Tower of the Future Series by Saki Hiwatari

"First published in Japan in 2003 by Hakusensha, Inc., Tokyo"--Colophon, v. 1.

Still shocked by his mother's deathbed revelation, Takeru puts aside his anger and shame to grant her final wish. He agrees to allow Hyoju, the once-secret daughter of his father's first relationship, to come live with them. But only-child Takeru has a lot to learn when it comes to making room for the newest member of his family. Hyoju, too, has lessons to learn: born and raised in a foreign land, she must begin to adjust to her new life in Japan and the brother she has never known.

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Still shocked by his mother's deathbed revelation, Takeru puts aside his anger and shame to grant her final wish. He agrees to allow Hyoju, the once-secret daughter of his father's first relationship, to come live with them. But only-child Takeru has a lot to learn when it comes to making room for the newest member of his family. Hyoju, too, has lessons to learn: born and raised in a foreign land, she must begin to adjust to her new life in Japan and the brother she has never known.

Still shocked by his mother's deathbed revelation, Takeru puts aside his anger and shame to grant her final wish. He agrees to allow Hyoju, the once-secret daughter of his father's first relationship, to come live with them. But only-child Takeru has a lot to learn when it comes to making room for the newest member of his family. Hyoju, too, has lessons to learn: born and raised in a foreign land, she must begin to adjust to her new life in Japan and the brother she has never known.

It seems implausible that there could be a good side to "Noize, the entity that Takery previously believed was bent on total destruction. If it's true, then Zen's family's plans for Takeru might not be as benevolent as he thought. Provoked by the mysterious young Hijiri, Takeru realizes that he can only get the big picture by ascending the mysterious, otherdimensional "Tower," where past, present and future are all revealed... moreIt seems implausible that there could be a good side to "Noize, the entity that Takery previously believed was bent on total destruction. If it's true, then Zen's family's plans for Takeru might not be as benevolent as he thought. Provoked by the mysterious young Hijiri, Takeru realizes that he can only get the big picture by ascending the mysterious, otherdimensional "Tower," where past, present and future are all revealed. When Takeru, his girlfriend Ichigo, and his buddy Kouki literally vanish into thin air one day, is it the start of his journey of discovery, or something much more deadly? less

It seems implausible that there could be a good side to Noize, the entity that Takery previously believed was bent on total destruction. If it's true, then Zen's family's plans for Takeru might not be as benevolent as he thought. Provoked by the mysterious young Hijiri, Takeru realizes that he can only get the big picture by ascending the mysterious, otherdimensional Tower, where past, present and future are all revealed... moreIt seems implausible that there could be a good side to Noize, the entity that Takery previously believed was bent on total destruction. If it's true, then Zen's family's plans for Takeru might not be as benevolent as he thought. Provoked by the mysterious young Hijiri, Takeru realizes that he can only get the big picture by ascending the mysterious, otherdimensional Tower, where past, present and future are all revealed. When Takeru, his girlfriend Ichigo, and his buddy Kouki literally vanish into thin air one day, is it the start of his journey of discovery, or something much more deadly? less

It seems implausible that there could be a good side to "Noize, the entity that Takery previously believed was bent on total destruction. If it's true, then Zen's family's plans for Takeru might not be as benevolent as he thought. Provoked by the mysterious young Hijiri, Takeru realizes that he can only get the big picture by ascending the mysterious, otherdimensional "Tower," where past, present and future are all revealed... moreIt seems implausible that there could be a good side to "Noize, the entity that Takery previously believed was bent on total destruction. If it's true, then Zen's family's plans for Takeru might not be as benevolent as he thought. Provoked by the mysterious young Hijiri, Takeru realizes that he can only get the big picture by ascending the mysterious, otherdimensional "Tower," where past, present and future are all revealed. When Takeru, his girlfriend Ichigo, and his buddy Kouki literally vanish into thin air one day, is it the start of his journey of discovery, or something much more deadly? less

It seems implausible that there could be a good side to "Noize, the entity that Takery previously believed was bent on total destruction. If it's true, then Zen's family's plans for Takeru might not be as benevolent as he thought. Provoked by the mysterious young Hijiri, Takeru realizes that he can only get the big picture by ascending the mysterious, otherdimensional "Tower," where past, present and future are all revealed... moreIt seems implausible that there could be a good side to "Noize, the entity that Takery previously believed was bent on total destruction. If it's true, then Zen's family's plans for Takeru might not be as benevolent as he thought. Provoked by the mysterious young Hijiri, Takeru realizes that he can only get the big picture by ascending the mysterious, otherdimensional "Tower," where past, present and future are all revealed. When Takeru, his girlfriend Ichigo, and his buddy Kouki literally vanish into thin air one day, is it the start of his journey of discovery, or something much more deadly? less

"First published in Japan in 2003 by Hakusensha, Inc., Tokyo"--Colophon, v. 1.