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“Chaotic Kichijouji café comedy starring five mismatched staff whose tempers spark slapstick mayhem and mop-handle warfare.”
Café Kichijoji de
Café吉祥寺で
7.21
6,508 rank · 1,904 readers · 26 favorites
Shoujo
Boys Love
Comedy
Supernatural
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Chaotic Kichijouji café comedy starring five mismatched staff whose tempers spark slapstick mayhem and mop-handle warfare.
"Irasshai!" Welcome to the most unruly cafe in Kichijouji and its charming staff of five who have absolutely nothing in common. When tempers rise, so do mop handles, giant boulders and repair bills. Meet Jun, a mild mannered high school student with a sharp tongue and superhuman strength. Tarou, a clean freak with a deadly aim in the art of mopping. Maki, a sloppy, lazy woman chaser. Minagawa, a talented pastry chef equally skilled in the arts of voodoo, and the impulsive, cheerful, though desperately unfortunate Tokumi. A feast of comedy based on the popular Japanese radio drama. (Source: DMP)
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median 8.5
mode 8
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Running avg · Mar 2008 → Aug 2011
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· shortest highly-rated reviews
- 9 “This has to be one of the funniest mangas I have ever read. I could not keep from bursting out into spontanious giggles. The characters are all so loveable in all their quirky -ness, and the art is...”
- 8 “The manga focuses on complete hilarity without solid base where the plot might progress from. Each chapter's spotlight is the daily routine of characters with madcap twists. The manga-ka splendidly...”
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A Manga Publication
- Format 14 × 3 ch × vol
- Total read 1h 52m approx
- Published May 2001 – Apr 2003
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M0217 catalog