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Most Popular Books by Kiseki Himura

Kiseki Himura is the author of Sword art online. Progressive (2021), Tawawa on Monday, Part 1 (2025), 월요일의 타와와(청판) 2 (2022), 월요일의 타와와(청판) 1 (2022), 월요일의 타와와(청판) 3 (2022).

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Sword art online. Progressive

by: Reki Kawahara

release date: Jan 01, 2021

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Tawawa on Monday, Part 1

by: Kiseki Himura

release date: Jun 24, 2025

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A young salaryman is struggling with his "life" of long hours and little pay. Everyday is a slog. But every Monday morning he runs into Ai. Ai''s a cheerful high school student who used to suffer from low self-esteem. Now the two have things to look forward to each week, even if those moments only seem to last for a few stops.