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Midnight occult civil servants

“New civil servant Arata, who understands youkai, is mistaken for legendary occultist Abe no Seimei.”

Midnight occult civil servants

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Shoujo Mythology Workplace Fantasy Mystery Supernatural
64 chapters · 17 volumes · 2015 - 2022 · Manga
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New civil servant Arata, who understands youkai, is mistaken for legendary occultist Abe no Seimei.

Arata Miyako is a new government worker assigned to the Shinjuku Ward Office's "Nighttime Regional Relations" department. Each of Tokyo's 23 wards has one such department, which were established to solve paranormal and occult-related events. Arata can understand non-human speech that no one else understands, and he encounters a youkai at Shinjuku Gyoen park that calls him Abe no Seimei — the name of a historical Japanese occultist and diviner. (Source: ANN)

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A Manga Publication

  • Format 64 × 17 ch × vol
  • Total read 8h 32m approx
  • Published May 2015 – Feb 2022
  • Source Manga media type
  • Ref. BS-M48545 catalog

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