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Keitarou, who's always had a disposition for attracting spirits, gets hired as a tutor for a little girl named Yayoi who can see spirits and is searching for the spirit that took away her mother.

Part of the 1 volume anthology based on ghost stories in the mountains, Yama Kaidan.

Set in the Edo period, Mononoke tells the story of a supernatural horror that lays siege to an aristocratic household, and of a mysterious apothecary who seeks to uncover the ugly truths that gave rise to the monstrosity in order to vanquish it before it destroys them all. --- Published in 2007 & 2019.

A reaper and a human's love. And their crime.

In Confucian Era 14276, a violent showdown unfolds in the space surrounding Planet Lagra. And with that, the story begins. Unfolding on Earth and in far-off galaxies, in the past, the future, and across dimensions, the curtain has risen on the final war between light and darkness. A great, galactic epic spanning the author’s career begins here! Kyomu Senki is made up mainly of four series: “The Tiger of 5000 Light Years” serialized in 1980-82. “Kyomu Senshi Miroku” and “Jaki-oh Bakuretsu”, both of which started serialization in 1987, just a few months apart. Lastly, “Skull Killer Jaki-oh”, a mech series set in the 20th century that originally started in 1990. Along with the four main series, it also includes four short stories: “New Rashoumon”, “Ninja Arts at Honnou Temple: The Black Magic of Koji Kashin”, “The Strange Living Dimension, Dogura”, and “The Dogura War Chronicles”.

**“This girl cleans using necromancy!”** A young girl—Chloe La Forêt—is alone and unconscious in the Corpse Forest. Well, it's too bad. At least the monsters will finish her off within a few days. Except this girl gets rescued in the nick of time. And the man who finds her? He's her new boss, Alchemist Kurakazu Rintarou. Chloe has a knack for cleaning and thus becomes his housekeeper. But she quickly reveals another hidden talent of hers—necromancy! Watch as this story of science and fiction unfold under one roof. (Source: Comikey)

Aimu Yuu (remark: his name sounds like "I'm you") is a high school student who just moved into Yaninari Sou, a cheap boarding house in Tokyo despite the rumor of this place being haunted by ghosts. Upon his arrival, he finds out that he's sharing room with a female ghost named Mii, who immediately takes a liking to him and insists on clinging to him till he dies. Not only that, but Yaninari Sou is filled with weirdos like Hinata Teruaki, an antisocial guy, Gouda Karuma, a 8-years ronin with luxuriant hair, Ogura An, a weird Shoujo Mangaka, Buraide Mari, a former pro wrestler, and last but not least, the mysterious landlord Ooya Oya who's always wearing an armor suit. The only normal person Yuu can find here is his classmate Ooya Ai, the landlord's daughter, and she also seems to take a liking to him, but will this be enough to help Yuu get through his high school life in peace? The title "Yuu & Mii" is a pun on the English phrase "You and Me". A parody manga with a lot of weird but enjoyable characters.

A oneshot that appeared in Comic Flapper 2015-02.

Following the life of the student newspaper reporter Emiko, these are scary stories of experiences from Miyako High School : - Ubawareta Shinzou (Stolen Heart) – The school's mystery club sees the dangerous consequences of an innocent promise concerning heart donation after death between two friends. - Kyuuketsu Men (Bloodsucking Mask) – A girl who wears a demon mask from a shrine for a bad-luck-banishing drama club party ends up unable to remove it. - Dokuga (Poison Moth) – The science club leader creates a serum to preserve dead bodies perfectly, but it may have other unpredicted side effects. - Henshitsu – A couple take shelter from a storm in a strange house with a secret that might prove to be deadly. – These stories and many more are found in the two volumes of Kyoufu. [tethysdust]

There stands a house in the forest where the wind blows and 'monsters' frighten children. A man lives in this house, as well as a number of spirits. - Volume 1 contains the oneshot **Hikidashi no Naka** - Volume 5 contains a side story *Hoshigahara Aomanjuu no Mori* was published in Swedish as *Aomanjuskogen* by Ordbilder.

