With one year left in high school, Ton Fujimoto hopes to follow in his parents' footsteps and help the people of Trinity City. One day, Ton and his classmates are caught in the middle of a robbery during a school trip to the city's museum. As Ton tries to protect his sister, Ema, he is thrown ...

Whatever doesn't have a specific home will end up here. No genre limitations. Fantasy, romance, sci-fi, horror... A little bit of everything. Current Update: "Julie" - A tale of friendship and the burden of a last request by a dying friend. How far would you go to abide by someone's final...

A one-shot about an American guy named Sky going to Japan to learn how to make Dango and look at the sakura.

A collection of short stories I wrote for writer jams.

Andrew Stevens has an unexpected visitor arriving to his house which turns out to be his younger sister, Erin. She has come to stay with him because their parents "kicked her out". After getting acquainted in his home, Erin suggested the idea of visiting Japan. Little did Andrew know, his sister ...

(Apart of the Dareverse) In the Dareverse after an apocalyptic event humans have changed. They crave danger, have instincts for thrills, and desire to break rules. Society changes with this new need. You are given a number from 1 to 10 on how much you desire dares once you turn a certain age. S...

Weddings are supposed to be happy affairs, but what happens when your "groom" is the reason you're going to die? And what happens when instead of meeting him, you find yourself staring at another person who looks like you?

On a family vacation in the mountains, Kin Hashimoto's life changes forever when he's kidnapped by a deadly tribe living deep in the wilderness and is thrown into a century-old tribal game, where a single wrong decision could mean the difference between life and death.

To the viewers who read this, I hope you enjoyed this romantic telling of history and that it has been done with justice. I apologize in advance for any spelling mistakes and sentence structuring and misplaced words.

When Saki is pressured into becoming a magical girl lest tragedy occurs, it takes a little bit of coping, sure, but he soon realizes that periodically turning into a girl with reality-bending powers isn't the worst thing that could've happened. The pros? It pays well. God-like powers are usefu...