Story Arcs
- Two on Opposites Sides of the River (story; tankōbon 1).
- Nagasaki (arc; tankōbon 1).
- Last Waltz (story; tankōbon 2).
- Devil's Trill (arc; tankōbon 2).
- King of Swords (arc; tankōbon 3).
- Hokkaidō (arc; tankōbon 4).
- New Year (arc; tankōbon 4).
- Saint Michel (arc; tankōbon 4).
- Storybook (arc; tankōbon 5).
- New Library (story; tankōbon 6).
- Okinawa (arc; tankōbon 6).
- The Child and I (sidestory; tankōbon 6).
- Kyōto (arc; tankōbon 7–8).
- Path to the King of Inventors (sidestory; tankōbon 8).
- Masquerade (arc; tankōbon 9).
- Gensoukai (arc; tankōbon 9–11, continues in Hana to Yume).
- Kamakura (arc; tankōbon 9–11, continues in Hana to Yume, runs concurrently with Gensoukai arc).
- Day in the Life of Tatsumi (sidestory; published in Za Hana to Yume 2004).
- Oriya and Ukyō (sidestories; published in Hana to Yume 2005–6).
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