First published in Japan in 2014, 2015 by Kadokawa Corporation, Tokyo-- Colophon.
Kei Sanbe Books
Kei Sanbe is a manga artist renowned for her unsettling and emotionally resonant storytelling. Her works often delve into dark themes and complex interpersonal dynamics, exploring the human psyche with unflinching honesty. Sanbe's distinctive art style, characterized by expressive detail and atmospheric rendering, effectively amplifies the emotional impact of her narratives. Her ability to craft deeply moving and memorable stories has garnered a dedicated following.






Erased, Vol. 1
- 384 pages
- 14 hours of reading
One man has the unique power to prevent a tragedy in his hometown - but he'll have to do it as his eleven-year-old self. Read the manga that led to the incredibly popular anime adaptation!
Erased, Vol. 5
- 192 pages
- 7 hours of reading
English translation from the Japanese title: Boku dake ga inai machi.
Thanks to information from the imposter, Senri now knows the intentions behind the despicable scheme laid by the "fire" man. Anxious about Kazuto, Senri decides to seek out cooperation with "that" person. And what exactly happened to Kazuto after leaving Senri? The secrets of his past are finally revealed!
The new manga series from Kei Sanbe, the master of suspense behind Erased, plunges an innocent young boy into Tokyo's criminal underworld, as he fights to keep his younger sister alive, and to return his soul to his own body! The tiny apartment where Minato lives may as well be an isolated island in the middle of the ocean. Despite still being in elementary school, it falls on his shoulders to care for his little sister Nagisa, who never stops asking when their mother will make one of her infrequent visits home. On one of those visits, their mother takes them to an amusement park, only to give Minato some cash and leave them on a Ferris wheel… but as the wheel reaches the top, lightning strikes, and, instead of his sister, Minato sees the corpse of a woman… and, reflected in the glass looking back at him, an unfamiliar and menacing face!
The "Fire" Man raids a hospital to rescue a barely conscious Kazuto. He succeeds, despite Wakazono's hot pursuit. However, the difference between the way Kazuto and his mentor think is more clearly delineated than ever. And now the change in their relationship even has a major impact on the people around Senri. In the end, Enan's life hangs in the balance...!!
For the Kid I Saw in My Dreams, Vol. 4
- 192 pages
- 7 hours of reading
After years of searching, Senri finally has a lead on Kazuto! In an effort to get even closer and finally find the "Fire" man, Senri leans on some alternative methods and reaches out to Wakazono for his help. But Wakazono may prove to have his own agenda which leaves Senri in the dust!
Senri and Wakazono--two avengers spurred on by love for the family they lost. The two finally come face-to-face with the ones who tore their lives apart. Who will be left standing when the dust settles?
For the Kid I Saw in My Dreams, Vol. 5
- 192 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Senri's hunt for his twin heats up as a rival criminal group sets Kazuto and the "fire" man's hideout ablaze mere minutes after he and Enan finish their search. As he draws closer and closer to his brother, the danger only seems to increase, and so too does Senri's recklessness. He feels sure Kazuto is reaching out to him, yearning to meet as much as he is, but Kazuto has a long history with the "fire" man-and a terrible burden to bear...
As Kazuto's final hour approaches, bargaining begins with the "fire" man over the child who will be left behind. And it's not just Kazuto--Senri is also determined to prevent the child from going through what the brothers have, no matter what!