them and have a normal life, before she ends up sleeping with all the guys around her.

From ANN: Kaname Okiura, a student of Prefectoral Umineko Shougyou High ("Umisho" for short), joined the school's swimming club in order to learn how to swim, but the club is filled with weirdos, let alone teaches him swimming. Then, a sunny, happy-go-lucky girl named Amuro Ninagawa who was transferred from Okinawa joined the club. Her extraordinary underwater speed and unorthodox swimming style (plus her personal habit of nude swimming—a powerful magnet to teenage boys) surprised every club member, especially Okiura, because she reminds him of a mermaid-like creature he saw only once in his early childhood.

Plot: Furuya's obsessed with zombies. He collects any figurines, watches any movie, and plays any game with the living dead, and is even only interested in zombie girls. When his cat dies, Furuya begins trying to raise it from the dead using an ancient book of the occult he bought from a shop. But what will happen when he sees the idol of a nearby all girl's school walking close to where he conducts his experiment, wishing to die and be reborn as a different person? Hattori Mitsuru, the author of Inu Neko Jump and Umisho, writes a new romance?

A quarterly yuri anthology/magazine. In Morinaga Milk's "The Secret Recipe," the president of the cooking club helps one of the members with a dilemma. "Love Fool," by Hattori Mitsuru, is an extremely short one-shot about two girls playing around in the water. Miyauchi Yuuka's "Camel" is about addiction. "Koburiawase," by Ugawa Hiroki, is about a girl who goes to live with her late mother's family after WWII. In "Scent of Sweet," by Yoshida Mikiko, the protagonist complains to a friend about the downsides of having large breasts. "Ochoufujin" is a one-page short about Aim For the Ace.