Cover of Natsume's Book of friends
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Natsume's Book of friends

by story and art by Yuki Midorikawa (2012)

About this book

To help a kindly yokai read a ruined letter, Natsume needs the assistance of a yokai in the Book of Friends, but getting the help of a yokai his grandmother bound to the book may be difficult.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreNatsume's Book of friends Lead Character

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