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“Hidden mansion in bamboo forest where Lunarian princess, rabbits, and advisor prepare monthly Moon Festival mochi amid rivalries and pranks.”
Touhou Bougetsushou: Tsuki no Inaba to Chijou no Inaba
東方儚月抄 ～ 月のイナバと地上の因幡
7.67
2,110 rank · 4,965 readers · 142 favorites
Comedy
Fantasy
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Synopsis
Hidden mansion in bamboo forest where Lunarian princess, rabbits, and advisor prepare monthly Moon Festival mochi amid rivalries and pranks.
Eientei is a large mansion hidden deep within Gensokyo's Bamboo Forest of the Lost where the Lunarian princess Kaguya Houraisan resides alongside her reliable advisor Eirin Yagokoro. Accompanying them are numerous youkai rabbits led by Earth rabbit Tewi Inaba and Moon rabbit Reisen Udongein Inaba, who protect the princess from danger. However, their primary purpose is to pound mochi every month as part of the Moon Festival, Reigetsusai. From Kaguya's fierce rivalry with Fujiwara no Mokou and Tewi's mischievous pranks, to Reisen's serious yet fallible nature, even a secluded place like Eientei has no shortage of fun and hilarity.
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Score distribution
median 7.5
mode 7
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· shortest highly-rated reviews
- 8 “This 4-koma comedy is an absolute treat, featuring a simple yet effective art style and consistently fun humor. While it offers plenty of silly interactions, the humor may miss the mark for those...”
- 7 “This manga offers an enjoyable experience for both Touhou fans and newcomers, featuring a large cast and delightful societal comedy presented in a classic 4-koma newspaper style. However, the...”
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Read Order & Related
A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Touhou Bougetsushou: Tsuki no Inaba to Chijou no Inaba begins and ends here.
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A Manga Publication
- Format 30 × 2 ch × vol
- Total read 4h 00m approx
- Published Jun 2007 – Dec 2009
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M6532 catalog