A mystery by Muraki Misuzu. A woman who has lost her parents is led through a strange town and fox-shrine-like presences as she approaches the meaning of the enigmatic box, fox, and pineapple.

A box, a fox, and a pineapple become keys to a story marked by loss.

A mystery work by Rinno Mei recorded in connection with the Shincho Mystery Award. Amazon Japan, NDL, and publisher sources did not confirm a standalone book, paperback, or collection. From the title, it appears to center on a detective figure and calm observation.

A detective with mirror-still composure quietly observes a disturbed mystery.

A finalist for the sixth Shincho Mystery Award. The title suggests a mystery centered on a woman who speaks of dreams of ruins, but it was a finalist rather than the prizewinning work, and public information is limited to the award's finalist listing.

Around a woman who tells dreams of ruins, a mystery remains unpublished in book form.

A finalist for the Shincho Mystery Grand Award. The title is confirmed as an entry-stage work, but no standalone book, paperback, or collection containing it could be confirmed through Amazon Japan, NDL, or the publisher, so it is treated as unpublished for now.

A mystery finalist recorded as an submitted work, with no confirmed book publication.