Ohayou Toka Oyasumi Toka

"When you lose something, there is something that you remember." Hinata Wahei, a 28-year-old professional house-building planner, with the sole ambition to start his new single lifestyle, was suddenly forced to live together with three sisters from his father's second marriage. The unforeseen co-existence is filled to the brim with trouble, as Wahei adheres to a self-sufficient, no-family-sentimentalisms personal code, having been raised as an only child in a family marred by divorce. A story about a small family of four. It's a tale that goes from "I'm home" to "I'm off", and from "building a house" to "building a home".

31 chapters

• Chapter 30 — Being Alone Versus Being With Everyone
• Chapter 29 — Picnic
• Chapter 28 — A Meeting at the Meat Shop
• Chapter 27 — Letting My Father Know
• Chapter 26 — Getting to Know Each Other
• Chapter 25 — Choice of Family
• Chapter 24 — The Right Choice
• Chapter 23 — Matters Concerning That Day
• Chapter 22 — The Witch
• Chapter 21 — Suggestion
• Chapter 20 — Adult Children
• Chapter 19 — Things That Make A Family
• Chapter 18 — Another Home
• Chapter 17 — The Way Back Home
• Chapter 16 — The Balance of a Family
• Chapter 15 — The "Norm" I wasn't Aware of
• Chapter 14 — A Person Who Understands
• Chapter 13 — The Hedgehog House
• Chapter 12 — The Second Family
• Chapter 11 — The Ideal Dining Table
• Chapter 10 — The Lonely Twins
• Chapter 9 — How To Make Friends
• Chapter 8 — The Paradise of Sunday
• Chapter 7 — The Difficult Meaning of Family
• Chapter 6.1 — Extra
• Chapter 6 — I'm Home
• Chapter 5 — Something Like Good Morning and Good Night
• Chapter 4 — Joyful Occasion
• Chapter 3 — Defenseless Weight
• Chapter 2 — Welcome Back
• Chapter 1 — A New Life