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Koumori’s ‘Our Aimless Nights’ Set for Summer 2026 Print Debut

By Weeb AnimeJuly 6, 20251 Min Read
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Anticipated Romance Manga to Reach Physical Shelves

Fans of Koumori’s beloved romance manga, Our Aimless Nights (Japanese title: Yoru no Manimani), can anticipate its print release in paperback and hardcover editions in Summer 2026. The series, which has garnered a significant following through its digital serialization, will be brought to physical format through a collaboration between digital manga service Azuki and Ink Pop, a new imprint of Random House Graphic.

This announcement marks a significant step for Our Aimless Nights, moving it from its established digital presence to a broader audience who prefer physical copies. The print editions will utilize Azuki’s existing English translation and lettering, with oversight from Azuki, Futabasha (the original Japanese publisher), and Koumori themselves, ensuring consistency and quality in the transition.

The Journey of Our Aimless Nights

Our Aimless Nights originally debuted on Futabasha’s Web Action manga website in July 2022 and concluded its serialization in April 2024. During its run, it captured readers with its charming coming-of-age narrative, blending elements of romance, school life, drama, and slice of life, catering to a Seinen demographic. The series spanned two tankobon volumes in Japan, and its digital English release on the Azuki app has made it accessible to a global readership.

The story centers on the unlikely connection that blossoms between two high school students, Chika and Kazuya. Chika is depicted as a cheerful and energetic girl, contrasting sharply with Kazuya, who is portrayed as shy and reserved. Their unique bond forms through their secret weekly meetings every Wednesday after 9 PM, outside the convenience store where Kazuya works. Under the serene glow of the moon, their connection deepens, exploring themes of shared experiences and personal growth.

A Glimpse into the Narrative

The manga’s narrative delicately unfolds as Chika navigates a new family transition, seeking normalcy in her school life. Her discovery of the quaint corner store and her subsequent encounters with Kazuya at the counter lay the foundation for their blossoming conversations. Readers witness how their seemingly disparate personalities find common ground, particularly in their shared experiences related to family matters. Kazuya’s empathetic nature provides a comforting presence for Chika as she adjusts to her new normal, making a profound initial impression on her.

Reviewers have lauded Our Aimless Nights for its quiet yet impactful storytelling, emphasizing the importance of diverse relationships. The natural flow of the narrative allows readers to immerse themselves in the characters’ journey, highlighting the subtle ways connections can take root and grow. The manga’s ability to resonate with fans of drama, romance, and school life genres has solidified its reputation as a noteworthy addition to the coming-of-age category.

Ink Pop: A New Chapter in Manga Publishing

The print release of Our Aimless Nights is a cornerstone launch for Ink Pop, a nascent line from Random House Graphic. Launched in November 2024, Ink Pop is specifically dedicated to publishing manga, manhwa, and webtoons tailored for kids and teens. This strategic move by Random House Graphic underscores the growing demand for translated sequential art and the publishing industry’s commitment to expanding its offerings in this dynamic market segment.

Ink Pop’s initial slate of releases also includes Umi Takase’s I Wanna Be Your Girl and Han Ryeo Yu and A Hyeon’s My Life as an Internet Novel manhwa, positioning Our Aimless Nights among a selection of diverse and highly anticipated titles. The collaboration between Azuki and Ink Pop for this print venture signifies a trend of digital platforms partnering with traditional publishers to extend the reach of popular digital-first content. This synergy allows for the careful translation and lettering developed for the digital sphere to be preserved and presented in a high-quality physical format, meeting the expectations of a discerning readership.

The forthcoming print release of Our Aimless Nights in Summer 2026 is poised to introduce Koumori’s evocative storytelling to an even wider audience, solidifying its place as a poignant and cherished romance within the manga landscape.

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