Link: [Initial teaser on Twitter](https://twitter.com/sankakujougi/status/992889536744116224)

It's tough being a ghost in the modern era. A group known as "The Seven Wonders" are distressed by the lack of children taking tests of courage to the school that they haunt. Without children who believe in them and perpetuate ghost stories, they will eventually cease to exist! Can they figure out how to instill fear in children, or is the modern world already scary enough?

Mikoto is usual schoolgirl who wants to confess her love. The problem is that she is a ghost… Contained as bonus in Jigoku Koi Sutefu Volume 1

Meet the cute, smug, cane-wielding 17-year-old Iwanaga Kotoko as she (very) aggressively tries to woo the older Sakuragawa Kurou and act as a mediator/problem-solver for the supernatural world. But why is she so fascinated with Sakuragawa Kurou? The truth is… - [Alternative English Translation: INKR](https://comics.inkr.com/title/1122-in-spectre)

A kappa pines for a rokurokubi across a fence. From Garo 1982-07.

Corpse Party revolves around a group of students from Kisaragi Academy and their teacher. To cheer up one of their classmates who's going to transfer schools, they perform a charm called Sachiko Ever After so they can remain friends forever. However, something goes wrong and they end up trapped in Heavenly Host Elementary School. Now, they have to find the way out of the cursed school. Note: This manga's storyline is different from "Corpse Party: Blood Covered" and the rest of the franchise as this is an adaption of the Corpse Party Live Action movie.

The Yo-kai Watch series has caught on in Japan - this is the girls comic following Fumika (aka Fumi-chan), the female protagonist from the games. The stories are original and sometimes show new origin stories for Yo-kai versus what was shown in the Shounen comic, but all draw on the pun-tacular characters and settings of the games, anime, and other manga.

99 ghost stories, by the late Garo mangaka and Edo expert, Sugiura Hinako.

What if all the nursery rhymes you heard as a child were real - and more importantly, what if they were all out to kill you?

11 soldiers who are on demilitarized zone search mission. Shut down General Outpost….They should have never gone there

Who cares if you’re invisible in high school when you can see and talk to the invisible? Reserved and quiet, Jamie Oh prefers to remain in the background and confide only in his friends, who happen to be ghosts. But when the most popular girl in school takes interest in him, his normal -- or rather, paranormal -- life takes an unexpected turn. ---

Two months after coming to Tokyo, Iku is enjoying otaku life, but something mysterious is happening to him: he's started to see ghosts! One particular ghost – who's always standing on top of the pedestrian bridge at night – catches his interest, but he studiously ignores it… Until one day the guy turns up at his apartment holding a doujin Iku had dropped. He says his name is Seo Mimori, and seeing as he's a lost soul with nowhere to go, Iku doesn't really resist when he "moves in." But then a shocking secret about Mimori's death is revealed… ---

Hieda-sensei is a professor of archeology, with a fervent belief in the existence and power of supernatural creatures like gods and demons. Since he can't prove anything, his belief has earned him the mocking nickname "Yokai Hunter" from his colleagues. Another early work of Weekly Shonen Jump. --- - **The included one-shot, "The Living City", won the 7th Tezuka Award in 1974**

The Abashiri family has just moved into town. And they're the meanest, toughest, roughest bunch you're ever going to meet. From the grandfather to the daughter to the smallest child. And they take true glee from what they do - from kicking the asses of the town toughs, to kicking a family out of their home, to engineering prison breaks, to maiming cops. No one comes tougher. And oh yes, it's a comedy, a total nonsense gag comedy.

A series of short stories detailing the exploits of Dr Imibe Kana, a researcher on Japanese mythology and religion, as she travels around the country becoming involved in various occurrences centred around ancient traditions and folklore.

Lee Yuna is a high school girl who was supposed to die before dawn. The Grim Reaper visits her to guide her to the afterlife the night before but is hit with a twist. Unexpectedly, her life span gets extended last minute and now the Grim Reaper is tasked with protecting her for 70 more years!

A small group of adults have been invited to a reunion at their old highschool to remember the loss of their classmate Kiriko, after receiving a letter "From K." Not knowing who "K" is, Ryosuke, a young man with short black hair that used to know Kiriko, has to uncover the truth of Kiriko's mysterious death. As he slowly regains his memories as his fellow classmates start suddenly dying around him in the most horrific manner, he realises that it's far too late to say sorry.