Onnanoko Awase

Status
Type Manga
Release Year / Date May 18, 2013
Country Japan
Author Akiko Morishima
Artist / Illustrator Akiko Morishima
Chapters
Rating Not rated yet
Volumes 1
Publisher / Rights-holder Not specified
Release Tracking Only: OriginRealm does not host third-party chapter content. Creator-published works may be available directly on OriginRealm when published by their rights holder.

Summary

Official Details
Onnanoko Awase is a compelling anthology of short stories that explores the tender, complex, and often unspoken dynamics of romantic relationships between young women. In "Girl's Union," Tae and Yuu navigate their blossoming romance through simple acts of affection—holding hands and sharing kisses—while Yuu quietly wonders what the future holds for them. "Slave to Love" follows Midori, who finds herself entirely unable to refuse any request made by her upperclassman, bound by an emotional devotion she cannot resist. Meanwhile, "Full of Memories" captures the bittersweet anxiety shared by Yuki and Rumi, whose one-year age gap suddenly feels immense as graduation approaches, leaving both grappling with loneliness and uncertainty. The collection continues with "Christmas Eve Agape," in which Lisa draws the innocent Aika into a world of new, transformative desires. In "The Fragrant Sea Breeze," Mikako returns from Tokyo to her hometown during her college break and begins tutoring her distant relative, Fuuka, sparking a quiet connection. The final three interconnected tales—"Angelic Girl," "Cherry Girl," and "Her Girlfriend"—center on Negami Kurako, known as Nega, a deeply insecure girl whose sole passion is photography. She harbors intense fantasies about Tsukimiya, a vibrant classmate who represents everything she is not. Despite lacking the courage to even speak to her, fate intervenes, and the two unexpectedly begin dating.
1 views Uploaded by OriginRealm

Login to rate this series

Add to Library ← Back to Home
Release Tracking Only.
Latest Known Release Chapter 8

Comments & Reviews

Guests can read every comment. Logged-in users can add their own thoughts.

Discuss in Community Forum
What did you think of Onnanoko Awase? Share your take on the story, the art or the latest chapter and start the discussion.
Login to post a comment.