Japanese literature Neko-kun Shueisha Library

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Japanese Literature
Shueisha Bunko / Chatora is a Kaname Ginmoku cat. Mikan was brought up in Yoshiwara, Edo under the care of Oko who had a hairdressing ceremony. Soon 20 years had passed. The sick Oko had a tail split into two parts, and told that the Mikan that had started to control the language was a special existence that would become "Nekomata," a cat monster that transformed into a human being, and passed away. It was his senior, Nekomata, Kagura, who saved the Mikan that was being chased by the suspicion that he had killed its owner. The Mikan that was sheltered in a room of a geisha house met with Shiroka and others from the same new Nekomata, and they were taught various things about Nekomata. They were divided into six camps hidden in the Edo of the Flower, and they were engaged in battle for the camp. There is a "Nekoyado" in the Edo-jo castle, where the Mikan was sheltered by the Tokugawa shoguns for generations. There is a "Nekoyado" in the Edo-jo castle where the new rice trained. There is a rumor about the return of the hero "Neko-kun," whose name is inscribed in the history of Nekomata. The "Neko-kun," a hero whose name is inscribed in the history of 『, is rumored to be coming again. The "Neko-kun," "a hero whose name is inscribed in the history of Edo, is rumored to be coming again. The" Neko-kun, "" a hero whose name is inscribed in the history of Edo, is rumored to be coming again. The "Neko-kun," "a hero whose name is inscribed in the history of Edo, is rumored to be coming again. The" Neko-kun, "" a hero whose name is inscribed in the history of Edo, is rumored to be coming again. The "Neko-kun" came to the Nekoyado. He was brought to the Nekoyado. "Megumi Hatakenaka" was born in Kochi and grew up in Nagoya. He was born in Kochi and grew up in Nagoya. He was born in Kochi and grew up in Nagoya. He won the Excellence Award of the 13th Japan Fantasy Novel Grand Prize at the 『 Shubake 』 in 2001. He received the Tsukumo 『 』 『 』 』