Uketsu Books in Order

An ordinary home's floor plan contains unsettling details: a windowless room, unexplained gaps, and spaces that should not exist. Investigating similar houses reveals concealed connections, inviting readers to follow architectural clues toward the frightening purpose behind their designs.

A child's unsettling drawing and a murder victim's final sketch contain clues to hidden crimes. These illustrated mysteries invite readers to examine apparently ordinary images, uncover the warnings within them, and discover the disturbing connections between seemingly separate stories.

Kurihara traces his family's troubled history after learning that his grandmother died holding an old map. His mother's unfinished investigation leads him through images of seven yokai, raising questions about her death and the panic attacks that haunt him.

Eleven mysterious buildings, from an isolated hut to a prison and a house consumed by fire, conceal connected secrets. Examining their spaces and histories turns apparently separate accounts into a puzzle whose hidden pattern reveals a disturbing truth.