Genki Ono's Hima-Ten! romantic comedy has come to an end. The manga published its final chapter in Weekly Shonen Jump issue 31 on Monday, concluding a nearly two-year run that began in July 2024.

The series followed Iemori, a part-time house cleaner and full-time student, navigating romance with Himari, a high school CEO. The unlikely pairing formed the core of Ono's light-hearted take on the school romance genre, balancing comedy with genuine character moments.

Hima-Ten! will conclude across 11 compiled volumes total. Shueisha has already shipped the ninth volume and will release the tenth on July 3, with the eleventh and final volume arriving on September 4. For English-speaking readers, Viz Media is bringing the series stateside, with the first volume launching on July 13.

The manga's two-year tenure in Weekly Shonen Jump reflects a relatively brisk conclusion for the publication—a magazine known for giving serialized series extended runs. Ono's work managed to find its audience during that window, earning enough reader support to complete its story rather than face abrupt cancellation.

For fans who discovered Hima-Ten! through Weekly Shonen Jump or online communities, the final volume releases offer a chance to revisit the complete narrative. The staggered volume schedule through September means collectors will have time to gather the full set, while Viz's English release timeline gives North American fans access to the story as it concludes in Japan.

The manga market continues to see series end on their own terms when they reach natural stopping points, and Hima-Ten!'s conclusion represents a more intentional wrap-up than many serialized works receive. With the final chapters now in readers' hands through Weekly Shonen Jump, the full scope of Iemori and Himari's story will soon be available in collected form.