Works
- Akatsuki no Lion
- Ao no Fūin (Blue Seal) - 1992–94
- Houmonsha wa Mayonaka ni (Midnight Visitor) - 1984
- Kioku no Ashiato
- Kootta Natsu no Hi (Frozen Summer Day)
- Mizu ni Sumu Hana (Romance of Darkness) - 2004
- Mokugekisha ni Sayounara (Farewell to the Eyewitness) - 1985
- Nanika ga yami de mite iru (Something Watching in the Dark) - 1986
- Ryouko no Shinreijikenbo (A Record of Ryoko's Psychic Events) - 1988–91
- Sanninme ga Kieta (A Third Person Disappeared) - 1992
- Soshite Gokai no Suzu ga naru (Then Five Bells Rang)
- Sora wa Akai Kawa no Hotori: Anatolia Story (Red River) - 1995–2002
- Touboukyuukou (Runaway Express)
- Umi no Yami, Tsuki no Kage (Moon Shadow on a Dark Sea) - 1986–91
- Yami no Purple Eye (Purple Eye of Darkness) - 1984–87
- Yume no Shizuku, Ougon no Torikago
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