Just read through this and really enjoyed it.
After the five minutes
The main character Yamato, his twin brother Yuuto and their childhood friend Michiru are really good friends.
One day, Yamato meets a shady fortune teller who gives him a bracelet that will allow him to go into the future and come back once.
He doesn't believe it but in the end goes "what the heck let's just try" because he wants to see if the three of them are still together in future.
Cue time leap. He meets up with his twin and childhood friend and things don't seem to be much different.
Until suddenly buddha statues with shackles appear and start violently massacring humans and everything goes to hell.
After seeing this messed up future he realizes that he can try changing it if he goes back to the past and tells people about their impending doom. Yes it's a long shot but what else can he do? And if worst comes to worst at least Yuuta and Michiru will definitely believe and work together with him.
Then he checks time and date to see how much time he has to prepare.
And learns that he only travelled 5 minutes into the future.
Thus starts an action packed hot-blooded buddha fighting time leaping survival mystery story, in where Yamato has to struggle desperately in this doomed future to learn as much as he can about their adverseries. So that somehow, when he ultimately travels back in time, he can save the world in the 5 minutes he has been given.
It's fairly short with 7 volumes and moves at a brisk place, but doesn't feel rushed and ends with all the plot threads neatly tied up. Art is great, lots of cool action scenes and panelling, and cool twists.