Lost and Found 1

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Lost and Found 1
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Lost and Found 2

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Lost and Found 2
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Author of 『I Will Take Care of the Monster Child』 and 『The Strange Candy Shop Jeoncheondang』
The mysterious fantasy world of Hiroshima Reiko unfolds anew!

Reiko Hiroshima, author of the monster childcare fantasy novel series "I Will Take Care of the Monster Child."
We're back with an even more bizarre and mysterious story.
The chemistry between the cold-blooded Hyaku and the cute little raccoon demon Kogechamaru as they run a chaotic lost and found shop!


I really want to.
I don't know how I picked this up.

Hyaku, the owner of a lost and found shop, sees a world different from others with his mysterious blue left eye.
Just then, as if by fate, a young raccoon demon named Kogechamaru appeared before her! She had previously treated him coldly, saying she didn't want to be a family member, but before she knew it, she began to open her heart to Kogechamaru, who brought warmth to Hyaku's life.


Those eyes! Those eyes are the master's eyes!

Kogechamaru, a little raccoon demon, points to Hyaku's eyes and suddenly starts looking for his master, the mountain god.
Hyaku discovers that he has a mountain god's scale in his left eye, but has no intention of giving it back readily.
Kogechamaru is shocked when Hyaku tells him he can't return the scales until he's collected a thousand nyang, but he has no choice! He stays by Hyaku's side until he's collected a thousand nyang and helps her with the lost-and-found shop she runs.
It started out as a crying affair, but I gradually grew fond of Hyaku, who seemed lonely for some reason… … .


A dropped wallet or a missing husband
An item that cannot be found for the time being
It's my job to find that kind of thing.
But sometimes there are tricky requests

So what exactly does a lost and found store do?! Don't think it's just a place to find lost items.
It's said to be a special place where strange incidents are solved through Hyaku's left eye!
From the spirit of a girl who suddenly appears in the middle of the night and asks to find her lost hairpin, to an oil merchant who asks for his bride, to a child searching for his suddenly disappeared younger brother, and even a headless goblin seeking to clear his name! As they solve these outrageous requests one by one, Hyaku and Kogechamaru face a cruel yet beautiful truth.