WAYAMA YAMA

Won the 24th Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize in Short Work categoryA compilation of short stories about weird high schoolers by Wayama Yama revised along with an original sequel over 30 pages long.

Known for "Muchuu sa, Kimi ni", Wayama's first serialization in a commercial magazine is a comedy set in an all-girls school about a Japanese language teacher, Hoshi-sensei, and the carefree play that his students involve him in.The story starts when